What if suffering is not merely something to endure, but something that can shape who we become?

The Things We Suffer, explores one of life's most difficult questions: Why do we suffer? Drawing from Scripture, personal experience, and the ordinary struggles every person faces, this book examines how pain, hardship, disappointment, and loss often become life's greatest teachers.

From childhood to old age, each stage of life presents challenges that test us, change us, and offer opportunities for growth. While this book does not claim to answer every question about suffering, it offers a hopeful perspective: that even our hardest experiences need not be wasted.

Thoughtful, practical, and deeply human, The Things We Suffer invites readers to look beyond their pain and consider what it may be producing within them.