Twelve evenings of honest questions and Scripture — on suffering, hope, death, and the character of God — open to anyone willing to ask.
Suffering, silence, unanswered prayer, the fear of death — the question in the title isn't rhetorical. It's one most people ask at some point, whether or not they say it out loud.
Over twelve evenings, Matthew James and Jerome Jimason will walk through Scripture together with anyone willing to sit with the question — not to argue you into an answer, but to look honestly at what God has actually said and done.
A generational Adventist, Matthew has spent years teaching Sabbath School at Waldorf and bringing Scripture to life for the congregation he grew up in. His faith was inherited — and then made entirely his own.
A more recent convert to the Adventist faith, Jerome quickly became a prominent, trusted voice at Waldorf. He now teaches Sabbath School with the same conviction that brought him to faith in the first place.
Every session runs 7:00–8:00 PM at Waldorf Seventh-Day Adventist Church. Come to one, or come to all twelve.
No registration, no cost, and no assumptions about where you're starting from. Come with your questions — that's the whole point.