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Q&A: Randy Alcorn and Pastor Greg Laurie at Harvest Christian Fellowship discuss the question,"Why is there suffering in the world today?"

You must recognize your vulnerability and protect yourself from situations where you are tempted.

Q&A: Randy Alcorn and Pastor Greg Laurie at Harvest Christian Fellowship discuss the question, "What will our new bodies be like?"

Picture a single breath escaping your mouth on a cold day and disappearing into the air. Life here is brief. It is like a dot, which begins and ends and is brief. But from that dot proceeds a line that will go on forever. Death is not a wall but a doorway.

We should steer away from thinking of a group of people and instead see people as individuals. Although there are common threads in homosexuality, everyone is a unique person with unique motivations and thoughts.

A list of the study materials for The Treasure Principle, some available from Eternal Perspective Ministries and some available from other ministries.

I loved The Ishbane Conspiracy, and I’d love to see it in the hands of every high school and college student in America!
- Jim Bell, author of The Nephilim Seed Love it, Love it, Love it....Great book and I love how Randy Alcorn has the demons banter back and forth. They don’t interrupt at all. I agree that every teenager and anyone involved with youth should read this book. Excellent Read. – T. A.

Methotrexate is an anti-metabolite that clearly has a potentially detrimental (deforming &/or lethal) effect on a developing conceptus or fetus.

Q&A: Randy Alcorn and Pastor Greg Laurie at Harvest Christian Fellowship discuss the topic of death.

A church or group might consider feeding 100 children monthly for $150 or 500 for $750.

The following material was originally part of my book The Grace and Truth Paradox.

Pride is a problem for all of us, but there is an obvious pride in a man believing his sexual vulnerability is less because he is doing God’s work.

If it comes down to it, biblically I think we’d do better to “err” on the side of generosity, not stinginess.