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Randy Alcorn and his wife Nanci answer this question at Mom to Mom.

Randy Alcorn and his wife Nanci answer this question at Mom to Mom.

Today we’re launching a new blog series (every few weeks we’ll share a post) that addresses social justice issues that affect the most vulnerable people in the world today. 

It’s likely that books will have a greater role in our lives in Heaven than they do now. The libraries of the New Earth, I imagine, will be fantastic.

Randy Alcorn shares about using available study materials as companions for study of his book, Heaven. This clip could be used to introduce an upcoming class or as a welcome introduction to the Heaven study.

Five days ago a friend and author, poet, artist, speaker and professor Calvin Miller exited this world and entered a better one.

This is the “ultimate resource” on Heaven outside the Bible. I think it would be especially useful for pastors and writers. However, it’s also a fun book to read whether you select topics of interest or read from cover-to-cover. This quote from J.C. Ryle summarizes it well. “Before we go to our eternal home we should try to become acquainted with it.” As always, with this author, his book is a 12+ on a scale of 1-10.  Gail Welborn, as posted on Examiner.com and Goodreads

I have the greatest appreciation for George Verwer, founder of Operation Mobilization (OM) and an advocate for worldwide missions. Some years ago George contacted me, saying God had laid on his heart the plight of unborn children.

Recently when I posted an article from Tony Reinke about homosexuality and idolatry on my blog, I received a thoughtful question from a reader asking if homosexuality is a “worse” sin than others in God’s view.

Reading this story and seeing this art reminded me of what it means to be created in God’s image. 

Years ago, I wrote an article about Westley Allen Dodd, a man who was executed in 1993 for torturing, raping and murdering three young boys in Vancouver, Washington, about twenty minutes from where I live

In the previous blog I expressed concerns about some doctrines in the new bestselling book To Heaven and Back, by Mary Neal. This is my second and last article on this subject.

After its release two months ago, I guessed Mary Neal’s book To Heaven and Back would become an influential bestseller like its predecessors, so I read it. 

What I think about myself is important. We all have a self-image. But not all self-images are equally valid.