Which god? If youre relying on a surveillance system in the sky whose thought process is as limited as mankind's, and is probably a man him or herself, then of course you will be disappointed every time.
But without knocking anyone's personal beliefs :tape:, the grand scheme of things in this multiverse isnt about concepts of good or bad the way we see it. We're only human, everything does not revolve around us and what we think should or shouldnt be. Things just occur. They happen the way theyre meant to. I suppose the good you can take from that is that things happen in such a way for all things to be in balance. Tornadoes happen because theyre nature's way of blowing off steam to transition the weather and seasons. We cant exist without weather. Its not something bad nor good, its just how nature works to keep life in balance. The earth will be engulfed or burnt to a barren rock eventually and no living organism on it will survive. Thats not good nor bad, much less a disaster; its just the sun changing its life stage. Not everything is about you (plural) and your life's existence. Only you are responsible for that, nothing else.
Nothing in the multiverse stays the same or is stationary; every thing changes. Other things are destroyed as part of these changes, but are also created from them. It's all just changes in energy which always exists and is always changing.
Is there a will? Why does there need to be will to the scheme of the multiverse? So it can make sense to you? Keep in mind that everything doesnt revolve around human life and what we think we need and are.
Youve gotta take the bee stings with the bees and youve gotta take the skin cancer with the sun. They, too, are living things, and also accommodate you to be able to survive on another living thing, Earth. Just because someday an absence or excess of either or both, bees or the sun, will lead to your death doesnt make them bad - not any more than ant colonies flooding when it rains, to keep the soil arable, is "bad".
There has to be a respect for balance and that not everything is about only us and our survival, and respect that other things have a life, too. Sometimes that means that yours has to end, like the several extinctions before us and other current living things on this earth. And elsewhere.