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My wife Nanci showed me this dog video. If you love dogs like we do, you’ll love this. Makes me smile and thank God for the wonders of His creation. 

I’m a young married man and am presently separated from my wife because of pornography addiction.  I’m a tech guy and find it difficult to deal with all the temptations that are so easily accessible. Is there any hope for me to be reunited with my wife?

My good friend, seminary professor and theologian, Gerry Breshears, has written/compiled three different articles related to this subject. He has done extensive research and has firsthand experience in dealing with demon possession.

Last night, on Independence Day, our dear friend Sono Harris went home to be with Jesus. She is a precious and faithful sister, one of a kind, and all the more precious now as her faith has become sight.

How should a Christian respond to mental illness? How do you determine if there is demon possession or if it is genuine mental illness, in which case, the person is still acting in sinful ways based upon biological problems. 

Model #1: Gospel Encounter Model #2: Power Encounter Model #3: Truth Encounter

The following paragraphs represent a sixth draft of a statement of principles developed by a diverse group of pastors and professors represent­ing various evangelical traditions. I am the primary author of this document, but it has been developed with extensive interaction in the group.

Obstetric ultrasound is a safe and noninvasive procedure using high frequency sound waves to provide a picture of the moving fetus on a monitor screen. 

Some believers might wonder how involved they should be in trying to influence moral change in our culture, or how much attention Christians should give to politics.

In this three and a half minute clip, Randy Alcorn shares some of his favorite theology books.

Randy Alcorn answers the question, "How important is good theology?"

In this nine minute clip, Randy Alcorn addresses those who have given up on or want to give up the church.

I’ve been asked about sinless perfectionism, the belief that once someone becomes a Christian, they are no longer capable of sinning. 

Randy Alcorn answers the question, "What is your personal quiet time like?"