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My heart goes out to you. One reason is because I can identify with some of what you’re going through. Earlier in my life I struggled with being overwhelmed by feelings.

From an interview with Tyndale Publishers, Randy Alcorn answers the question, "What will Heaven be like?" See Randy Alcorn's book Heaven for more information. 

Incredibly, by the time I walked out Dad had prayed and asked Christ to forgive his sins.

Author Randy alcorn, answers the question, "Why did you write books on Heaven?" From an interview with Tyndale Publishers.

The pharmacological data demonstrates what would be considered near-perfect usage of the Pill. The data also indicates that there is on average a 1-3% “failure” rate when a clinical pregnancy occurs—even with near-perfect timing.

Prosperity theology teaches that God will bless with material abundance and good health those who obey him and lay claim to his promises. “We don’t have to wait for God’s blessing in the life to come,” it promises. “He’ll send it to us here and now.”

First, to realize it will not be as easy as you’re thinking. To do it well will require a great deal of work and experience and feedback in developing a God-given talent—assuming God has given you that talent or aptitude in the first place, which is a BIG assumption.

In this 30 second video, Randy Alcorn shares about his devotional 50 Days of Heaven. For more information about this, please visit http://store.epm.org/product/50-days-of-heaven.

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.

Spiritual incompatibility ends up in tragedy and usually divorce.

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.

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