Seeing the Savior in your scars

Following a God who is in control of all situations doesn't mean you'll be immune from pain, but it does mean your response to pain should look drastically different from those who don't believe in such a God. If this thesis is indeed true, then your understanding of who God is, particularly when it comes to His character in the presence of pain, is of the utmost importance. As AW Tozer wisely remarked, "What comes into our minds when we think about God is the most important thing about us." In other words, who you believe God to be is be most significant determinant in how you will handle a trial. A big God leads to small problems. A small God leads to big problems.In "Seeing the Savior in your Scars" Grant Gaines discusses this ever-important topic of the character of God in the presence of pain. Join Grant and his wife, Sarah, as they discovered firsthand who God truly is amidst a painful 6-week stint in the hospital with their newborn daughter, Remi.