Solomon wrote "There is a season for everything." The Byrds took that knowledge and sang "Turn Turn Turn." Both understood that existence has moments, times and seasons that separate themselves from the normal hum-drum of life. These ticks of the clock can be incredibly rich, such as times of great joy seen in new marriage, the birth of a new baby, or moving and starting fresh, but they can also be very hurtful and joyless. Life brings us seasons where we don't understand why things are going on the way the are. These can be seasons of wrought with darkness, anger, pain and suffering. Does it mean that God is with us in the one and absent from the other? Often the moment makes us feel that this is true. That's often the problems with feelings. They are naturally subjective. By subjective they are 'true' in the moment, but not 'true' after the fact. This is one of the primary reasons that we can not trust them and should not l...