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Question from a reader: Do you believe that there will be a military or armed forces in Heaven? I realize that we will not need them other than the Battle of Armageddon, or the final rebellion after Satan is released from the bottomless pit. Do you think that there will be a military, mainly to teach believers self-discipline instead of preparing for war?

Today’s video blog (filmed last year) addresses the question: There’s been a lot of talk in the news and among the evangelical culture in America about legalizing gay marriage. What are your thoughts on how Christians should respond?

In a sermon titled “God Rejoicing in the New Creation,” Charles Spurgeon said this: "If a man thinks that what God has made is not very good, he cannot be very good himself. In this he contradicts his God. It is a beautiful world we live in."

The question of How can I get closer to God? is a really important question.

Randy talks about the importance of setting priorities and saying no even to good things in order to do the most important things.

Randy addresses the question of what age to talk to your child about sex.

Randy and Nanci discuss how to talk with your children about respect, sexuality, and purity.

Nanci and Randy both share thoughts on enjoying one another and pursuing each other in marriage.

Nanci and Randy give practical encouragement and Scripture to help you break out of a habit of discontented thinking.

Randy and his wife Nanci spoke to a group of young moms at their home church (Good Shepherd Community Church in Boring, OR) on May 8, 2014. The format was Q&A and many topics were covered including family, parenting, and living a godly life. View video below from each of the sessions with Randy and Nanci.

To turn the tide of materialism in the Christian community, we desperately need bold models of kingdom-centered living. 

In 2014, Randy Alcorn was interviewed on the John Ankerberg Show on the subject of Heaven. In this clip, he talks about what our bodies will be like in Heaven. 

Meditation is more than reading the Bible. It is musing upon it, rehearsing it prayerfully and thoughtfully.