The Vineyard's Christy Wimber: We need a better theology of suffering
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Christy Wimber is a significant leader in the USA Vineyard church movement. In this edition of the show she tell Katie Stock why she took the decision to close down her church in Yorba Linda, California and why Christians who believe in miracles and healing also need to develop a theology of suffering.
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Released on 5 Oct 2017
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