In this 9 minute video with comments from both Wayne Grudem and Randy Alcorn, Randy talks about how the body of Christ needs to let its light shine before men, and we need models of every spiritual discipline.
Q&A answered by Randy Alcorn and Wayne Grudem at the 2010 Clarus Conference.
In this three and a half minute clip, Randy Alcorn answers the question, "How can a Christian challenge the relativistic worldview?"
Randy Alcorn answers the question, "How does secondary evil help us acknowledge primary evil?
What distinguished the first Christians from the world around them? It certainly wasn’t their buildings—they had none. It wasn’t their programs—they had none. It wasn’t their political power—they had none.
Read Acts 2 and Acts 4 and you see a radical difference in the church, a profound transformation in the way people treated each other. Christians were different in the way they behaved, in the way they lived. They were characterized by visible acts of love and generosity and joyous sacrifice for the good of others.
It is very hard to communicate on this subject with both grace and truth. We are concerned for a person’s soul, and not wanting to be harsh, but it is also critical not to back off from the truth that any sex outside of the biblical marriage between a man and woman is wrong. I oppose gay marriage, but not only as a matter of righteousness, but also because it is deadly to those involved in it. It is always deadly for all of us to choose the path of sin.
A friend in our church came to me about his nonchristian, theologically liberal sister, a Princeton grad. He had proposed to her they each pick a book and ask the other to read it, and then discuss both books. She picked A New Kind of Christian by Brian McLaren. A revealing choice. While McLaren takes the Bible more seriously than she does, as a fairly extreme theological liberal she nonetheless respects his departure from “modernism” (which essentially means evangelicalism, an ironic turn of the phrase since fundamentalists, the parents of evangelicals, fought “modernism,” which meant theological liberalism).
Randy Alcorn talking about evil and suffering on Family Life Today. This is a three part series that aired June 16-18, 2010.
Randy Alcorn answers the question, "What is your opinion of organizations like the Center for Bioethical Reform?" Original interview conducted by Verite Studios.
Randy Alcorn speaks about the more subtle practice of redefining truth.
Randy Alcorn warns that ignorance of true doctrine makes us vulnerable to false doctrine.
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