Today on InSight for Living, Chuck Swindall describes the sting of suffering.

In life's experiences, there is one thing that draws us in common with one another, and

that is pain.

There isn't a person hearing me right now who has not wept.

Now we may express our anguish in different manners, but we have all known the sting of

suffering.

Suffering pulls us together.

For the follower of Jesus Christ, suffering comes in different shapes and sizes.

For some, it's coping with a debilitating disease.

For others, it's overcoming an emotional trauma.

But whatever the case, suffering continues every waking hour.

It's the first thing that comes to mind at sunrise, and the last thing we think about

at night.

Well, today on InSight for Living, Chuck Swindall invites us to turn with him to the

encouraging book of First Peter.

In this uplifting New Testament letter, Peter reminds us that even in our suffering, there's

hope.

All people throughout the world and throughout history have one thing in common.

All of us know what it means to hurt.

Tears are the same if you noticed for Jews and Christians and Muslims alike.

For people who are white and black and brown, for children, for adults, and for the older

adults.

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