Sunday, May 24, 2009

Groothuis on Chronic Illness and Redemptive Suffering

On Wedenessay, May 27, I will be speaking in a class at Denver Seminary called Redemptive Suffering. I will address chronic illness and redemptive suffering. This is not a one-off public lecture, but part of a for-credit course, so the public is not invited. However, if you would like my lecture outline (which is substantial), please let me know. This will be the first time I have given a lecture dedicated to this issue.

8 comments:

  1. I would like a copy. Will you email it?

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  2. I have read the outline, tasty morsels indeed. One certainly can tell you ar intimately acquainted with the subject.
    I will be in prayer for you. I just wish I could listen in. Perhaps someday you may be able to write a book on lamenting, which is so badly needed today.
    Might you have a more extended bibliography on the subject?

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  3. I don't have many more books to recommend on this.

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  4. Doug

    I am a longtime sufferer of IBS (currently in remission, Thank Him) and my son has Rheumatoid Arthritis. We would love a cy of your outline
    Thanks
    dayton.pete@gmail.com

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  5. Please email your lecture outline on Redemptive Suffering to dmuellerz@hotmail.com

    Thanks

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  6. I am a pastor who has a chronically ill mother and 3 church members with chronic illness. I am very interested in what you had to say and eager to use it to minister to those around me. Could you please email me lectures and/or mp3s? I am sure that I would pass this on to others as well. Thank you. pastorjoshwagner@hotmail.com

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  7. Hi Doug,
    If you are still willing to forward your lecture outline regarding Redemptive Suffering, I would be interested in reading it. Those terms can feel oxymoronic at times, so it would be a help to read a perspective that has been gained the hard way.
    Email: aems2@verizon.net
    Thank you,
    Anna Echo-Hawk Sauder

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