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In this clip, Randy talks about what Ephesians 6 says about fathers.

In October 2011, Randy Alcorn was interviewed by Steve Keels at his home church Good Shepherd Community Church in Boring, Oregon. He spoke on his novel Courageous and what it means to be a Christ-following father. In this clip, Randy talks about the important role that fathers have if they are the first ones in their family to follow Christ. 

In this clip, Randy talks about the importance of fathers being men that study God's Word. 

In this clip, Randy talks about the character Adam and how he develops in Courageous.

Randy Alcorn was interviewed by Steve Keels at his home church Good Shepherd Community Church in Boring, Oregon. He spoke on his novel Courageous and what it means to be a Christ-following father. In this clip, Randy talks about his involvement in writing the novel Courageous.

Randy Alcorn was interviewed by Steve Keels at his home church Good Shepherd Community Church in Boring, Oregon. He spoke on his novel Courageous and what it means to be a Christ-following father. 

In honor of the Courageous movie being released in theaters, this weekend we're giving away six signed copies of the bestselling Courageous novel, which includes photos from the movie. Will you be going to see the movie this weekend?

Local churches are very imperfect. They have problems. There are attitude issues. Leaders make mistakes. But God is doing a work. Instead of withdrawing from the local church, why not invest yourself in it, and commit yourself to humbly serving the body of Christ and helping people?

I took a quick look at the site [you mentioned] and am very uncomfortable with it. It claims to be "A prophetic overview of what must shortly come to pass." What MUST shortly come to pass?

The more people show up opening weekend, the longer it will stay in the theaters and the more lives it will touch!

I’ve said before that one of my delights is exploring the vast reservoir of sermons by Charles Haddon Spurgeon. I came across one called “The Mighty Arm.” 

Francis Schaeffer was one of three writers (the others being Lewis and Tozer) who influenced me most profoundly when I was a new believer in the early 1970’s.

In last Friday's post, I contrasted Robertson McQuilkin’s dedication to care for his wife Muriel, stricken with Alzheimer’s, to Pat Robertson’s cruel answer to a question regarding a man having an affair that if he’s going to do anything, he should divorce his wife who has Alzheimer’s.

Pat Robertson has said something so stunning, so at odds with the Word of God and the heart of our Savior, that when I heard he had said it I thought he had been misunderstood or misrepresented.