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In 2014, Randy Alcorn spoke to the elders of his home church in Boring, Oregon, Good Shepherd Community Church on the subject of the role of women in church. In this clip, Randy summarizes his talk about women in the church.

In 2014, Randy Alcorn spoke to the elders of his home church in Boring, Oregon, Good Shepherd Community Church on the subject of the role of women in church. In this clip, Randy talks about what isn't prohibited when it comes to women's roles in the church. 

In this clip, Randy talks about women in the church and prophesying and instructing. 

In 2014, Randy Alcorn spoke to the elders of his home church in Boring, Oregon, Good Shepherd Community Church on the subject of the role of women in church. In this clip, Randy talks about what the Bible says about the role of women in church. 

Randy Alcorn spoke to the elders of his home church in Boring, Oregon, Good Shepherd Community Church on the subject of the role of women in church. In this clip, he talks about the roles of women in the church. 

Randy Alcorn spoke to the elders of his home church in Boring, Oregon, Good Shepherd Community Church on the subject of the role of women in church. In this clip, he talks about the morning prayer that is said in Orthodox Jewish liturgy.

Randy Alcorn spoke to the elders of his home church in Boring, Oregon, Good Shepherd Community Church on the subject of the role of women in church. In this clip, he shares some helpful resources for this topic.

Randy Alcorn spoke to the elders of his home church in Boring, Oregon, Good Shepherd Community Church on the subject of the role of women in church. In this clip, he talks about the two dominant positions that are taken: Complementarian and Egalitarian.

Listen to this interview Randy did with WordFM Radio, recorded on June 25, 2014. This 25-minute audio is on the topic "Faith in the Midst of Suffering", timed with the recent release of his book If God is Good in paperback.

Just after instructing us to rejoice in the Lord (Philippians 4:4), Paul wrote in verse 6, “Do not be anxious about anything.” 

Many of us see Olympic Gold Medalist Scott Hamilton for a week or so every four years, during the winter Olympics, when he’s covering ice skating. 

Because we’re finite and unique and because we’ll never know everything, we may not agree about everything in Heaven. We’ll agree on innumerable matters and wonder how we ever thought otherwise. But we’ll still likely have different tastes in food and clothes and music and thousands of other things.

A while back, my youngest daughter Angela, early in her pregnancy, lost her baby, our sixth grandchild. So heartbreaking, so many tears. We spent seven hours with her and her family the next day, hugging my girl and talking with my grandsons about where their sister or brother is. There are no words for times like this, as most of you know. I was still up at 2 AM the next morning, pondering it all, hoping Angie was asleep.

Question from a reader: I’ve heard some up-and-coming Christian pastors say they believe in the One True God, but also other gods. Is this biblical?