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In this audio clip, Randy Alcorn shares about the history of his relationship with Nanci, her cancer journey. and how watching her draw close to Jesus impacted him. 

Randy was on a panel speaking about suffering and walking through the difficult things in life. He answers several questions and shares his experiences and truths from Scripture 

There are a lot of people who think that warnings and commands of Scripture are restrictive, hampering our freedom. But as a loving father, God builds boundaries to protect us from sin and from our lack of wisdom. 

Randy uses the term universe to mean what we extrapolate from astronomical observation to be the place in space where we exist and that there could be other realms with their own space and time which may be separate or may intersect.

Sean McDowell and I are likeminded about helping younger people—and also older ones—go deep in their understanding of the Christian faith and learn how to defend it against the forces opposing it. This article from Sean gives a brief explanation of what Christian apologetics is, and why it’s so important. 

In light of Proverbs 5:21-23, how does our fear of God and love for Him influence how we approach the fight for purity? 

What are some perspectives on the common question, “How far is too far in physical intimacy before marriage?”

How are the warnings of Scripture different than the “Don’t, Don’t, Don’t” approach to purity? How do these purity principles apply to a single person? 

What are the consequences of giving ourselves over to sexual temptation? 

What is it about the adulterous woman of Proverbs 5 that is so alluring? How might this understanding be applied to the temptations of our time? 

How are we called to be teachable, specifically related to sexual purity? 

The physical resurrection of Jesus is the cornerstone of redemption. Without it and what it means—an eternal future for fully restored humans dwelling on a fully restored Earth—there’s no Christianity.

In this audio clip, Randy Alcorn shares how we can gain a greater love for what will last forever through giving and living with an eternal perspective.    

In this audio clip, Randy Alcorn talks about how his church community has been a major part of the healing process since his wife Nanci died.