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By now you may have seen Denver the guilty dog. Someone sent it to me last week. If you haven’t seen it, maybe even if you have, this two minutes is worth it.

There has been a lot of online response to Rob Bell’s new book Love Wins. The controversy began with this video, which I've posted here so you can hear Pastor Bell’s own words.

The Chasm is Randy’s first fine-line illustrated novel, and artist Mike Biegel did a great job bringing the story to life through his drawings.

The Chasm is an otherworldly tale with an allegorical feel; a vibrant mix of movement, action, revelation, and reflection that follows  the journey of one man who represents everyman. His struggle is universal.

With so many heartbreaking reports of death and loss, this news story telling the rescue of a baby girl is a wonderful glimpse of God’s mercy and saving grace.

In this audio clip, Randy Alcorn answers the question, "Is the subject of Heaven a good evangelistic topic?"

In this two-minute audio clip, Randy Alcorn digs deeper into his book The Chasm for readers and shares about the symbolic meaning of the chasm portrayed in the story.

In this audio clip, Randy Alcorn answers the question, "How have your financial books inspired others toward giving?"

In this three-minute clip, Randy explains that one of Satan’s favorite tactics is slandering God’s dwelling place, Heaven, and feeding us a distorted view of it. He knows this will rob us of joy in anticipating being with our Bridegroom.

In this two-minute clip, Randy encourages believers to always think about money and possessions in light of God’s ownership.

In this audio clip, Randy Alcorn discusses how prosperity theology contains half-truths, which make it especially dangerous. He explains how the portion of truth that makes prosperity theology credible is that some Old Testament passages link material prosperity with God’s blessing. 

In this audio clip, Randy Alcorn addresses the role of organizations and the role of the church.

In this audio clip, Randy Alcorn talks about the implications of the phrase, "your best life now" and the outcome of belief in prosperity theology.

In this audio clip, Randy Alcorn answers the question, "Will we be envious of others' rewards in Heaven?"