Over this summer, we've been exploring a few phrases in our Christian culture and language that many of us say -- but we don't often consider what we mean when we say it. Today, Jason and Andrew taken on the phrase "God Doesn't Give You More Than You Can Handle." They share why those words can create more isolation than connection AND encourage us that there is a better way to care for one another with our words and actions.


NOTES & RESOURCES:

• 1 Corinthians 10:13
• Contact Jason or Andrew: jason@meethhope.org, andrew@meethope.org
• Listen to Frank and Christy's story on the podcast! Episodes 81 and 82. https://www.buzzsprout.com/2065910/15264457
• Read Lamentations and be reminded that we can turn to God and God sits with us. https://www.bible.com/bible/111/LAM.1.NIV
• NT Wright quote, “Lament means we are not telling God He ought to be doing and we are not telling each other what God is doing. Instead we are saying, ‘Hey, what’s going on? this is not the way it should be…”

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