Why Do Good Christian Men Suffer

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Why must good Christian men suffer? This is a question we must ask ourselves all the time because this is an important question for the Christian. I think the Christian man should suffer because it brings him to God to ask for forgiveness. Our suffering brings us closer to God Spiritually, physically, and emotionally. But first off we should know a good man from the way he acts and speaks. If you look at an ungodly neighbor you won’t see Christian words or motions coming from him and his family. You also have to think about what you’re neighbors see you speak and act in a Godly way so they will say “that man is a Christian”. In Malachi 3:5 it says “And I will come near to you to judgment; and I will be a swift witness against the sorcerers, …show more content…

He will make that person suffer until he or she repents. If it is a great sin then he will repent publicly in the church. If you find a man sinning they should go to that man and talk to them about correcting their ways. And if they don’t correct their ways then you should bring it to the church to help you, help that man correct his ways. We should always pray for those men who are suffering for the sins that they committed. We as Christians should always try and help them through their trials. Sometimes good men suffer to teach them and bring them closer to God. Like if a husband has a wife divorce him we should always as Christians go talk to his wife and support him and help him through his trials. We should pray for that man. We as Christians should try to lead him toward God and toward the Church for comfort. When good men suffer they should always look toward God no matter what the trial is. They should always read and study the word to help them through their trial. Sometimes good men suffer for the good of themselves, their family, and their loved ones. The way this is good because then their family would try to help them through it and bring them closer to God while bringing the sinner closer to

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