“Where Is God in All This Evil? Part 1.”  Does God feel silent when evil runs rampant?  Pastor David Menard takes us to Psalms 74 & 72, where the Psalmist cries out in the face of tragedy and devastation. We see that lament is not weakness but an act of faith — a way to press our grief, confusion, and questions into God’s hands while remembering His mighty power and sovereignty. Psalm 74 shows us how Jesus is on the throne even when the face of great evil rears its ugly head.  (This is one sermon being brought to you here in two parts).

Listen to Part 1 of this two-part sermon and discover how honest lament keeps our hearts tender and aligned with God’s purposes. This teaching challenges us not to grow numb to the brokenness around us but to bring it before the Lord, trusting Him to work salvation in the midst of the earth. If we fail to lament, we risk accepting evil as normal — but if we cry out, we invite God to move in our lives and in our world.