All Resources

Since God is the source of all goodness, his glory is the wellspring of all joy. What God does for his own sake benefits us. Therefore whatever glorifies him is good for us. And that includes the suffering he allows or brings (biblically, either or both terms can apply) into our lives.

In most cases, I think we in church and ministry leadership honestly do want to be Christ-honoring servants. But all of us can find it difficult to do the hard and thankless things that servants do, especially when no one is watching.

In this video filmed by Humble Beast, Randy Alcorn shares about his new devotional Truth: A Bigger View of God's Word. He talks about Jesus being our ultimate example of how to live a life full of grace and truth. 

In this video filmed by Humble Beast, Randy Alcorn shares about his new devotional Truth: A Bigger View of God's Word. He explains why he wrote his book now. 

In this video filmed by Humble Beast, Randy Alcorn shares about his new devotional Truth: A Bigger View of God's Word. He talks about why truth matters. 

In this video filmed by Humble Beast, Randy Alcorn shares about his new devotional Truth: A Bigger View of God's Word. He talks about the importance of context while studying God's Word. 

In this video filmed by Humble Beast, Randy Alcorn shares about his new devotional Truth: A Bigger View of God's Word. He talks about the importance of not just searching for the Truth, but finding the Truth. 

In this video filmed by Humble Beast, Randy Alcorn shares about his new devotional Truth: A Bigger View of God's Word. He explains that the way to identify false doctrine is by diving into God's Word. 

In this video filmed by Humble Beast, Randy Alcorn shares about his new devotional Truth: A Bigger View of God's Word. He talks about the importance of studying the Bible and other Bible-based books to understand His truth. 

In this video filmed by Humble Beast, Randy Alcorn shares about his new devotional Truth: A Bigger View of God's Word.

Echoing David in Psalm 22, Jesus cried out on the cross, “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?” In that haunting cry, Christ identifies with our despair and bridges the gap between God and us not only theologically, in the Atonement, but emotionally—between our suffering and God’s, between our agonizing cries and those of God’s Son.

There are people who I can honestly say changed my life. John Perkins is one of them. 

There’s greater wealth among God’s people, especially in the Western world, than there has ever been in human history. The question is, what are we doing with the wealth He’s entrusted to us?

Our own personal history and identity will endure from one Earth to the next. “‘As the new heavens and the new earth that I make will endure before me,’ declares the Lord, ‘so will your name and descendants endure’ ” (Isaiah 66:22).