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Telling Better Stories About Suffering
If God is really good, why does life seem so unfair? If He really loves us, why doesn’t He do something about our suffering? Renowned psychiatrist Dr. Curt Thompson teaches us how to find and maintain hope in the face of immense personal and global suffering. Also, Maybe God host Eric Huffman opens up about the very recent and devastating loss of his mother.
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BEHIND THE MIC
Hosted by Eric Huffman, a skeptic-at-heart.
Skeptic-at-heart Eric Huffman is the lead pastor of The Story Church, host of the Maybe God Podcast, and author of 40 Days of Doubt: Devotions for a Skeptic and Scripture and the Skeptic. After a long journey from Bible Belt religion to atheism and back to Christianity, Eric’s passion is to lead new generations to ask their questions, to doubt their doubts, and to know the truth of God through Jesus Christ. Eric believes we should liberate Jesus from the limitations of religion. Religion is about good behavior and living in fear. Jesus came to give us a better way.
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