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Cancer

Ben Sasse’s Greatest Lesson

By Filings on Tue, 01/06/26
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“The Christian resists a culture of death–a cheapening of human life through violence of any form–yet accepts as reality that Christ, in his life, death, and resurrection, has defeated it and offers himself as a promise of new and eternal life.” - The Dispatch

Can Cancer Be God’s Servant? What I Saw in My Wife’s Last Four Years

By Filings on Tue, 12/20/22
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“…at Nanci’s request and on short notice, our daughters and their families gathered to hear her speak final words of overflowing love for us and unswerving trust in her sovereign King.” - Randy Alcorn

Knowing the Sovereignty of God through Suffering, Part 2

By Mark Farnham on Wed, 05/04/22

Read Part 1.

My comfort in suffering comes from the knowledge that God ordains my suffering for my eternal good and his glory. It is not enough to say that God allows my suffering. After all, why would God allow something if it wasn’t for the best. For God to allow something would imply that another force of equal or greater power was the actual cause of my suffering. That is clearly not the case. So, the all-wise God must be the prime cause of my suffering, and if He is all-loving and all-powerful, then He ordains it for my good and fully controls it.

Knowing the Sovereignty of God through Suffering, Part 1

By Mark Farnham on Wed, 04/06/22

“More bad news.” Throughout my nine-month ordeal with the brain tumor and lymphoma there were few positive developments. Even what we thought were positive developments turned out to be false hopes. My wife and I felt like we were slowly descending into an abyss. I felt like I was slipping down a steep slope to death, which lay at the bottom with its mouth open for me like a yawning chasm. I wanted to stop and get off the ride, but this wasn’t a ride, and I couldn’t stop anything. I had no control.

Tim Keller shares pancreatic cancer diagnosis

By Filings on Mon, 06/08/20
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“Less than 3 weeks ago I didn’t know I had cancer. Today I’m headed to the National Cancer Institute at the NIH for additional testing before beginning chemotherapy for pancreatic cancer next week back in New York City” - CPost

Ravi Zacharias' cancer is terminal

By Filings on Mon, 05/11/20
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“His oncologist informed us that this cancer is very rare in its aggression and that no options for further treatment remain. Medically speaking, they have done all they are able” - CPost

Joni Eareckson Tada Is Officially Cancer-Free

By Filings on Wed, 07/17/19
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“Tada emphasized the miraculous nature of this finding ‘given the aggressive nature of that reoccurring cancer.’” - Christian Headlines

Joni Eareckson Tada Admitted to Hospital for Observation following Cancer Treatment Complications

By Filings on Fri, 03/29/19
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“The 69-year-old author, speaker and artist has long dealt with health complications, having quadriplegia and chronic pain for 51 years.” - Christian Headlines

Jim Peet: Update on my cancer journey

By Jim on Fri, 01/04/19
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Jim Peet: Update on my cancer journey

Did Drinking Give Me Breast Cancer?

By Jim on Fri, 05/11/18
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Did Drinking Give Me Breast Cancer? The science on the link is clear, but the alcohol industry has worked hard to downplay it.

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