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In this four minute clip, Randy Alcorn answers the question, "Does God really work all things for the good of those who love him?"

I love and wholeheartedly agree with this blog post from pastor and author Ray Ortlund. 

Diane Meyer is a close friend of mine and my wife, Nanci. When Diane told me about her experience at the Justice Conference, I asked her if she would write this guest blog. 

Resources for the Eternity 101 Class on Heaven taught by Randy Alcorn at Corban University, and available on DVD exclusively from EPM.  

A friend recently sent me some amazing photos of dangerous roads. When I saw them, many of the verses below came to my mind.

Believers around the world are setting aside this Sunday, April 15, as a day of prayer and fasting for the country of North Korea and the believers who live there. 

I have a lot of respect for Chuck Colson, who is in the hospital with a serious condition, in need of our prayers. I appreciate his involvement in helping the Christian community develop a godly worldview by keeping us informed about timely issues facing our nation. 

Randy Alcorn answers this question in this 6 minute video while he was speaking at Harvest Christian Church, with Pastor Greg Laurie.

Randy Alcorn answers this question in this 3 minute video, while he was speaking at Harvest Christian Church, with Pastor Greg Laurie.

I’ve received notes from readers asking about my take on The Hunger Games movie and books.

I don't deal with election in the Heaven book, though I do believe in election, since the Bible teaches it. Election does not change the default destination issue. All are conceived and born in sin; that is the sense in which our default destination is hell. 

On our website and blog, and on social media, we usually capitalize pronouns referring to deity. I never would have stopped doing it in my books if my publishers hadn’t changed their policy. (EPM has chosen to capitalize the pronouns in our self-published books.)

While visiting friends in Texas last week, Nanci and I saw Kirk Cameron’s documentary Monumental. We found it interesting, inspiring, and very well done.

This verse, taken in context, seems to be speaking generationally. Just as you and I know nothing of the situation, personalities, or daily life of our ancestors from thousands of years ago, so (if the Lord tarries) our generations hence will know (and care) little about our current lives.