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We are partly and appropriately struck silent with the enormous loss of life in the collapse of the Twin Towers, the explosion at the Pentagon, and the highjacked airliners that were crashed.

Someone asked me after our Tuesday prayer service in response to the terrorist attack, “Can we pray for justice, and yet love our enemy at the same time?” The answer is yes.

This is the most difficult day of my life. That apparent terrorist attacks could bring such death and destruction to unsuspecting people is absolutely unthinkable. Yet the numbers of the dead and wounded from these attacks will be extraordinary.

Inconsolable pain, the kind that drives away every vestige of happiness and renders us incapable of fully enjoying any pleasure, can be handled only be discovering a capacity for a different kind of joy.

Nineteen Reflections on Our Current Crisis by Randy Alcorn A Perspective on Halloween You can download the PDF to print and share.

Know your God. Know yourself. Know your enemy. I pray Lord Foulgrin’s Letters helps you better know each.

The UN Population Fund (UNFPA) representative in China, Sven Burmester, recently told British reporters that, “For all the bad press, China has achieved the impossible. The country has solved its population problem.”

The moral perfection of Christ impresses itself on the serious reader of the Gospels.

Whenever I start despairing over defeats in the culture war, I hear a story like this one and it renews my hope. Ani Seromik is a high school senior in the Midwest and she’s a Christian.

The answer is not simple. Some biblical texts seem to say no. Others, yes. 

I knew before systematically studying the Scriptures on heaven that a lot of the prevalent ideas about heaven—even in the Christian community—are misconceptions.

How Could a Good God Allow Evil and Suffering? by Randy Alcorn Randy's Favorite Books You can download the PDF to print and share.

China is a paradox in that some churches are able to worship freely while other church leaders are being arrested, persecuted and jailed.

Holding a leadership position in a Christian organization does not make one a spiritual leader.