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In this panel discussion with Desiring God in 2013, Randy Alcorn shares about some of C.S. Lewis' writings and why they are special to him. Watch the complete panel discussion here. 

In this panel discussion with Desiring God in 2013, Randy Alcorn discusses C.S. Lewis  and his how his life and writings pointed to the gospel. Watch the complete panel discussion here. 

Both Nanci and I love a good cup of coffee. Actually, I like about three good cups of dark, strong coffee—preferably French Roast, with milk. 

If you see evil—like the killing of unborn children—then, by all means, recognize it to be evil, but don’t get mad at the people who took the pictures and are showing you the pictures. Get mad at the people who are doing the evil that is in the pictures.

We pray now in faith, believing our prayers are making an eternal difference; we anticipate Heaven, where we’ll learn God’s breath-taking answers to our prayers.

Randy talks about the kinds of books he recommends to read or listen to, speaking to a group of CEO's (both secular and Christian).

Randy talks about his dual perspective of giving to missions and also EPM being the receiver of gifts to missions, speaking to a group of CEO's (both secular and Christian).

Speaking to a group of CEOs (both secular and Christian), Randy talks about what forms and maintains his view of who God is.

Randy talks about being a good father even if your own father was not a good role model, speaking to a group of CEO's (both secular and Christian).

Randy talks about some authors he likes to read and listen to on audio books, speaking to a group of CEO's (both secular and Christian).

What if the character of Christ was reducible to two ingredients?

We need to think in terms of what choices we are making that are exposing us to impurity. I can’t just magically snap my fingers and expect that I’m not going to face sexual temptation. 

Will Christians live in Heaven forever? The answer depends on what we mean by Heaven. 

From mid-November to early January, our lives change, bringing many things that are delightful, but which increase our pressure and fatigue.