Unbelievers and believers have the same heart-cry in response to evil and suffering: “Something's terribly wrong.” We know we were made for something far better. But our heart-cry itself is revealing—why do we expect more or hope for more? 

I can't say that this book answered all my questions, or that everything made perfect sense to me, but there were several light bulb moments for me as I read through it. It also opened the door for some further discussion with my husband. -A.

In true “Alcorn fashion,” Randy gently, but effectively, teaches through his writings about God’s goodness.

Read the table of contents in Randy Alcorn's book If God Is Good.

More people point to the problem of evil and suffering as their reason for not believing in God than any other—it is not merely a problem, it is the problem.