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After the Avalanche
JOB UNDERSTOOD WOUNDS. The words he used to describe them were more than patronizing platitudes and theoretical proverbs. He’d been there and back again. He could write about intense inner suffering in the first person because of his own massive ocean of pain. No one would deny that the man called Job was “the greatest of all the men of the east” (Job 1:3, KJV).
Read More→Where Is God When It Hurts?
Walk through the fog of suffering with Chuck Swindoll. This Job bundle — workbook, audio set, and biography — will help you stop demanding answers and start trusting the God who holds them.
We Know the Source of Hope
Once you’ve been through a time of heavy despair and seen Jesus lead you out of it, your desire to help others through similar times grows. Pastor Chuck reflects on his desire to lead others to their only hope: Christ.
Accept the Helping Hand
Life comes at us hard sometimes and throws us curves we don't expect. Find words of comfort here that pertain to the personal struggles you're currently facing. We weren’t designed to face our setbacks alone without help.
Change Your Why to Who
“Why?” It's the most tormenting question, echoing through every tragedy. In this article, Chuck Swindoll reminds us: God is too kind to do anything cruel… too wise to make a mistake.






