Randy Alcorn

Jesus' promise of "many mansions" in heaven is often misunderstood as a reference to luxurious estates, but the New Testament scholar D.A. Carson...

Randy Alcorn explores the paradox of grace and truth in his article, arguing that a balanced approach is necessary to effectively share the gospel....

Jesus had a lot to say about happiness in the Sermon on the Mount. Randy Alcorn explains a few of the "blessed are the ________" passages and how...

How much of what we think and assume is based on our culture, and how much is really based on God’s Word and the leading of His Holy Spirit?

The most fundamental lesson any child can learn about finances—even more important than saving—is the lesson of giving.

Will our desires still exist in heaven, or will they be eliminated?

Years ago, the television series “Life Goes On” portrayed a teenager named Corky who had Down syndrome. The starring role was played by a young man...

According to Randy Alcorn, the makers the new "Paul" movie missed something big: one of the most important, defining characteristics of the early...

Perhaps you’re familiar with Christ’s promise in John 14: “In my Father’s house are many mansions. . . . I go to prepare a place for you”. Does...

Racial unity is a topic that I’m glad to see more churches in our country addressing.

“The tyrant dies and his rule is over, the martyr dies and his rule begins.”

"Thank you, Lord, for our dear sister Joni. With people like her as our examples, we celebrate the truth that you are sovereign and loving and...

God has written each of us into His story. We are part of something far greater than ourselves. God calls upon us to trust Him to weave that story...

Joy is like the stars. Some nights they blaze in glory; other nights they’re covered by clouds.

A recent poll indicated that for every American who believes he or she is going to hell, there are 120 who believe they’re going to heaven.

A Barna survey found that 59% of American adults believe that “Christians and Muslims worship the same God even though they have different names...

When I became insulin-dependent in 1985, I wondered who wanted me ill, Satan or God.

Earlier this year on his blog, Tony Reinke interviewed author and podcaster Alastair Roberts about smartphones and how they change us.