I read Francis Schaeffer’s The Mark of the Christian shortly after it was published in 1970. I was 16—a new believer studying how to defend gospel truth to friends and family. Yet Schaeffer called Christian love and unity “the final apologetic,” the ultimate defense of our faith. 

In this excerpt from my novel Dominion, two characters discuss racial stereotypes about black people.

The following excerpt from my novel Dominion is a fictional depiction of listening to good officers and understanding the difficulties and pressures they face. Here the main character Clarence, a black journalist, has a discussion with Detective Ollie Chandler. 

A lot of good things, and some not so good, have been said and written since the tragic events in Charlottesville last week. None have been much better, in my thinking, than what Russell Moore wrote. 

Randy Alcorn quotes theologians and talks about the future unification of the universe. No longer will there be separation between the dwelling place of God and the dwelling place of humans, but a unification. This video clip was excerpted from Randy's Eternity 101 DVD class.

Gossip and misinformation flow unceasingly in the Christian community. One day, in Heaven, they will be burned to ashes by the consuming holiness of God.

In January 1999, Randy Alcorn spoke at the Generous Giving Conference in Atlanta, Georgia on the subject of giving to organizations. He gives us 19 questions to ask ourselves before we give. Download the PDF version here. In this clip, he gives us a sixth question to consider.