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When the worst school shooting in history occurred, Pastor Jim Pace, a Virginia Tech alumnus, was front and center. Media, students, church members, and strangers asked him the same question: If God is loving, why doesn't He stop disasters before they start? Should We Fire God? is Jim's thoughtful, reasoned response to the idea that God isn't doing His job very well. In conversational, nonpreachy prose, Jim explains why God allows pain and devastation to occur--and what the consequences would be if He didn't.
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"The best read on the subject of God's relationship to our lives I have read"
— Grant (5 out of 5 stars)
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“This book will no doubt ease the minds of both believers plagued by doubts and the unconvinced whose doubts have rendered faith impossible.”
— Matt Rogers, author of When Answers Aren’t Enough: Experiencing God as Good When Life Isn’t -
“Steeped in his own story of doubt, disbelief, and tragedy this book is a refreshing look at this apparent impasse.”
— Chris Backert, directory and organizational architect, the Ecclesia Network -
“Jim Pace is a very honest writer, a storyteller with the courage to help us face our deepest questions.”
— Winn Collier, author of Restless Faith and Let God -
“This book made me want to pull up a chair and have a conversation with the author—and with God himself.”
— J. R. Briggs, author of When God Says Jump
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About Jim Pace
Jim Pace is co-pastor at New Life Christian Fellowship at Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, Virginia. He helped found the Ecclesia Network, a group of emerging missional churches that are trying to figure out how to lead communities of faith in Jesus in our culture today. He and his wife have been married fourteen years and have three children.