Update your vocabulary with the vocabulary of the Kingdom of God.
Reading the intention of the difficult questions correctly with a mature perspective

The problems caused by declining literacy also occur in a similar way in the realm of faith.
If we fail to grasp the true meaning of the suffering due to our immature spiritual literacy and misunderstand God's intention behind the events, the problems will become more difficult and we will only be left with wounds, unable to enjoy the benefits and fruits of the suffering.
This book reinterprets words that torment us even more in times of suffering—fear, loneliness, slowness, despair, and discouragement—in the language of the kingdom of God.
When thoughts change, words change, but changes in language can also lead to changes in thinking.
If we properly understand God's will in the words of suffering, our approach to suffering will change and we will gain the strength to overcome it with a new spiritual perspective.
For those who are frustrated by failure, exhausted by loneliness and the long wait, and feel as if they can no longer move forward, I highly recommend this book, filled with the author's earnest encouragement and support to persevere, endure, and survive to the end.

When God makes us feel sick, troubled, or sets us up for failure, we despair and complain.
From my humble perspective, it appears that God's number was defeated incompetently.
But that is a 'god's move'.
--- p.36

Slowness itself is not something to be feared, but it is something to be feared when spiritual roots cannot grow during that time of slowness.
The complacent slowness of facing the future without any preparation or planning and without being spiritually prepared is truly frightening.
The slowness of not being able to take root is sad and heartbreaking.
Don't fool yourself into thinking that you have a dream and that "you'll hit the jackpot soon" without putting in the patience and effort to put down roots.
--- p.51

God does not hate us, His children, but loves us so much that He allows us to go through hardships and trials, preparing for us the blessings and glory that we can obtain through them.
So the hardships and suffering He gives us are the groundwork for blessings and glory.
--- p.70

God's purpose in allowing us to enter the page of suffering is clear.
Its purpose is not to break us down and destroy us, but always to restore us.
This is God's intention and plan, which will remain unchanged from the moment of creation to eternity.
--- p.80~81

Times of hardship are a golden opportunity for God to come to us and for us to accept Him as our God.
Do not miss the opportunity to experience the God of power, the God of help, the God of providence, Jehovah Jireh, and to decide and choose Him as your God.
--- p.115

It is not that I am great or valuable, but the precious blood of Jesus that covers my life.
We were vain beings living according to corrupt customs, but we have become precious beings through the blood of Jesus Christ.
Therefore, we must live our lives with value.
--- p.127

You also have a warranty.
It is the blood of Jesus Christ.
The blood of Jesus guarantees your existence and worth.
Is your life full of scratches? Is your logo misplaced? God will surely change it.
--- p.128

Life and faith also require refinement and refining, so I must completely surrender control of my life to God so that He can regenerate me.
When He rules my life, it can be the most beautiful and wonderful life, and it is also the fastest shortcut.
--- p.131

You don't want to die.
I just don't want to live like this.
You must not deceive yourself with negative and pessimistic thoughts.
You shouldn't be mistaken into thinking you want to die.
I just didn't want to live like this.
So, please don't be shaken by the situation and keep your mind strong.
--- p.136

Who says it's over? It's not over until God says it's over.
Our despair is God's authority.
We have no right to despair of ourselves.
It is a great arrogance to despair of oneself and to give up and end something on one's own.
--- p.141

Why did God, who had been leading the way, suddenly disappear? … God had not abandoned the Israelites.
He was protecting them from the very back.
Although the people only saw the Red Sea and their enemies, God was still protecting them from behind.
--- p.156

In God you must believe that you are now walking through a tunnel, not a cave.
At the end of the dark valley of death there are green pastures and quiet waters.
Don't stop with resentment and complaints, don't back down in discouragement, but move forward with faith to the end!

--- p.222