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If you long for a transforming truth that combats feelings and circumstances, a view that detects the deceits of an increasingly secular society, Truth: A Bigger View of God’s Word belongs on your bookshelf. It’s a book that equips readers to recognize absolute truth and find their “place in God’s plan.”  –Gail Welborn, posted on Goodreads.com

Charles Spurgeon shared this in his sermon “Knowledge. Worship. Gratitude”: "Let us begin to be very thankful, if we have not been so before. Let us praise God for common mercies, for they prove to be uncommonly precious when they are once taken away."

Last month when Nanci and I were in Washington, D.C., we had the opportunity to preview the 430,000 square foot Museum of the Bible, which officially opened to the public this past weekend. I’m not exaggerating when I say it’s absolutely incredible. 

My baptism was unforgettable. Two years later I had the privilege of leading my mother to Christ and baptizing her. That was forty-five years ago, but in my mind it was yesterday. How many things do we remember well four decades later?

Recently a prolife group at Portland State University (not far from my hometown of Gresham, Oregon), hosted a mobile display for the Genocide Awareness Project (GAP), a project which shows images of aborted children next to victims of historical and contemporary genocides and other injustices.

In his groundbreaking article I shared on my blog earlier this year, Joe Carter used the term “Broken Wolves,” which he defined as those “who use their own authenticity, pain, and brokenness to attract believers who are also suffering and broken.” 

God’s greatest gift is Himself. We not only need salvation—we need the Savior, and He has a name: Jesus (which means “God saves”).

Just as our fellow believers can’t be persuaded to abandon their faith because of persecution, such violence in our own churches won’t stop us from gathering and proclaiming and celebrating the Good News of Jesus. 

Randy Alcorn discusses the good and bad news about being rich and what 1 Timothy 6 has to say about it. For more information on this topic, check out Randy's book The Treasure Principle: Revised and Updated. In this clip, Randy answers a question about the future and finances.

Randy Alcorn discusses the good and bad news about being rich and what 1 Timothy 6 has to say about it. For more information on this topic, check out Randy's book The Treasure Principle: Revised and Updated. In this clip, Randy answers a questions about the early church and capitalism.

Randy Alcorn discusses the good and bad news about being rich and what 1 Timothy 6 has to say about it. For more information on this topic, check out Randy's book The Treasure Principle: Revised and Updated. In this clip, Randy answers a question about money principles found in God's Word.

Randy Alcorn discusses the good and bad news about being rich and what 1 Timothy 6 has to say about it. For more information on this topic, check out Randy's book The Treasure Principle: Revised and Updated. In this clip, Randy answers a question about the Bible and money.

Randy Alcorn discusses the good and bad news about being rich and what 1 Timothy 6 has to say about it. For more information on this topic, check out Randy's book The Treasure Principle: Revised and Updated. In this clip, Randy encourages us to think of what true life is and live it.

Randy Alcorn discusses the good and bad news about being rich and what 1 Timothy 6 has to say about it. For more information on this topic, check out Randy's book The Treasure Principle: Revised and Updated. In this clip, Randy tells us to listen to 1 Timothy and "be rich in good deeds."