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In October of 2012 Randy Alcorn was interviewed by Dr. John Akers at The Cove in Asheville, NC. Some Christians think that once they choose to follow God, He owes them an easy life. Randy challenges the idea that Christians will suffer less in this life. See Randy's book If God Is Good for more information. 

In October of 2012 Randy Alcorn was interviewed by Dr. John Akers at The Cove in Asheville, NC. Though they may not know where it comes from, many are familiar with the biblical statement that "the truth will set you free." But John asks what is on many minds - aren't truth and freedom contradictory, that is, doesn't truth lead you into legalism? See Randy's book The Grace and Truth Paradox for more information. 

In October of 2012 Randy Alcorn was interviewed by Dr. John Akers at The Cove in Asheville, NC. In this clip, John begins discussion of The Grace and Truth Paradox by asking Randy to define some terms, first of all "grace." 

In October of 2012 Randy Alcorn was interviewed by Dr. John Akers at The Cove in Asheville, NC. In this clip, John asks Randy to explain the relationship between grace and love. See Randy's book The Grace and Truth Paradox for more information. 

This short time lapse video shows the wonder of God’s creation and man’s creation. 

The book of Ecclesiastes is the most powerful exposé of materialism ever written. 

There are people I respect greatly who love this book, without qualification, and consider it a great gift of God to thirsty people. There are others I respect as much who are deeply concerned about the book’s messages, both overt and subtle, and their impact on people.

Living by grace means affirming daily our unworthiness. We are never thankful for what we think we deserve. We are deeply thankful for what we know we don’t deserve.

I’ve been “rereading” Mere Christianity, actually listening to it on audio. I first read it as a young Christian forty years ago. I’m amazed that this book seems to get even better with time.

A sad news story that powerfully illustrates “you can’t take it with you.” Think of how the treasure could have been used to make a short-term and long-term difference in people’s lives. 

We all know that sometimes things can be difficult in churches. I’ve gone through it, and so have most of you. I experienced it when I was a pastor for fourteen years, and I’ve experienced it in the twenty-two years since.

Discussion questions for Randy's book Courageous.

George Verwer, a man I dearly love and respect, and one of the great global missions leaders in church history as well as a champion for the unborn, has rewritten and updated a chapter from his book Out of the Comfort Zone. 

Kevin DeYoung is a sharp young pastor and writer who I greatly appreciate. This blog is worth reading and contemplating.