Uploaded May 2015 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In 1882, the great German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche made the controversial claim: 'God is dead'. Has God been killed by his strongest opponents?
In this episode of Logos Live, host Robert Martin speaks with Dave Miers (pastor City on a Hill) about suffering. They share some light moments on 'first world problems', but sensitively probe the painful and difficult area of suffering. They speak about Stephen Fry's objections to God in the face of such evil and reflecting on Habbakuk's story and through Jesus there is hope in the midst of pain.
This episode was recorded in Melbourne before a live audience in February 2015 as a part of the God vs the World series.
Logos Live is recorded before a live audience in Melbourne’s CBD, for details of the next recording visit: citybibleforum.org/city/melbourne/activity/logos-live
In 1882, the great German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche made the controversial claim: 'God is dead'. Has God been killed by his strongest opponents?
In this episode of Logos Live, host Robert Martin speaks with Dave Miers (pastor City on a Hill) about suffering. They share some light moments on 'first world problems', but sensitively probe the painful and difficult area of suffering. They speak about Stephen Fry's objections to God in the face of such evil and reflecting on Habbakuk's story and through Jesus there is hope in the midst of pain.
This episode was recorded in Melbourne before a live audience in February 2015 as a part of the God vs the World series.
Logos Live is recorded before a live audience in Melbourne’s CBD, for details of the next recording visit: citybibleforum.org/city/melbourne/activity/logos-live
