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In this excerpt from my novel Dominion, the elderly character Obadiah shares his life memories, including about the Old Negro League. Researching these players was both fascinating and inspiring.

Thank you for your honesty about your quest to have a meaningful relationship with Jesus. I see a couple of comments that may hold the key to freedom for you.

Kevin DeYoung is a pastor and an excellent writer and thinker, and his resources can be found at the ministry Clearly Reformed. Kevin has started an explainer video series on God’s attributes. The first one on the doctrine of divine simplicity is pretty unique.

While Randy believes that it is quite possible that God allows believers in Heaven to see us at least sometimes, and for sure they have a front-row seat to what God is doing on Earth, it is helpful to remember that Scripture’s focus is on how God sees our lives, and ultimately, we want to please Him. 

Our society holds on to youthfulness with a white-knuckled grip. We worship youth and consider the elderly at best, useless; and at worst, disposable. God’s perspective is very different.

Jesus wants all of you. He came to set you free. He said so in John 8:36. What you’ve written sounds like anything but freedom. 

The central fact is that the resurrection will happen, and we will live forever with Jesus on the New Earth. That’s good news and should unite us all in our theology!  

We have all been hurt by churches, and we have all hurt others, whether or not we know it. At a time when it is common to disparage churches, it’s good to celebrate the oneness many of us have so often felt in the presence of other believers.

In a Q&A about giving and his book The Treasure Principle at The People’s Church in Cincinnati, Randy talks about the difference between giving as a spiritual gift and giving as a skill.

 In this clip from his Q&A at The Fold (the college/youth ministry of Shepherd’s House Bible Church), Randy Alcorn gives advice to those who are on the fence about following Jesus.

 In this clip from his Q&A at The Fold (the college/youth ministry of Shepherd’s House Bible Church), Randy Alcorn shares how we can obey the command of Colossians 3:2 to “Set your minds on things above, not earthly things.” 

 In this clip from his Q&A at The Fold (the college/youth ministry of Shepherd’s House Bible Church), Randy Alcorn discusses how on the New Earth, there will no longer be any barriers between God and His people.  

In a Q&A about giving and The Treasure Principle at The People’s Church in Cincinnati, Randy explains the challenge to “Live for the line rather than for the dot.”

Just because we now have explanations and the ability to predict phenomena like eclipses, we somehow overlook many things, including that the only way eclipses work so perfectly is because of the same relative size due to the distance involved.