God holds us accountable for every word we say, including the careless ones we share over the internet. Jesus said, “But I tell you that men will have to give account on the Day of Judgment for every careless word they have spoken” (Matthew 12:36). This means we better think carefully before we hit post or reply.

On January 14, 2016, Randy Alcorn was interviewed by Jerry Robinson on his FTMDaily podcast on "How to Be Happy (with or without money)." 

Awhile back I ran across this blog post from one of our friends, Kristi Patty. I’m so proud of Kristy and Josh and their amazing family, who God has used in wonderful ways.

If we want our words to have lasting value and impact, they need to be touched and shaped by God’s words. 

We need to be careful about using unfamiliar words when we’re talking with unbelievers without explaining what those terms mean.

Darren Carlson tells a story that captures the game that is often played by the medical community— depersonalizing the unborn child by semantics, so that abortion becomes a viable option.

I appreciate the thoughtful, biblical and Christ-centered insights of Pastor Tim Keller. I recommend his books, messages and online videos. Here’s something he wrote awhile back that deserves a wide audience.

Kevin DeYoung recently linked to this video, which like, you know, is really good?

In this interview with former NFL coach Joe Gibbs, Randy Alcorn talks about God's Word vs. being distracted by other words.