As we begin a new year, it's popular for many bloggers and podcasters to make “predictions” about the new year. I prefer not making predictions (unless I feel inspired to do so), but I will point out 7 crucial trends to watch for in 2015.
I believe these trends represent some fundamental shifts in the way business is done online, and the way you will continue to build your platform in the new year
That's all coming up in today's episode…
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This is not a new question. It's been dealt with by many great theologians, and I don't count myself as one of them. But I do know this: we really have one basic decision to make. Is God good, and can he be trusted?
And it really is a decision.
If you're looking for a mathematical formula to prove it one way or another, I predict you will be disappointed.
Personally, after I decided to settle this question in my heart once and for all, everything else became very clear to me. Even the subject of “mystery.”
Here are three explanations that might help us understand why bad things happen to God's people.
