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The most liberating truth, the most happy-making reality, is that my redemption does not depend on me. It was accomplished by the God-Man Jesus. As Revelation 5 demonstrates, only Christ is worthy to accomplish redemption.

Our culture tells us that we have to constantly be doing, and the more people see us doing, the better. If we haven’t checked off dozens of to-do boxes each day, we’re not worthwhile. God doesn’t see things that way.

Tragically,  most people do not find their joy in Christ and Heaven. In fact, many people find no joy at all when they think about Heaven.

Yes, I think Genesis 1-2 is the best argument for caring for the earth since Adam and Eve were given responsibility for the garden and the animals.

When God calls upon us to deny ourselves and follow Him, what appears to be our loss is in fact our gain. Should we want to gain our lives or lose our lives? Losing our lives in Christ is the means to the end of joyfully gaining them!

A brand new book is out, The Good Investor by Robin C. John, that I think should be read by every Christ-follower who gives financial advice or invests in companies, even if it’s only through a retirement plan. 

Writing about this verse, Randy says, “‘All things’ is broad and comprehensive (ESV, NASB, LSB, NCV). Of all things in Heaven and on Earth, absolutely nothing will be left out. All will be brought under the rule of Jesus (with the specific, designated exceptions of fallen angels and people who reject salvation in Christ).”

I am all for miracles, and I believe God does them. But I am skeptical at times because sometimes these claims are unaccompanied by the disciplines of godly living.

The Bible must be read as it was intended. There are so many different types of writing—historical narratives, apocalyptic (revelatory), wisdom literature, etc. Its cohesiveness is supernatural…no other book even comes close. From beginning to end it’s the story of God’s unending effort to bring humans back into relationship with Him.

In this clip from a student session at the Kingdom Advisors Conference, Randy uses the illustration of living for the line, not the dot, to show the importance of living with a heavenly perspective.

In this clip from a student session at the Kingdom Advisors Conference, Randy explains that our hearts always go toward where we put God’s money.

In this clip from a student session at the Kingdom Advisors Conference, Randy explains that God owns everything, and we have a responsibility to faithfully use that which He has entrusted to us.

In this clip from a student session at the Kingdom Advisors Conference, Randy warns against the danger of worshiping wealth. He clarifies that wealth itself is not bad, but our view of it can lead to sin. Randy explains the smart investment is to store up treasure in heaven

Randy was a guest speaker at the university student session of the Kingdom Advisors conference in 2025. In addressing future financial counselors, he shares the story of the conversation between Jesus and the rich young ruler who asks Jesus how to receive eternal life. Randy talks about storing up treasures in Heaven and reminds listeners that our hearts follow our treasure.