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Question from a reader: If God created all things, then doesn’t that mean he created evil? Isaiah 45:7 “I form the light, and create darkness: I make peace, and create evil: I the LORD do all these things.”

Everyone we meet has exactly the same need—to know and follow Jesus Christ. 

If you frequent social media, perhaps you’ve seen singer Colbie Caillat’s music video for her song “Try,” in which she challenges society’s expectations of beauty for women. 

Imagine a great and generous king. In the midst of his benevolent reign, he hears his subjects have revolted. 

Check out the following review of my graphic novel Eternity by 12-year-old Katie Williams, who I’m told writes her own blog, including book reviews, by herself, without assistance from adults. 

When five-year-old Emily Kimball was hospitalized and heard she was going to die, she started to cry. Even though she loved Jesus and wanted to be with him, she didn’t want to leave her family behind. 

Jesus does not say, “Store up for God treasures in heaven”; he said, “Store up for yourselves treasures in heaven” (Matthew 6:20, NIV).   

Randy answers the question “What is unique about Christianity?” during an interview on Moody Radio in June, 2014, marking the paperback release of his If God Is Good book.

Randy answers the question “What are your thoughts on prosperity theology?” during an interview on Moody Radio in June, 2014, marking the paperback release of his If God Is Good book.

Randy answers the question “How do you explain good and evil?” during an interview on Moody Radio in June, 2014, marking the paperback release of his If God Is Good book.

Randy answers the question “How do we reassure those who are suffering?” during an interview on Moody Radio in June, 2014, marking the paperback release of his If God Is Good book.

Randy answers the question “Do Christians have all the answers?” during an interview on Moody Radio in June, 2014, marking the paperback release of his If God Is Good book.

Using the Logos Bible Software Text Comparison Tool, Randy's research assistant examined the KJV, NASB, ESV, and NLT texts of Genesis 1, Psalm 1, Ezekiel 36, Matthew 2, Romans 8 and Revelation 21. The results show an average variation of 30% from the KJV by the NASB and 32% by the ESV, meaning a correspondence of 70% and 68% respectively.

If you were giving some friends directions to Denver and you knew that one road led there but a second road ended at a sharp cliff around a blind corner, would you talk only about the safe road?