Disappointment with God: Three Questions No One Asks Aloud Free Audiobook Download by Philip Yancey

The book is broken into three sections. The first section deals with the author's disappointment with God in the midst of an ordinary life. The second section tackles the question of how to make sense of God's silence and absence by addressing what might be happening at this time. In the third section, he offers some hope for those looking for answers as to why God might have turned his back on them.

Philip Yancey explores the questions that many people have about God. Using different examples from his own life, he highlights the questions we don't ask aloud to avoid disappointment. He also points out how we sometimes feel disappointed because we expect more than God can give us.

Philip Yancey tackles the question of why and how God can possibly be good when he is causing so much pain and suffering on Earth. He gives his insights on the three "questions that no one asks aloud" - Why does God allow so much evil to happen? How can he be just when people are disappointed with him? What about the wicked people who don't get saved?

Three questions no one asks aloud, and yet they are the most important questions of all. What does God do that disappoints him? What does God ask from us in return? How can we make it up to God for being so careless with his heart? Ultimately, this audiobook is about how to be better at faith.

In the first section of his book "Disappointment with God," Philip Yancey lays out three questions that are asked so rarely in our society that they seem to be completely foreign: What did you think when you were living on this earth? What would you like to ask God? And what would you like to tell other people who are still living while they're on our planet?

The author, Philip Yancey wrote a book in which he outlines what he learned through his own personal experiences in faith. Disappointment with God is about three questions that are never asked aloud but are always present in the minds of anyone who has ever questioned their faith. Yancey's three questions revolve around the idea of "faithfulness", "how can I be sure my next breath is clean", and "why would a just God allow this".