Randy Alcorn

The problem of evil and suffering is something I’ve read many books concerning, and heard some great presentations on. 

As yet, you may not have tasted your favorite meal—and if you have, it didn’t taste as good as it will there. 

By God’s grace, it’s not only others who benefit when we give. Here are just four of the many benefits we receive when we choose generosity.

Kevin DeYoung’s blog is one of my favorites. I loved this post he wrote, and encourage you to consider the things in your own life you one day won’t regret taking time for.

Julia (Stager) Mayo’s video blog today is on the topic of singleness and the church. I encourage everyone, single or married, to listen to her insights and wise advice. 

I once spoke to eighty college students about a sensitive theological question: “Can true Christians lose their salvation?” 

As owners of a Golden Retriever, Nanci and I can totally relate to this video. 

While we may only see our earthly circumstances, God is working to increase our dependence on Him and to make us more like Christ. 

In her book Choosing Gratitude, Nancy Leigh DeMoss shares a pledge written by a Bible teacher named Russell Kelfer. He challenged believers to write these words on a sheet of paper, and sign their names, then make a habit of recommitting themselves to it on a regular basis.