How do we make sense of the Bible in uncertain times?
When we are gripped by fear and uncertainty, we often go in search of answers even more so a solution. As death, destruction, pain and suffering surround us, we may find ourselves asking; Does God even care?
Maybe, the questions we should be asking are, Does God really love me? How can the Bible help me experience God's love in uncertain times? How can I know that God's love for me will never fail?
In the midst of fear and uncertainty, it is natural to wonder what God is doing. In this book, Ruel Fordyce invites readers around the world to return to their Bible to explore a summarized version of its major principles.
"The Holy Bible In Times Of Uncertainty" contains profound messages about God in whom our souls can be sustained, who ordains, governs, and reigns over all things to accomplish his wise and good purposes for those who trust in him.
This book offers seven biblical principles to hold on to in uncertain times, personal stories, scientific evidence for the power of prayer and a bible study on how to appeal to the kingdom of heaven to intervene during your times of uncertainty.
Finally, you will discover how God has led in the past and is still leading today even amidst the uncertainty of these times.
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