"According to Collins Dictionary, bitterness is a feeling someone experiences after a disappointment or after being treated unfairly, they continue to feel angry about it"'. Isn’t it true that we all have every reason to be bitter? Are there any among us who have not been exploited, abused, cheated, or just ignored? Together we want to delve into this classic case of Hannah, the mother of prophet Samuel, to learn how to deal with this negative sentiment that could damage a lot of things if not handled properly by allowing God in His sovereignty to step in and have His way ( 1 Sam.1: 1-20 ) ... Sit back, relax and listen to this month's webinar as Dr. Eloi Dogue, Vice President of Our Daily Bread Ministries Africa speaks on the topic, God’s Sovereignty and Bitterness. Rev. Dr. Eloi Dogue has served in various strategic positions in African ministries, such as Christian Commitments Director with World Vision Senegal, International Director of Research and Strategy with Calvary Ministries - CAPRO with over 700 missionaries, and as a member of CAPRO International Council - CIC for eight (8) years. During this period, he was also the Chaplain of the Agape Chapel at the CAPRO International Office in Lagos and the Apostolic overseer of West Africa French-speaking countries. He has been also active in AEA (Association of Evangelicals in Africa) circles for several years, having served as a member of the AEA Executive Board & President of Northwest Region from 2010 to 2013 and was the President /CEO of the National Evangelical Fellowship- NEF of Senegal (FES) and Senior Pastor of the Evangelical Church Keur Jamm in Dakar during the same period. He served also as Executive Director of Evangelism, Missions, Youth & Sports Commission of AEA and as ACTEA (Association of Christian Theological Education in Africa) Francophone Liaison Officer in the same period. Eloi has taught Christian Missions in many mission training centers, theological institutions, and Bible Colleges/Seminaries.