In this 10 minute video, Randy Alcorn answers the question, "How can God use man's evil plans to bring about change that he desires?"
In this recording, Randy Alcorn expands on the ideas presented in his plenary address at the 2011 C.S. Lewis Summer institute at Oxbridge. Randy discusses Heaven, suffering, faith and insights from the life of C.S. Lewis in the context of a smaller more intimate gathering. This two part session is broken into three audio files, with the first portion emphasizing insights on Romans chapter 8.
In this recording, Randy Alcorn answers a variety of questions related to the topic of Heaven, including questions about the millenial reign of Christ, resurrection, culture on the New Earth, and creation care. Recorded at the 2011 C.S. Lewis Summer institute at Oxbridge.
In these recordings, Randy Alcorn expands on the ideas presented in his plenary address at the 2011 C.S. Lewis Summer institute at Oxbridge. Randy discusses Heaven, suffering, faith and insights from the life of C.S. Lewis in the context of smaller, interactive seminars.
In this five minute audio clip, Randy Alcorn talks about how Heaven and Hell are eternal solutions to the problem of evil and suffering.
In this audio clip, Randy Alcorn summarizes six worldviews on evil and suffering.
In this under 3 minute clip, Randy talks about his favorite chapter in the book that discusses how Christ is the only answer who is bigger than the questions.
In this audio clip, Randy Alcorn talks about how an idea that seems like a solution to the problem of suffering, brings its own set of problems that must be examined.
I'm wondering if you have written anything on Judges 19-20. I’m primarily interested in understanding why this story is in the Bible and what God would have us take away from it.
No, I’ve not written anything on this passage, but I vividly remember reading it for the first time as a young Christian in high school! I think part of the reason it is there is to demonstrate the horrible consequences of the diagnosis described in the final verse of Judges 21:25, “In those days Israel had no king; everyone did as he saw fit.”
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