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Why, God?
27 minutes Posted May 13, 2026 at 5:00 pm.
The Question of Suffering: When the World Turns Upside Down
In Good Company: The Righteous Also Ask Why
God Receives the Prayers of a Grieving Heart
The Depth of Job's Loss: Not a Molehill
The Error of Retribution: Suffering Is Not Always Punishment
Sin Equals Suffering? The False Counsel of Job's Friends
The Doctrine of Providence: God the Divine Craftsman
When Life Shatters and Cannot Be Reversed
"Why Was I Ever Born?" Job's Lament Renewed
A Great Cloud of Witnesses: Moses, Elijah, and Jeremiah
God Refines Through the Question: The Still Small Voice
Remember Where You Are: This World Is a War Zone
Life Is Short, Eternity Is Long: Monday and Tuesday
You Are Not Alone: Through the Valley of the Shadow
Trials Refine Faith: All Things Work Together for Good
The Empathy of Christ: A Man of Sorrows Who Can Relate
The Hissing Turtle: Moved From Plan A to Plan B for Our Good
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Is it okay to ask God "why"? In this bonus study from Job 10, Dr. Toby Holt asks a question every hurting believer has felt: is it allowed to bring God our raw, grief-filled "why"? Job, the most righteous man on earth, tells God plainly that he loathes his life and wants to know why God is contending with him. God is big enough to receive our honest laments — asking "why" in our pain does not mean God loves us less. Moses, Elijah, Jeremiah, David, and Paul all...