When suffering comes, the assumption is either God doesn’t care or they’ve done something wrong. The name Habakkuk itself means both “to wrestle” and “to embrace.” For Groeschel, that’s the paradox of faith. “But real hope is knowing God hasn’t left, even when the pain doesn’t go away. But it’s enough to keep going.”For those who have been told that doubt is a failure of faith, Groeschel offers a different vision. It’s not about pretending the pain isn’t real, but about holding grief and gratitude at the same time.