In May 2017, Randy Alcorn was interviewed by Adam Miller about his book Grace: A Bigger View of God's Love. In this clip, Randy talks about the different quotes he used in writing this book. See their website for more information. 

In May 2017, Randy Alcorn was interviewed by Adam Miller about his book Grace: A Bigger View of God's Love. In this clip, he gave a definition of grace. See their website for more information. 

In May 2017, Randy Alcorn was interviewed by Adam Miller about his book Grace: A Bigger View of God's Love. In this clip, he talks about how he encourages readers to read Grace. See their website for more information. 

In May 2017, Randy Alcorn was interviewed by Adam Miller about his book Grace: A Bigger View of God's Love. In this clip, he talked about how grace is a part of his ministry Eternal Perspective Ministries and why this caused him to write this book. See their website for more information. 

In May 2017, Randy Alcorn was interviewed by Adam Miller about his book Grace: A Bigger View of God's Love. He discussed defining grace, the process and purpose of writing his book, and a daily understanding of grace. See their website for more information. 

Barry Corey has written an important book, Love Kindness: Discover the Power of a Forgotten Christian Virtue, which I thoroughly enjoyed. He advocates true kindness without reducing it to mere cosmetic niceness. 

If we believe that sin is never in our best interests, it will clarify many otherwise hard decisions in which we imagine we must choose between helping people do right and helping them be happy. It will also help us understand what true, Christlike love looks like.

Lately I’ve been meditating on the familiar (and therefore neglected) words of Jesus in Matthew 11:28-30. Though I memorized the words as a new Christian 45 years ago, I have never pondered them as much as recently.

If your grumpy neighbor asks, “What are you up to?” you’ll see it as a suspicious, condemning question. But if your cheerful neighbor asks the same thing, you’ll smile and talk about your plans. We interpret people’s words according to how we perceive their character and outlook. So it is with our view of God.