In times of crisis we often reach for the phrase “God is in control” to bring comfort and hope. But this is theologically and pastorally problematic. Ben and Matt reflect on why saying “God is love” is a better alternative.
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In times of crisis we often reach for the phrase “God is in control” to bring comfort and hope. But this is theologically and pastorally problematic. Ben and Matt reflect on why saying “God is love” is a better alternative.
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