Randy Alcorn

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? 

Randy had a conversation with his son-in-law Dan Franklin at their church, looking at what Proverbs 5 has to say about purity. 

ክርስቶስን ለመከተል የተውኩትን ሁሉ እንደ መስዋዕትነት አድርጌ ተመልክቼው አላውቅም — በዋነኝነት ደስታ ስላላመጡልኝ ነው። ኢየሱስ አሁን ለእኔ ሁሉም ነገር ማለት ነው። ደስተኛ ለመሆን አልሞከርኩም፤ደስተኛ ነበርኩና።

We should recognize the differences and celebrate that God’s image-bearers come in all shapes and sizes and colors, and we are the beneficiaries of His providence in creating us this way.

God knows everything, including every contingency, and He knows what is ultimately best in ways we cannot. God can see ultimate purposes and plans that we can’t.

In this clip from a message on Heaven, Randy asks, “What isn't included in God's promise in Matthew 19:28 to renew all things?”

Writing about Nanci’s life, my grief, and our blood-bought hope in Christ has been therapeutic for me. I’ve often wished for a single page where what I’ve written is listed in one place, to share with those who ask questions and want to know Nanci’s story.

In this clip from his Q&A with Baylor University, Randy talks about what books he is currently reading and studying, and shares what books he read as a young Christian and which classic Christian authors he recommends reading.