When Evil Strikes, God Is Still Sovereign | A Biblical Response to Recent Tragedies

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When Evil Strikes, God Is Still Sovereign | A Biblical Response to Recent Tragedies

Speaker: Justin Peters • Series: Sound Theology & Discernment •
Date: September 22, 2025

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In this timely sermon, Justin Peters addresses recent tragedies through the lens of Scripture—God’s absolute sovereignty, human depravity, real justice, and the hope of the gospel. From passages such as Ephesians 1:11, Isaiah 46:9–10, Job 38, Romans 8:28, and Luke 13:1–5, we learn why evil exists, why God is never the author of sin, and why our only sure comfort is Christ alone.

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