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Q&A: Randy Alcorn and Pastor Greg Laurie at Harvest Christian Fellowship discuss the topic of death.

Randy would encourage you to move out and not to marry your boyfriend until he becomes a committed follower of Christ. You cannot violate the scriptures and expect God to bless the union.

I loved The Ishbane Conspiracy, and I’d love to see it in the hands of every high school and college student in America!
- Jim Bell, author of The Nephilim Seed Love it, Love it, Love it....Great book and I love how Randy Alcorn has the demons banter back and forth. They don’t interrupt at all. I agree that every teenager and anyone involved with youth should read this book. Excellent Read. – T. A.

This passage demonstrates what is often true—if we misunderstand one biblical doctrine, we will inevitably misunderstand others. 

Spiritual incompatibility ends up in tragedy and usually divorce.

This is not a complete answer about tongues, but some quick thoughts.

Full length video of Randy Alcorn's Heaven Q&A session with John Mark Comer at The Way, at A Jesus Church (formerly Solid Rock Church) in Portland, Oregon.

Randy Alcorn answering the question, "Is there time in Heaven?" Q&A with Pastor JohnMark Comer at The Way, A Jesus Church's (formerly Solid Rock Church) ministry to "twenty-somethings." See Randy's book Heaven for more information.

I believe Scripture clearly suggests that your father, who’s now in Heaven, is witnessing God’s unfolding plan on earth.

Pastor Greg Laurie interviews Randy Alcorn. Taken from the message, "Big Life Issues", by Pastor Greg Laurie.

The greatest sorrow is not being able to forgive yourself. You say you feel worse now than ever. That is because you are carrying a load you were never intended to carry.

Question from a reader: My husband and I have long been readers of your fiction, ever since we were introduced to your work through Deadline. We went on to read Dominion aloud together, and since have used your books to begin our own discussions on faith together.

Question from a reader: In your book, Safely Home, you talk about the persecution of Christians in China. I have a friend who visited China and went to a church where the Christians had Bibles and were free to worship. Can you explain this?

“Whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers of mine, you did for me. . . . Whatever you did not do for one of the least of these, you did not do for me.” Jesus Christ Matthew 25:40, 45