Firstly, I am not bitter and I don't hate believers.
In fact, my understanding of how God uses suffering allows me to be joyful in the midst of unpleasant circumstances.
Secondly, I don't hate the promises of God. Nor do I experience heartache over unmet expectations, like WoF theology leads some people to.
Ultimately, it should lead to the same in all of them, because their body will age and decay and fail on them.
Thirdly, I realize that the primary reward of those who follow Christ is in the New Heavens and the New Earth.
Fourthly, you are a liar, because you claimed that I called God a liar. I never called God a liar. He doesn't lie. If I don't believe in YOUR UNDERSTANDING of God's promises, that doesn't mean I am a liar. Your understanding is unbiblical.
For someone who doesn't hate the promises of God, you sure do ignore the ones I present, A LOT, as well as saying the realities of this natural world, are more true, supersede and/or are more powerful than that which is written. As though the word of God is filled with empty promises.
You believe the natural OVER what is written, even going so far as to say God won't do anything for those who believe and trust in Him for the things we ask for.
This says a couple of things, at the very least.
One being, the word of God is NOT in you.
You lift up and have faith in, the natural world, above the word of God, which is forever established in heaven, and the kingdom of heaven rules the kingdom of man.
And who or what is the god of this natural world, causing natural disasters, situations, and circumstances, sicknesses and diseases, mental illnesses and infirmities?
That is the one you have placed your faith in.
It is like the rich placing their faith in their wealth.
You condemn the wealthy, but fail to see yourself relying on and trusting in everything the god of this world rules over.
Which means, he rules over you, because your house is built on the sand.
But if you build you house upon the rock, like I have, when the god of this world brings calamity against me, it will be my God who will deliver me. And that will bring Him far greater glory than any suffering you or anyone else endure, while doing nothing about it spiritual, except for trying to find relief through natural means.
By placing your faith in the natural over the promises of God, you are in effect, calling God a liar.
That is what I meant when I said you were calling God, a liar.
If a situation doesn't line up with the word of God, that situation is a lie.
If what a person says, doesn't line up with the word of God, that person is a liar.
There is a reason why you fail to see the truth of God's word over what the natural world screams in your face, and it isn't because you are a believer in Christ.
On the contrary, Jesus said His sheep hear His word, which is the truth, and also why the children of light receive the light of the word.
So why can't you?
Why do you keep telling me, God's word won't have ANY EFFECT in my life, when I know that to be a lie? You might not, but I do.
Why do you NEVER EVER claim any of the promises of God?
Why do you continually tell me God WON'T DO THAT FOR YOU?
You are not a believer.
Not when I hear the same or similar language from both the agnostics and atheists.
A true believer doesn't call God a liar, seeing He said He both watches over and hasten to perform his word. But you say otherwise.
Jesus said you shall know them by their fruit or the fruit they produce, and a real believer in Christ does not, would not, and could not, speak such doubt, as you are propagating.