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Randy Alcorn

Randy Alcorn (@randyalcorn) is the author of over sixty books and the founder and director of Eternal Perspective Ministries.

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Sal die Hemel (die Nuwe Aarde) ŉ Werklike Plek Wees? (Will Heaven (the New Earth) Be an Actual Place?)

article - Randy Alcorn - Afrikaans

Jesus het aan sy disippels gesê, “kom Ek weer en sal julle na My toe neem, sodat julle ook kan wees waar Ek is” (Johannes 14:3). Hy maak gebruik van ruimtelike terme om die Hemel te beskryf. Die woord “waar” verwys na ŉ plek. Net so word beweging en fisiese bestemming aangedui met die frase “kom Ek weer en sal julle na My toe neem”.

How You Can Help Persecuted Believers in Nigeria Grieving Their Murdered Loved Ones

article - Randy Alcorn Randy's blog

For some of our brothers and sisters in Christ, Christmas 2024 meant persecution and grief. Open Doors Canada Reports, “The Week of Christmas 2024 brought with it multiple fatal attacks on Christians in parts of Sub-Saharan Africa.” My Nigerian friend Samuel Kunhiyop keeps our ministry updated with what is happening in Nigeria.

Don’t Miss These Top Blog Posts of 2024

article - Randy Alcorn Randy's blog

A reader of our blog kindly wrote us, “Thanks for the resources and articles over the years. God used your website to draw me to faith and help me grow.” Words like those really encourage both me and our EPM staff as we share resources that point readers to an eternal perspective.

Consider Reading the Bible Chronologically This Year

article - Randy Alcorn Randy's blog

Throughout the difficulties and joys that 2025 will bring, you’ll find abiding happiness as you go back to God’s Word again and again. One Bible reading program to consider is the Bible Recap, a chronological readthrough with Tara-Leigh Cobble. Several of our EPM staff did it in 2024, and highly recommend it.

In John 3:31-36, Is John the Baptist or John the Apostle Speaking?

article - Randy Alcorn Randy's blog

Some people say it really doesn’t matter since it’s all God’s Word anyway, but I do think that we should try to figure out which human being actually said the words of God.

Biblical Optimism for the New Year

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Regardless of our expectations or resolutions, this new year, like every year since we were evicted from Eden, will bring both wonderful and profoundly difficult moments. What we need is a perspective on our coming year that’s hopeful, yet grounded in eternal certainties.

God Is Using Our Ministry to Share the Hope of Heaven with Those Grieving

article - Randy Alcorn Randy's blog

Nanci’s death, and grieving our temporary separation, has given me many opportunities to write and speak about grief and share an eternal perspective. Here are some notes we’ve received from readers who have been helped by EPM’s resources on Heaven and grief.

What Love Looks Like

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John 3:16 is one of the best-known Bible verses: “For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.” In short, love gives. Love gives time. Love gives money. Love gives what others might consider ours but what we know to be God’s.

Charles Spurgeon on Celebrating the Savior’s Birth

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Charles Spurgeon closed his 1854 sermon entitled "The Birth of Christ" with the following, in a Christian context that was often critical of Christmas celebration because some people embraced sin and not the Savior. May his words for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day apply to the days ahead of us.

The Comfort and Friendship of Jesus in Our Grief

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When a child falls off a bike, she doesn’t need her father to explain the physics of why it happened. No. The child simply wants comfort. We don’t need explanations, most of which we wouldn’t understand anyway. We need “God, who comforts the downcast” (2 Corinthians 7:6).

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