How should God kill people then?
Ideally, not at all; he's omnipotent, he can tell Malthus' Law to go fuck itself.
Should we get announcements by angels once a week to know who's going next?
If he's gonna insist on keeping up with the murders (which they are, given that everything that happens is God's will, right?), yeah. For starters.
Should there be free grief counseling by Jesus himself where he pats us on the head and assures that yes he loves us?
Yes. Cake would also be appreciated.
We Christians know that when God apparently does nothing, then either we can't see what he's up to, or he isn't going to change what's going to occur.
No, you don't. You believe it. Besides which, isn't the second option ACTUALLY doing nothing?
If we're about to endure something mindboggly difficult, then God's lack of action is a sign that he knows we can endure what's going to happen, and that what is going to happen has to happen.
Because he set it up to happen. And I suppose you're discounting the people who couldn't endure it? What about people who've died suddenly, and for no apparent cause, with no chance to learn? It'd be a simple enough matter to disable old minefields for an omnipotent God. Is it worth any number of lives to say, "Hey, you probably shouldn't build minefields"?
God does minimize suffering and pain, but not to everyone and not all the time, it depends on the situation and what purpose that situation is going to serve. Sometimes suffering is meant to strengthen, we don't build up a muscle by never stretching its limits.
He's fucking terrible at it if he does minimize suffering and pain. The only comfort God has ever provided
anyone is the idea that he exists. I don't object to people taking comfort in that belief; I object when those people declare everyone whose ideas aren't identical to be wrong, and threaten them if they don't convert.
If you spend your life in sinful pleasures, ignoring and cursing God, why should you expect the same reward as someone who spent dedicated themselves to God and doing good? It's like being an anarchist who is quite happy with his unemployment and food stamps.
So... anyone to whom bad things happen must be a bad person, because bad things only happen to bad people? Tell me you don't really believe that. What convinced you that that Leafsnail's friend's mother was a sinner?