When it comes to church involvement, many in previous generations struggled with legalism. Today many struggle with the opposite–license.

I have spent hours on the phone in the last week with End of the Spear producers Mart Green and Steve Saint.

How should we think about our Saturday night service in view of “the Lord’s Day” being the “first day of the week”? So here is my response.

Randy Alcorn spoke on the topic Money and the Church at the Desiring God 2004 Conference for Pastors.

Randy Alcorn spoke on the topic Money and the Pastor at the Desiring God 2004 Conference for Pastors.

In 2003, Randy Alcorn spoke to a group of writers at the Christian Writers Conference on the subject of grace and truth. In this clip, he talks about the importance of churches living out both grace and truth. For more information, check out Randy's book The Grace and Truth Paradox. 

On Sunday, March 17. 2002, Christians were gathered for worship at the non-denominational Protestant International Church in Islamabad, Pakistan.

Benevolence is simply showing love through giving—giving of our money, time, and abilities to help the needy. So to talk about benevolence ministries is to talk about giving.

Holding a leadership position in a Christian organization does not make one a spiritual leader.