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Disaster



September 2nd, 2008

God is in the Hardstuff

Of all the types of suffering we see in the world, the most difficult to understand is the suffering of the innocent—in particular, innocent children. When the devastating tsunami of 2004 took scores of thousands of lives, it was hard to comprehend the magnitude of such an enormous loss.After a while, the images blurred together, leaving many of us numb and unable to show emotion. Then, perhaps, you saw a photo of a father clutching the lifeless... > Full Story
August 26th, 2008

A parent’s perspective of the tsunami’s ongoing impact

My son has not been the same since the tsunami. It seems that nothing I can do will help. Sometimes I feel that everything I try to do only makes the situation worse.

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August 25th, 2008

How to Help a Person in Crisis

You can help someone deal with the psychological impact of a traumatic experience, and begin to heal.

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August 25th, 2008

Tsunami: The Wave of Disaster

At approximately 9:30 a.m. Sunday, December 26, 2004, large waves pounded the many beaches of East Asian countries killing thousands in its reach. Many have since paused to listen...

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August 25th, 2008

Practical steps to help children overcome the tramau of a tsunami

When a disaster occurs it not only destroys houses and offices. It also affects the lives of thousands of people. Those who are impacted the most are the children. It’s going to...

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August 25th, 2008

Bombs, Sovereignty, and Mercy

“The waves of death encompassed me, the torrents of destruction assailed me. . . This God—his way is perfect” (2 Samuel 22:5, 31). After the loss of his ten children owing...

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August 25th, 2008

Does God Care?

We’ve watched our TV screens in horror this past week. The pain and agony of fellow human beings in the midst of such a disaster goes beyond our comprehension. We grapple with...

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April 28th, 2008

Surviving the Tsunami

I remember that day very clearly, that day when 186,983 people died and 42,883 went missing. People started running and screaming. My wife came to me hile I was on the deck of a...

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April 16th, 2008

Life Changing Events

Life changing events happen to all of us. Important events that change the course of life from that day forward. The ones we choose are usually exciting and filled with anticipation:...

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