Randy Alcorn

Certainly first-century Christians experienced much heartbreak and persecution. But they also experienced happiness, celebration, and the abundant life in the midst of difficulty.

Last week, the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission and The Gospel Coalition hosted the MLK50 Conference, which focused on the state of racial unity in the church and the culture 50 years after Martin Luther King Jr.’s death.

Reformer Ulrich Zwingli wrote, “The business of the truth is not to be deserted, even to the sacrifice of our lives.”

Question from a reader: What are your favorite books on apologetics?

Here are some thoughts about grace and truth and our need for both, in an age where some are all truth and no grace and others are all grace and no truth. 

Dans un autre article, je vous proposais de réfléchir sur six fausses attentes qui sont parfois les nôtres et qui ne nous rendent pas heureux parce qu'elles ne sont pas conformes à la Parole. Alors en vue de notre bonheur, quelles attentes conformes à la Vérité devrions-nous avoir? Voici maintenant sept vérités qui valent la peine d'être méditées.

« Mais, je ne veux pas que mes enfants pensent que je ne leur fais pas confiance. » C'est vrai, la confiance est une notion importante, mais elle ne doit pas être irréaliste.

In 2004, Randy Alcorn spoke at the Big Change event in Irving, Texas, on the subject of money and giving. For more information, see his book The Treasure Principle. In this clip, he answers a question about fear of death. 

In 2004, Randy Alcorn spoke at the Big Change event in Irving, Texas, on the subject of money and giving. For more information, see his book The Treasure Principle. In this clip, he talks about God's generosity to us.