How to overcome the pains of life
Dr. Roberto Miranda
(Audio: Spanish)
SUMMARY: The apostle Paul suffered many trials and difficulties, yet he always had a note of victory and faith in the Lord. He reminds us that despite our tribulations and struggles, we are not helpless, and the Lord is with us. We have a treasure in us, the Gospel, which is contained in fragile and clay jars so that God glorifies himself. We may be troubled and anguished, but we should not lose hope or security in God. The tribulations we experience make us stronger and produce an excellent and eternal weight of glory. Paul wrote the Epistle to the Philippians in chained prison, uncertain of his fate, yet the epistle overflows with joy, hope, happiness, and victory.
I want to give a Word of comfort and hope, and encouragement for all of us. I want to talk about how to overcome the pains of life and resist, and overcome in the midst of trials, and I'm going to use two passages.
One is found in Second Corinthians chapter 4, Second Corinthians chapter 4, verse 7. The apostle Paul who writes these passages, despite being a man of great power, greatly blessed by God, was also a man who suffered many trials. , difficulties, he was not exempt from suffering and suffering despite the fact that God had chosen him for one of the greatest spiritual works in the entire history of Christianity. However, Paul was a doctor of hardships, sufferings and sufferings.
One is found in Second Corinthians chapter 4, Second Corinthians chapter 4, verse 7. The apostle Paul who writes these passages, despite being a man of great power, greatly blessed by God, was also a man who suffered many trials. , difficulties, he was not exempt from suffering and suffering despite the fact that God had chosen him for one of the greatest spiritual works in the entire history of Christianity. However, Paul was a doctor of hardships, sufferings and sufferings.
