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In May 2017, Randy Alcorn was interviewed by Adam Miller about his book Grace: A Bigger View of God's Love. In this clip, Randy talks about the importance of understanding grace. See their website for more information. 

In May 2017, Randy Alcorn was interviewed by Adam Miller about his book Grace: A Bigger View of God's Love. In this clip, Randy talks about the different quotes he used in writing this book. See their website for more information. 

In May 2017, Randy Alcorn was interviewed by Adam Miller about his book Grace: A Bigger View of God's Love. In this clip, he gave a definition of grace. See their website for more information. 

In May 2017, Randy Alcorn was interviewed by Adam Miller about his book Grace: A Bigger View of God's Love. In this clip, he talks about how he encourages readers to read Grace. See their website for more information. 

In May 2017, Randy Alcorn was interviewed by Adam Miller about his book Grace: A Bigger View of God's Love. In this clip, he talked about how grace is a part of his ministry Eternal Perspective Ministries and why this caused him to write this book. See their website for more information. 

In May 2017, Randy Alcorn was interviewed by Adam Miller about his book Grace: A Bigger View of God's Love. He discussed defining grace, the process and purpose of writing his book, and a daily understanding of grace. See their website for more information. 

Paul warned the elders of the church in Ephesus, “I know that after my departure fierce wolves will come in among you…and from among your own selves will arise men speaking twisted things, to draw away the disciples after them” (Acts 20:29-30). These “twisted things” often were not outright denials of the Bible. Rather, they were Scripture reinterpreted to fit the widely accepted beliefs of the culture.

I have the greatest appreciation for the world-impacting ministry Generous Giving. One of the testimonials on their site is from lan Barnhart, CEO of Barnhart Crane & Rigging, one of the largest heavy lift and heavy transport organizations in the United States.  

People who think a lot about themselves and their plans for wealth and success—e.g., writing a bestselling book and being mentioned in the same sentence with Hemingway—tend to be unhappy. However, people who think a lot about Christ and His grace, the great doctrines of the faith, and how to love and serve others tend to be happy people. 

At age 22, as a very young senior pastor of one of the first-ever mega-churches, Spurgeon and his church underwent a terrible tragedy. Throughout his life he struggled with depression. To counteract that depression, he preached much on happiness and was very quick to laugh.

No one has greater credibility to speak on this subject than Joni Eareckson Tada, who in July will mark the 50^th anniversary of the accident that left her a quadriplegic. 

Start your habits of generous giving early, stick with them and expand as the years go on and your income increases.

Question from a reader: You make the case that those now in Heaven may be able to see what’s presently happening on earth, at least to some extent. Since those with the Lord are not omnipresent, what do you think determines what they see? Do they just observe things that God points out to them? Or things of specific interest to them? Do they have ability to observe whatever they want, including really bad and evil things?

Barry Corey has written an important book, Love Kindness: Discover the Power of a Forgotten Christian Virtue, which I thoroughly enjoyed. He advocates true kindness without reducing it to mere cosmetic niceness.