Is God really in control?

you wish a logical answer to this problem. i am a man of faith. i believed the miracles of jesus christ, but when you read them ask this question did he solve this problem then during his stay or what was the miracle a foregleam of? remember the persons that he resurrected, Jarius's daughter and his friend Lazarus. they eventually died again, but as King of the kingdom that he was preaching about, he was telling people about better days, days that the prophets had spoken about prior to his arrival. days that will come because the Bible assures us that the day will come when there will be plenty(Psalms 72:16). But to your comment of how? Jesus spoke of a 'kingdom', people want to say its a feeling, a heart condition, but its a government and Jesus Christ is the King of that Kingdom that people pray for to come at Matthew 6:9 God's word assures us the poor will not be forgotten(Psa. 9:18) World leaders say poor countries need a "benevolent dictator", someone with power to act and kindness to care. A ruler who could end poverty for ALL would have to be a world ruler because extreme poverty is often the result of international inequality. The ruler who could end poverty would have to be able to do something about our selfish human nature. Is God busy? Yes. From Genesis 3:15 God has been planning to return mankind to the original situation we had at first, perfection and eternal life. But we keep stumbling over ourselves. So God sent Jesus with good news for the poor (Lu.4:16-18) The various miracles were such foregleams of his powers, his authority that he will wield during his Kingdom reign. He will raise the dead, cure the sick, control the weather, feed the hungry. The Bible says he would have such authority (Dan.7:14; Matt. 28:18)He acted with compassion, one characteristic of the ruler was one who cared, Jesus fits the bill. Throughout his earthly ministry, Jesus acted with compassion for poor people. Jesus' teachings have the power to change people's heart so that they too can act compassionately. The tendency of humans to act selfishly is a universally acknowledged fact. The Bible calls it sin. The Apostle Paul referred to how God, through Jesus, would rescue true worshippers from inherited sinful tendencies, one of which is selfishness, the root cause of poverty(Rom. 7:21-25). Soon the earth will be filled with people who have been set free from inherited sin, including the tendencies to seek their own interests. (Isa. 11:9) The words of the prophet Micah contemplate a time when all will have what they need. (Micah4:4)

so you are a critical thinker. good then think on this.....what do you believe on or in tell me please as a fellow human being. I am curious of your belief system before i can continue. thank you.