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I thought Kevin DeYoung’s post about “real books” (which I’ve included part of below) was interesting.

You mentioned that you had to re-read Safely Home before a book discussion. Is it easy to read a book you've written?

Resources related to Randy's books Courageous, The Resolution, and the topic of fatherhood.

Resources related to Randy's Financial Stewardship chapel series at Biola University, February 28-March 2, 2012.

It depends on the atheist.

Question from a reader: Can a Christian be demon possessed? I have a friend who is convinced that demons are hanging out in her house and taunting her. She seems drawn to the mystical and occult much more than to Christ. I want to show her that, if she's truly in Christ (which she may not be), that she has nothing to fear. B. T.

In my post last week, I addressed the issues related to the new federal healthcare requirements that will force unwilling institutions to provide abortifacient drugs and contraceptives.

Missionary Bert Elliot (brother of martyred missionary Jim Elliot) went home to be with Jesus last Friday. Nanci and I met Bert and his wife Colleen in January 2006, which marked the fiftieth anniversary of the martyrdom of the five missionaries in Ecuador.

I was listening to God in the Dock on audio, and was struck by this portion of an interview with C. S. Lewis.

On February 28, I will be interacting for three hours with a Torrey Honors Institute class at BIOLA University. We’ll be discussing my novel Safely Home, which the students will have read.

Randy Alcorn speaks at a memorial service for his  friend Bill Moon.

I’m writing today about a very serious development that threatens religious freedom in our country. I am not one to overreact to such things, but this particular case may have far-reaching implications.

Pastor Tim Keller, of Redeemer Presbyterian Church in New York City, has expressed his profound disappointment in the recent decision of NYC to no longer allow 68 churches to rent public schools.

Question from a reader: What books would you recommend for a young adult who has been questioning his faith and is just beginning to take his faith seriously?