Heaven Sermon Outline article - Randy Alcorn Jesus is preparing a place for us. He’s the ultimate Carpenter.
Crisis & Tragedy article - Randy Alcorn Some crises turn out well. The loved one recovers from the accident, the son comes to Christ, the daughter comes home. We may clearly see God’s hand in allowing the whole ordeal to happen. Other times the crisis ends in apparent tragedy.
Could You Give Me Your Theological Understanding Concerning Vasectomies? article - Randy Alcorn Let me first say, before I speculate, what I know for sure. As I’m sure you know, Scripture teaches that it is God that opens and closes the womb, and that children are a blessing of the Lord (Psalm 127).
So You Have a Story Burning in You in Need of Expression? article - Patricia Hickman This page is provided to answer questions about getting published. For your convenience, I will list the following guidelines for new writers. I am sorry that I do not have time to respond to questions about writer’s manuscripts or publishing. My website is provided for readers who would like to know more about my fiction. This is the information that I wish had been available to me when I first started out. I hope it helps:
Since God Is All-Knowing, All-Powerful and Eternal, Did He Know When He Created Mankind That They Would Sin? article - Randy Alcorn Yes clearly God did know, but ultimately he also knew he would be more glorified and the universe itself would be a better place and God’s people redeemed would be better after being redeemed, and after the curse is lifted.
Cramming for Heaven article - Randy Alcorn I spent a few hours with Carol King (see picture), who was dying of cancer. She joked that imminent death had changed her shopping habits.
Conservative, Liberal, or Christian? article - Randy Alcorn Conservatism is popular among American evangelicals. In the moral realm that encourages me. In the political realm, I have mixed feelings.
Could Jesus Have Failed in His Mission to Redeem Us? article - Randy Alcorn An orthodox understanding of the deity of Christ compels us to say he could not have failed in his mission. Indeed, if he could have failed, he is not all powerful and therefore he was not and is not God.
Six Keys from The Treasure Principle article - Randy Alcorn The Treasure Principle: You can’t take it with you, but... you can send it on ahead.
Sin, Blame & Forgiveness article - Randy Alcorn There is little we can do about the sins others do to us, other than forgive them. There is much we can do about our sins against God and others—confess and repent and embrace the forgiveness of God and call on his power to live differently.
Since Abortion Ends the Life of a Real, although Unborn, Person, and that Person Goes to Heaven, in What Form Do They Exist in Heaven? article - Marshall Beretta Your question about what the resurrection body of an infant might look like, is one that the Bible is not quite specific on. Much caution should be exercised as we try to discern an answer that is compatible with God’s revealed truth. I believe we can come to a position that is satisfying and does not contradict Scripture.
Big Life Issues: Randy Alcorn's Message with Pastor Greg Laurie at Harvest Christian Fellowship video - Randy Alcorn Pastor Greg Laurie interviews Randy Alcorn on the subject of evil and suffering, and Heaven.
Sidewalk Counseling article - Denny Hartford The following guidelines have been developed by the prolife activists of Vital Signs Ministries who have been engaged in these ministries for over 25 years. We make them available to others in order to give them a clearer understanding of what is involved in this aspect of prolife ministry and to help them best honor our heavenly Father as we strive to serve Him together in this important witness.
Resources for Those Considering Adoption or Foster Parenting article - Eternal Perspective Ministries These resources assist Christian couples who want to adopt or become foster parents.
Colleges, Censorship and Truth article - Dr. Mark Draper, Randy Alcorn As a teacher and parent, I am deeply troubled by what has happened to our schools, but what worries me even more is what our schools will be like when today’s students become tomorrow’s teachers and professors.