We’re Accountable to God for Every Word

By Randy Alcorn July 15, 2020

No conversation, no social media comment, no text should be on autopilot. We need to ask for God’s guidance, wisdom, and empowerment so our words please Him and so we will not have to give account for careless words on the Day of Judgment.

Being Black in a White Culture

By Randy Alcorn July 13, 2020

In this excerpt from my novel Dominion, the main character Clarence reflects about life as a black man in America. 

The Death of Whom?

By Randy Alcorn July 10, 2020

Language is dynamic, not static. It’s always changing, and that’s why applying old rules to contemporary writing sometimes just doesn’t resonate. I’m thinking about this because the use of “whom” has come up several times recently in the editing of my blog posts and book manuscripts.

Our Words Are the Overflow of Our Hearts

By Randy Alcorn July 8, 2020

The following verses focus on what Scripture says is the source of our words: our hearts. In other words, it’s not as simple as saying “I didn’t mean it that way” when we say things that dishonor our Lord.

Steward Your Gift of Singleness

By Chelsea Dudley July 6, 2020

Today’s blog is the second of a two-part series on singleness by my assistant, Chelsea Dudley. I have the deepest appreciation for her wisdom and Christ-centered insights. Thanks, Chelsea, for this helpful article.

Two Myths about Singleness

By Chelsea Dudley July 6, 2020

My assistant, Chelsea Dudley, has written two excellent articles on singleness. This is the first of her articles. They are both on point, solidly biblical, from her heart, and much needed. Even if you’re married, please read them! There is something here for all of us.

One Pastor’s Wife and Mom’s Heart Cry for Change When It Comes to Racism

By Randy Alcorn July 3, 2020

Soon after the death of George Floyd, Kelsey Brown, a woman I know and deeply respect, who lives here in Oregon, shared the following words on Facebook. My heart breaks for Kelsey and her family, and all the more having heard these stories over and over again from trustworthy people like her and Vergil.

Words Full of Grace and Truth

By Randy Alcorn July 1, 2020

Unfortunately, many nonbelievers know only two kinds of Christians: those who speak the truth without grace and those who are very nice but never share the truth. What they need to see is a third type of Christian—one who, in a spirit of grace, loves them enough to humbly tell them the truth.

Thoughts on Choosing a College, as Seen from Our Enemy’s Perspective

By Randy Alcorn June 26, 2020

In this excerpt from my book Lord Foulgrin’s Letters, a high-ranking demon instructs his subordinate how to deceive and destroy Jordan Fletcher and his family—in this case, when it comes to their choosing a college for their daughter Jillian.

Listen and Read Before You Speak or Type

By Randy Alcorn June 24, 2020

The following verses remind us of the importance of actually listening and reading before we respond, both in person and online. Sadly, many of us don’t know how to read, pay attention, listen, or think critically, and it shows in our conversations and online interactions.