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In part one of this thoughtful two part video series on the atonement, [former] EPM staffer Julia (Stager) Mayo talks about why the cross was necessary.

Even though I believe we’ll live in time in Heaven, God is certainly capable of bending time and opening doors in time’s fabric for us. 

I think of our lives in terms of a dot and a line, signifying two phases. Our present life on earth is the dot. It begins. It ends. It’s brief. 

It has always been difficult for me to spend great lengths of time in prayer, and sometimes it’s been a cause of discouragement. On the other hand, God has graciously taught me about prayer and dependence on Him throughout the day.

The problem of evil and suffering is something I’ve read many books concerning, and heard some great presentations on. 

As yet, you may not have tasted your favorite meal—and if you have, it didn’t taste as good as it will there. 

In this interview with John Ankerberg, Randy Alcorn talks about animals in Heaven. For more information on the subject of Heaven, please visit: http://store.epm.org/product/heaven.

Thank you for the Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Heaven book. I've always longed for eternity, but everything I was told made it seem so boring and pointless. This book was a GOLD MINE of information. I long for eternity with the Lord even more, of course, but now I know that it will be an exciting and fulfilling existence. —E.K.

By God’s grace, it’s not only others who benefit when we give. Here are just four of the many benefits we receive when we choose generosity.

Kevin DeYoung’s blog is one of my favorites. I loved this post he wrote, and encourage you to consider the things in your own life you one day won’t regret taking time for.

Jesus encourages and commands us to give both our money and our time in caring for others. God will reward us for our faithfulness in both of these areas.

When we look at Scripture there is a sense in which we, as believers, have already been sanctified (Hebrews 10:10). But even more clear is that sanctification is a process (Hebrews 10:14). Looking at what God means by justification will help make clear what sanctification is.

Julia (Stager) Mayo’s video blog today is on the topic of singleness and the church. I encourage everyone, single or married, to listen to her insights and wise advice. 

I once spoke to eighty college students about a sensitive theological question: “Can true Christians lose their salvation?”