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Romans 8:18-28 lay out six affirmations toward an understanding of suffering from God's perspective. Our short journey through this present eon is a journey filled with calamities and illnesses. How do we respond to these things? How do we not lose faith? Understanding these verses will give us great comfort in these times of trouble, and it will allow our faith to grow through the suffering!
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