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BG5 Mark Hart the Bible Geek “Answers from the Word” – Why does God allow suffering?
1 year, 5 months ago
Posted in: Answers From the Word, Bible / Scripture Study, Mark Hart, Podcast, The Discerning Hearts Blog
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What should we do when life is overwhelming? Why does God allow us to suffer?
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Mark Hart is an author, speaker, director and teacher, Mark’s work both written and spoken, is known across the country and world. While he serves as the Vice President of LIFE TEEN, he is known to tens of thousands simply as the “Bible Geek ®” Mark passionately echoes the gospel to all he encounters. He is as deep as he is funny, and his love for his wife and daughters is second only to his immense love for Jesus Christ.
Visit Mark at www.lifeteen.com
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Thank you for this podcast. I needed to hear it this morning.
God bless,
Geraldine