Continuing from a sermon series on “The Mystery of God,” we reflected on the often-unasnwered question of “Why?”– why suffering happens, why tragedies strike, and why God allows certain things. Anchored in Deuteronomy 29:29, we’re reminded that while some things belong to the mystery of God, He’s revealed enough for us to trust Him through life’s trials. We are the clay in the hands of a sovereign Potter, and though we may be marred or broken, He reshapes us with purpose and power. Through the Japanese art of Kintsugi, Pastor Ralph illustrated how God can mend our broken pieces and fill our cracks with gold—making us more valuable than before the breaking—not by removing the pain, but by filling it with His Spirit. Let us trust in God’s sovereignty and rest in the truth that He’s still working on us!