Kathy Norquist

How Do We Reconcile “Hating” Creatures God Has Made While Recognizing Their Future Role on the New Earth?

article December 3, 2021

I am listening to Heaven on audio. While listening to the chapter on animals, I started to think about my strong distaste for snakes. I often use the word "hate" when talking about them. 

What Books on Marriage Would You Recommend?

article April 18, 2018

Question from a Reader:

I'm looking for a great book about marriage to give as a gift. What books on marriage would you recommend?

What Is Your Advice for a Woman Separated from Her Husband Because of His Repeated Pornography Use?

article September 27, 2017

Question from a reader:

I am presently separated from my husband and considering divorce because of his repeated betrayal of our marriage through pornography use. What are your perspectives?

Teens Who Choose Life in Unplanned Pregnancies Need Support and Respect, Not Shame

article June 21, 2017

Last month, The New York Times ran a feature story about Maddi Runkles, a high school senior and straight A-student at a private Christian school in Boonsboro, Maryland, who became pregnant. 

Phenomenal Growth, Great Persecution: The Church in Iran

article June 1, 2016

Iran has the fastest growing church in the world. However, the moment an Iranian says “yes” to Jesus, persecution begins.

He Was the Only One to Defend the Disabled

article January 9, 2015

My nephew, Tyler, is finishing up his college courses and was taking a biology class to complete some requirements. The topic of testing during pregnancy to see if your baby is healthy came up during class. 

Hearts, Habits & Happiness

video November 14, 2014

Last weekend I attended the three sessions of Randy’s Q & A on the joy of giving at Good Shepherd Community Church.

Reflections in Front of an Abortion Clinic

article January 21, 2013

There is a popular idea that is tossed around as absolute truth: to be pro-women is to be pro-abortion. A woman’s right to abortion is paramount over a baby’s right to life.  

What Should I Do if I Fear My Spouse and I Have Become Unequally Yoked?

article January 9, 2013

Question from a reader:

During the time of our marriage my wife and I were equally yoked. Today I have been striving and working harder to build a closer relationship with Christ, but my wife has chosen to do otherwise and I fear we are no longer equally yoked. I want our marriage to work and pray about it every day. I am trying hard to keep the family together. What should I do in this situation?

It’s Never Too Late to Grow and Change

article November 16, 2012

Today’s guest blog is from Kathy Norquist, Randy's executive assistant. My father died on August 28, 2012. He would have been 91 on September 3.