Randy Alcorn

A unque había frío afuera, A la celda de Quan estaba cerca del calentador. Cuando estaba encendido, la celda cambiaba rápidamente de congelante a caliente. El sudor corría de Quan, quemando sus ojos.

–Discúlpame, Quan—dijo Ben—, pero estabas escondiendo algo. Temía que estabas en problemas. Parecía sospechoso. No son drogas, ¿no es así?

La noche era sin luna, las estrellas brillantes. Solo unas pocas nubes pequeñas parecían tenebrosas, tratando pero sin lograr oscurecer los grandes puntos de luz.

I think you’ll be encouraged as you hear Spence and Tara Hackney share how sending their treasure on ahead has brought them such delight.

Randy Alcorn's sermon preached at Generous Giving's Pacific Nortwest annual fall conference in Stevenson, Washington, October 19-21, 2006. He talks about why we should give and shares several passages on understanding the "treasure principle" of pursuing eternal treasure. 

What could be more happy-making than knowing the God of happiness, who grants us eternal life and happiness in Christ?

What if we as believers were known as the people of celebration and gladness, and the church as the place of feasting?

Sometimes I read something that is beautifully worded and right on target. These insights from Ray Ortlund, on churches as gospel culture, is terrific.

Read Luke 1 and 2, and marvel at the sovereign work of our Father, sending His Son, our Savior, into this world. He did it for us, to be our Redeemer.