Randy Alcorn

Psalm 107 begins, “Give thanks to the LORD, for he is good; his love endures forever. Let the redeemed of the LORD say this.” The psalmist details the sufferings of God’s people, wandering in desert wastelands, without homes, hungry, and thirsty.

Randy Alcorn talked with some staff at Desiring God about writing and editing. He shared from Isaiah 55:8-11, and explained the importance of being so saturated in God’s Word that your writing (and speaking) reflects God’s truth. Randy also answered some questions and shared insights from his own experience as a writer.

Un extracto del libro ¿Proelección o Provida? Algunos sostienen que «en ninguna parte la Biblia prohíbe el aborto». Sin embargo, la Biblia prohíbe claramente el asesinato de personas inocentes (Éxodo 20:13). Todo lo que se necesita para probar la prohibición bíblica del aborto es demostrar que la Biblia considera que los no nacidos son seres humanos.  

The relationship between our true spiritual condition and our attitude and actions concerning money and possessions is timeless.

What will it be like on our resurrection day, when we return with Christ to this old Earth, when we are given new bodies in the knowledge that we will together colonize a New Earth? At the end of my novel Safely Home, I tried to catch a flavor of what it may be like.

In light of Proverbs 5:21-23, how does our fear of God and love for Him influence how we approach the fight for purity? 

What are some perspectives on the common question, “How far is too far in physical intimacy before marriage?”

How are the warnings of Scripture different than the “Don’t, Don’t, Don’t” approach to purity? How do these purity principles apply to a single person? 

We can think of our lives in terms of a dot and a line, signifying two phases. Our present life on Earth is the dot. It begins. It ends. It’s brief. However, from the dot, a line extends that goes on forever.