How should you respond to the pain that God may bring in your life? Consider these nine things when faced with such a reality.

What fills your mind and heart when you face a crisis or experience pain? Many people panic, doubt God or are filled with fear. This article argues that when you face a crisis or pain in your life you need to consider the past instances where God demonstrated his power, so that your faith in Christ may be able to shine bright even in this hopeless world.

Death brings pain and grief to our hearts. How do we go through grief in a way that brings lasting healing? The article discusses three ways by which we can access healing when facing the pain of grief.

How do you reach out to hurting Christians? This article outlines ten practical tips you can use to bring comfort to Christians facing suffering or pain in their lives.

How should Christians deal with their spiritual wounds? The wrong way to deal with your pain is to numb it. Christ is the right answer to your painful situation.

Christians should be able to see beyond their suffering and pain, because the resurrection of Jesus shows that suffering is not the end. Here are ten things you should know about suffering to help you see this.

When facing suffering and pain, what is it that you can hold on to as a Christian? Romans 5:1-5 offers four anchors Christians can hold on to in such circumstances.

Do your pain and suffering drive you away from the body of Christ? Hurting church members are still part of Christ's body and they are needed for the health of the church. This is what the article explains.

This article exposes diverse applications of psychological approaches to the book of Lamentations. It gives an analysis of the benefits and limitations of this research. It then continues to relate prayer and pain in the poetry of Lamentations by exploring the connections between Lamentations and the psychology of prayer.

What is the purpose of pain? To say that we need pain in order to love God is not biblically correct. The article explains why.

Christians in their suffering and pain should not find comfort by comparing themselves to others. Their comfort must come from God. The article explains how.

What is a godly way of working through suffering? This article begins by discussing a treatment for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, yet it goes beyond promoting certain techniques by encouraging biblical ways of examining pain and suffering.

How can you make sense of pain? Based on 2 Corinthians 11:24-28 this article shows that pain, evil, and suffering can make sense when one acknowledges the reality of it, the purpose of it, and God's providential involvement in it.

This article is a study of C. S. Lewis's reflection on the problem of pain and suffering.