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Randy Alcorn talks about how the Courageous novel is over four times longer than the movie. He also shares about how whether you are a father or not, God can use you to impact future generations. 

Question from a reader: Randy, do people tell you that you are judgmental because you are so outspoken about abortion? How do you deal with it? Do you let it just roll off your back?

Question from a reader: What do you think is the best curriculum out there for teaching Christian financial principles? Is there any curriculum based on your books?

A couple months ago, I read a review written by David Wills about my book Managing God’s Money. David is a great brother, and the president of the National Christian Foundation, the largest Christian grant-making foundation in the world.

This video was produced by Portland Christian School a couple of years ago, but I just saw it after my friend Dale Walker sent it to me.

In his excellent blog, Justin Taylor quotes from J. P. Moreland on the issue of whether someone can be human but not a person, a distinction used by pro-abortion and pro-euthanasia advocates to justify taking human lives.  

On the one hand, we should be acutely aware that every candidate is imperfect. We will be voting for a president, not a pastor, and certainly not a Messiah. 

I appreciated this passage from a sermon by Charles Haddon Spurgeon entitled "Daniel Facing the Lions' Den."

I shared briefly on Facebook what happened a couple of days ago, but wanted to blog about it now and add quite a few other thoughts and links.    

The first marriage had no paper license and no human community witness. God was the witness to the union of two souls.

Last month I received this letter from a 10-year-old Canadian boy named Christian. He had read the Courageous novel and wanted to share with Alex and Stephen Kendrick and me what he had learned from it.  

“Like birds hovering, so the LORD of hosts will protect Jerusalem; he will protect and deliver it.” (Isaiah 31:5)  

The recent report of Billy Graham being taken to the hospital with the possibility of pneumonia prompted me to think of one of Billy’s closest friends, who is ten years older.  

I think we will celebrate the birth of Christ in Heaven for all eternity. How could we not celebrate His incarnation? Certainly we will celebrate—though celebrate doesn't seem quite the right word—the triumph of the resurrection of Christ.