Christian Life

I enjoyed a Sports Spectrum article about Rams WR Cooper Kupp finding ultimate purpose in honoring God on his journey to the Super Bowl. It included two great short videos of Kupp being interviewed before the game.

In this clip, Randy encourages people to become generous givers because of the grace God shows to us. This will bring us a life of joy, and encourage us to live for the line rather than the dot.

In this clip, Randy encourages church leaders to teach and model generous giving as worship rather than duty.

In this clip, Randy addresses the conflicts that COVID has created in our churches. He shares some thoughts from his wife Nanci, and what she has learned through her journey with cancer.

In this video Randy shares a message for ministry leaders and pastors about COVID and being generous givers.

The topic of anxiety, and the advice Sam gives in her article, are timely. The Lord does not call us merely to release our anxiety to Him, but to willingly cast it upon Him—all of it. God wants us to trust Him in both the big things and the little things. I hope this article will encourage you to do so.

This article about work by Dan Doriani, the founder and executive director of the Center for Faith and Work St. Louis, and the author of Work That Makes a Difference, is excellent.

Nanci and I and Eternal Perspective Ministries have supported Desiring God for many years, and it’s one of those ministries we really believe in. This is a great article answer from John Piper.

Randy Alcorn talks about being a generous giver. He says, "Ask yourself, 'Five minutes after I die what will I wish I would have given away while I still had the chance?'"

This analogy from Trevin Wax is absolutely wonderful. May we be like the second dog in his parable, longing to be in our Master’s presence.