Lee Webb

When tragedy comes, whether to our own family or to our nation, our minds can quickly wonder, why me?

Why us?

Or if someone we know or a celebrity experiences loss, we can begin to question, what did they do?

What sin did they commit to deserve that?

Well, the people of Jesus' day were no different.

Hello, I'm Lee Webb, and thank you for joining us for this Monday edition of Renewing Your Mind.

Today and tomorrow, R.C.

Sproul will consider some of the hard sayings of Jesus, those texts that are either hard to understand or hard to believe.

Dr. Sproul actually had four different series dedicated to these hard sayings, and all of them were brought together for the hardcover book, Hard Sayings, Understanding Difficult Passages of Scripture.

And we will send it to you along with digital access to the Hard Sayings of Jesus series when you give a donation in support of Renewing Your Mind at renewingyourmind.org before midnight tomorrow.

Well, when tragedy strikes, we're often quick to speak of innocent victims.

But when people had questions about some local tragedies in Jesus' day, his perspective was very different from ours.

Here's R.C.

You know, living in a fallen world, a world that is so often filled with tears, we look forward to that day, don't we?

That was R.C.

Sproul from his series, Hard Sayings of Jesus.

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So give your gift when you call us at 800-435-4343 or at renewingyourmind.org.

To further thank you for your support, we will send you his hardcover book titled Hard Sayings that brings together all of his series on difficult passages into one volume.

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