David073
Puritan Board Freshman
Last week we had a very intense thunderstorm in NJ that knocked out the electricity in my apartment. What’s more is that lightning actually struck the apartment which destroyed most things plugged into an outlet and scared me a little, but terrified my 3 and a half year old son. After he had calmed down he asked why this storm happened and of course I told him that God is sovereign over all, including storms and that although I do not know why God brought this storm, what I do know is that it was for a purpose. My son then was very concerned why or how God could allow such a scary thing to happen. I stressed to Him the goodness of God, but that sometimes we may never know why He allows these things to happen, but we need to remember that God has and does take care of us and that the worst and most terrifying thing to ever happen was the unlawful death of Jesus and from there I explained the Gospel to him. My son still just couldn’t understand how God could’ve allowed the storm though. I fear that my son may have a bad impression about God, and I need any advice as to how I could help him to understand God’s goodness. Did I say something wrong? What could I have said that would’ve been better? Thank you
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