Randy Alcorn

Wir brauchen eine Generation »himmlisch gesinnter Menschen«, die die Menschen und die Erde selbst nicht einfach so sehen, wie sie sind, sondern wie Gott sie haben möchte.

Randy’s father Arthur was the 10^th of thirteen children, twelve of them boys. Randy’s ancestors on his father’s side are from Imboden, Arkansas and before that Posey County, Indiana. 

کیا آپ نے کبھی کچن کے سنک کا سوراخ دیکھا ہے؟ سڑکوں پر گاڑیاں دن بہ دن کھڑی کی جا سکتی ہیں، اور سب کچھ معمول کے مطابق نظر آتا ہے، پھر ایک دن ایسا آتا ہے کہ ایک بہت بڑے سوراخ جس کے پیچے ایک بڑی غار بن چکی ہے اس میں سب کاریں جاکرغائب ہو جاتی ہیں۔

In this excerpt from my novel Dominion, two characters discuss racial stereotypes about black people.

Recently, I was interviewed on The Thinking Out Loud Podcast with Kevin and Kyle. In our conversation, which centered around my book If God Is Good, we discussed evil and suffering, faith, healing and much more. The last year and a half have been tough on many people in many ways, (including for us as Nanci battles cancer), so the subject of suffering feels especially pertinent right now.

Der Wunsch, den Gott in uns hineingelegt hat, und deshalb auch das, was wir uns wünschen, wenn wir ehrlich sind, ist genau das, was er denen verspricht, die Jesus Christus nachfolgen: ein auferstandenes Leben in einem auferstandenen Körper mit dem auferstandenen Christus auf einer auferstandenen Erde.

Randy Alcorn and Sean McDowell talk about some of the tough questions that people ask about Heaven. 

If I could eliminate one belief about Heaven, it would be the heresy that the physical world is an enemy of God’s redemptive plan rather than a central part of it.

I’d like to demonstrate that the abolition of slavery, which the term abolitionists is historically derived from, actually happened in increments over many decades, with the hard work of many who opposed slavery and used different means to attempt to end it.