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Did Jesus’ Resurrection Take Satan by Surprise?

article - Randy Alcorn
Great question. On the one hand, given not only the Old Testament prophecies but also the direct statements of Jesus to the disciples regarding His coming resurrection, you would think the devil would have not been surprised. 

Would an Addiction to Alcohol Have Kept My Loved One Who Professed Christ from Going to Heaven?

article - Stephanie Anderson
Scripture is clear that alcoholism is a sin, and that like all sin, it is a form of idolatry. As you so painfully know, its effects are devastating and heartbreaking, both for the person addicted and for their family. However, we also know that alcoholism is certainly not an unforgiveable sin.

Jesus Is Worthy of Our Trust, Even When Things Seem Dark

video - Randy Alcorn Randy's blog
Many Christians are not only weary from life in the COVID era but are also disillusioned and disappointed by political outcomes and financial prospects. But as this song powerfully conveys, God is on the throne and Jesus will win! This should lift heavy hearts and heavy spirits.

Reflections on Christ’s Birth

video - Randy Alcorn Randy's blog
In this video, I read several quotes from the section of my book It’s All About Jesus about Christ’s birth. I hope these reflections will help you meditate on our Savior, because doing so will truly bring you great joy.

Pastors, It’s a Great Kindness to Talk to Your Church about Abortion

article - Randy Alcorn Randy's blog
Many Christians and even some pastors have told me, “It’s cruel to bring up the subject of abortion.” But by talking about abortion in our churches—with grace and truth—we will prevent abortions and offer forgiveness and healing to women and men who are suffering in silence. Isn’t that an act of kindness both to unborn children and their parents?

Who Are You Roped to for the Climb of Life?

article - Randy Alcorn Randy's blog
In my climb of life, I look to my Lord Jesus to empower me. But I also need others He has given me.

There’s No Greater Question Than Who Jesus Really Is

article - Randy Alcorn Randy's blog
It is hard to imagine any subject more fraught with confusion, misinformation, and deception than the subject of who Jesus really is. And what a quandary! The most important person who has ever lived is also the most misunderstood.

Prisoners Are Greatly Affected by the Isolation of the Pandemic; Pray for God’s Work in Their Lives

article - Randy Alcorn Randy's blog
COVID-19 has brought many challenges to all of us, but the challenges have been amplified for those in prison. What a reminder of the tough times these men and women are dealing with. May more of them than ever be drawn to Jesus, and may God’s people pray for them and look for creative ways to minister to them.

The Advent of the Happiest Human in History

article - Randy Alcorn Randy's blog
Through the miracle of His incarnation, He made God visible to us: “No one has ever seen God. The one and only Son, who is himself God and is at the Father’s side—he has revealed him” (John 1:18, CSB). Yet God’s Son did not merely bring the grace, justice, peace, love, and truth of God with His arrival, but also His eternal happiness.

The Fall-Out Effects of COVID-19 Have Greatly Affected the Needy Worldwide; How Can We Help Them in Christ’s Name?

article - Randy Alcorn Randy's blog
That statistic on 130 million people being on the brink of starvation by the end of 2020 hits me hard, and as the months go on it gets more serious. I encourage you and your family to consider giving generously to some of the following ministries in their efforts to help alleviate suffering.

Thoughts on Flipping the Bible Open and Reading Wherever You Land (and Recommended Study Resources)

video - Randy Alcorn Randy's blog
I don’t normally do the “flip the Bible open and put my finger down” method of reading Scripture. However, I used to mock that practice, and I don’t anymore. It’s certainly not my usual way of opening God’s Word each day, but one real positive is that no matter what, you’re still going to end up in the inspired Word of God.

Giving Thanks to Jesus

article - Randy Alcorn Randy's blog
As it has been for many of you, 2020 has been a difficult year for Nanci and me for many reasons. But the more difficult the year, the more we need to take time to focus on giving thanks and praising our God of grace.

Encouragement for the Depressed from Charles Spurgeon

article - Randy Alcorn Randy's blog
During this global pandemic, depression and suicidal thoughts are on the rise. That makes the release of the short book Encouragement for the Depressed, with a sermon from Charles Spurgeon, timely.

Does Isaiah 65:17 Mean We Won’t Remember Our Previous Lives When We’re in Heaven?

article - Randy Alcorn Randy's blog
One of the questions I’m often asked about Heaven relates to Isaiah 65:17. A reader asked, “What does it mean ‘the former things will not be remembered nor will they come to mind’? Is this speaking about the old earth itself or are we not going to have any memories of the past including family, friends, talents, life?”

I’m Afraid I Committed the Unforgivable Sin. Will I Be Lost Forever?

article - Stephanie Anderson
We have to remember that Satan is a liar (John 8:44). He wants to lead us away from Jesus and to make us doubt Him. So those doubts and fears and bad thoughts are not coming from the Holy Spirit. They are coming from the enemy of your soul.
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