Contents:
Part 1 : Biblical, theological, and philosophical perspectives
- The Bible, God, and natural disasters, A response to Fretheim's "The Bible, God, and natural disasters", The suffering of God in the Old Testament, The voice from the whirlwind (creation, disasters, and character transformation in Jon 38-41), Why, O God? implicit images of God revealed in tragedy, Natural disasters and lament in the Philippine context, God on trial : modern philosophers, the problem of evil , and Filipino spirituality, Kapwa ethics: Christ-centered ethics of responsibility towards the earth, our neighbor
Part two : First response radio bridges the communication gap in disaster response, Strengthening resilience of disaster survivors: integrating psychospiritual support in mental health and psychosocial support response, A wounded healer: personal reflections on the Zamboanga crisis, Disasters, social justice, and the responsibility of the church, Community resilience through disaster preparedness, Mental health and psychosocial support among disaster survivors with attention to culture and theodicy, Mission as protest : community-based disaster risk reduction and mitigation as Kingdom mission