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In this 8-1/2 minute video from last year's Clarus Conference, my friend Wayne Grudem and I share about what is encouraging and what is discouraging about the American church.

Question from a reader: Have some things happened in your own circle of friends and family in the past few years that prompted you to write We Shall See God, an upbeat book on the topic of heaven?

This book is my attempt to help readers access wonderful Spurgeon insights into Heaven they might otherwise never know.

One of my great joys has been reading the sermons of Charles Spurgeon, which to me are unparalleled in their depth and eloquence in exalting our God. Every time I read his sermons, whether on Heaven or anything else, my heart is drawn toward my Savior and my King.

I love the beauty even of a fallen creation, and I always think, “What is it going to look like when it is a redeemed creation, on the New Earth?”  

A.W. Tozer has had a great impact on my life. When I was asked to contribute to this book, Inspired by Tozer, I gladly agreed to do so. You may want to take a look at it.

In this video, a playful dog wants a stranger to throw him his stick. But the stranger won’t cooperate.

Question from a reader: Should we use the Hebrew name for God, YHWH (Yahweh), out of respect for Him, since it’s used in the Old Testament?

I don't believe hell is in the center of the earth. I think it doesn't exist in this dimension, but in one outside of our own, and therefore is not located inside the earth. It's very real, as Heaven is, but as far as I can tell from Scripture, it is not located within the confines of the physical universe we know.

Imagine this. . . You go to your local bookstore and begin to browse, but something is wrong. The titles sound odd. You begin to read and the situations described in the books are hard to understand—they're from another country.

I hear good things about G.K. Beale’s The Erosion of Inerrancy in Evangelicalism: Responding to New Challenges to Biblical Authority, and I like other things he's done. 

Al Mohler has asked the question “Are Evangelicals Dangerous?” His answer is worth reading.

Resources pastors and group leaders can use related to Randy's book Money, Possessions, and Eternity.

Our dear friend and EPM board member Robin Green sent us this note with the following poem by John Piper, introduced by his wife Noel. Robin wrote, "This poem reminded me of the importance of finishing well. May we all be as well remembered!"