What Are Some Good Books on the Prayers of Jesus?
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Randy suggests some resources on Jesus' prayers.
Should Church Leaders Be Informed of Individual Giving Records?
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This is a very hard question that many in and out of church leadership ask. Although there is no explicit biblical position, I believe it is implicit because of at least two New Testament passages.
How Do I Deal with the Pain and Suffering of Animals I Love?
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You are very right about the extent of devastation brought on the entire earth due to the curse. The amount of pain in the world is terrifying, but that pain is bearable when we remember God's ultimate plan for redemption and restoration.
Do Angels Have Wings?
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In this culture, angels are portrayed as babies and females, both with no biblical grounds. They are also portrayed as having wings, with some biblical grounds.
Sidewalk Counseling, a Life Saved, and a Family Brought the Gospel
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Randy's blog
I love this prolife story. It testifies to the ways God can use believers peacefully praying, holding signs, and sharing prolife information as well as the gospel, outside an abortion clinic.
The Eternal Empire of the Son of Man
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Randy's blog
Earth is unique. It’s the one planet—perhaps among billions—where God chose to act out the unfolding drama of redemption and reveal the wonders of His grace.
Do You Think Professional Sports Teams with Christian Athletes Have an Advantage?
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If every player on one team were an atheist and everyone on the other loved Jesus, I would never assume that the team with the believers would win. :)
Do You Think Loss of Rewards in Heaven Will Be Permanent?
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Question from a reader:
On the doctrine of rewards, 1 Corinthians 3:15 says some will “suffer loss” though they are saved in and in the New Earth. That’s always bothered me. Loss implies comparison, and something “bad” in Heaven. Do you think that such loss is permanent? Or might there be opportunity to work past the "loss" and improve one's lot?
Will Unbelievers Be Annihilated?
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Jesus said, “Then they will go away to eternal punishment, but the righteous to eternal life” (Matthew 25:46). Here in the same sentence, Christ uses the word “eternal” (aionos) to describe the duration of both Heaven and Hell.
Is Abortion Too Controversial to Address in Church?
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Randy's blog
The desire to be popular and avoid people’s disapproval is a common reason for Christian leaders to hold back in pro-life efforts.
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