Randy Alcorn

Kirk Cousins, quarterback for the Minnesota Vikings, and former QB of the Washington Redskins, is a faithful and Christ-centered brother. Despite the fact that those who know him personally realize he is a caring and loving person, Kirk has received heavy criticism for simply appearing on a Focus on the Family program.

お金と財産に関しては、聖書には時に極端で衝撃的なことが書かれています。私たちが聖書を開くのは、慰めを得るためであり、自分の世界観を責め倒してもらうためではないでしょう。神様には愛と恵みについて話してほしい。そして私たちには、お金と財産の話をさせてもらい、それに関しては自分が好きなようにしたい。

Представьте себе, что вы входите в состав команды НАСА, которая готовится к пятилетнему полёту на Марс. И после длительных тренировок наконец-то наступает день запуска. Но когда ракета взлетает, один из ваших коллег-астронавтов спрашивает: «Что ты знаешь о Марсе?»

In this video clip, Randy Alcorn answers the question, "Will we experience time in Heaven?" Original interview aired on the Inspiration Network.

Randy Alcorn sits down with Kirk Cameron for a discussion on Heaven and the New Earth. What will Heaven be like? Will we be married in Heaven? What is the difference between the Heaven and New Earth?

Samuel James writes, “It is a remarkable providence that John F. Kennedy and C.S. Lewis died on the same day. It is likewise remarkable that while Kennedy obtained the most powerful office in the world, it is the professor, the letter writer, and the storyteller Lewis whose prophetic voice rings out most audibly and most wisely from the grave.”

The angel’s message to the shepherds at Jesus’ birth condenses the gospel to its core. He said, “I bring you good news of great joy that will be for all the people” (Luke 2:10). The gospel isn’t for some; it’s for all. 

If we understand what Scripture says about giving, we’ll realize there’s no greater privilege than to live lives of overflowing love and joyful generosity. It’s a no-brainer.

Tomorrow will be our family’s second Thanksgiving with Nanci in Heaven. I am so deeply grateful for the life God gave us together, and it is impossible to be this grateful without also being happy. This is 2 Corinthians 6:10, “sorrowful yet always rejoicing.”