Questioning God

By Lisa Rothrock and Mother Alicia Pope
Trinity on the Hill Episcopal Church
 

Is it okay to question God? Is it disrespectful to question God at all when we don’t understand? Is it okay to vent our deepest pain, regrets, and emotions to God? Where is the line where we start to show disrespect to God in our questioning of His nature and actions?

This Sunday evening, Jan. 11, at Trinity on the Hill Episcopal Church, ring in the New Year at our contemporary worship service, where Mother Alicia Pope will examine these issues by viewing different people in the Old and New Testament to see if they ever dared to question God. She will explore how God handled people questioning His motives. We will see that dialog with God often led to a deeper faith and intimacy with Him.   

Everyone is welcome to come help rock the house of God at our contemporary worship service. We’ll have yummy food, great music, and a great teaching.

Join us for a free community dinner at 5:15 p.m., followed at 6:07 p.m. with the service and a live praise-and-worship band—come see what we’re all about!

And be sure to visit our website at latoth.org.

 

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