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Randy talks about ways to be a 'missionary' without leaving the country you live in, speaking to a group of Physicians (both secular and Christian) on giving.

Randy talks about the generosity of unbelievers in today's culture, speaking to a group of Physicians (both secular and Christian) on giving.

Randy talks about what the Bible says how much we should give, speaking to a group of Physicians (both secular and Christian) on giving.

Randy talks about teaching his own children about giving, speaking to a group of Physicians (both secular and Christian) on giving.

Jesus says, “It is more blessed to give than to receive” (Acts 20:35). As long as I still have something, I believe I own it. But when I give it away, I relinquish the control, power, and prestige that come with wealth. At the moment of release, the light turns on. The magic spell is broken. My mind clears, and I recognize God as owner, myself as servant, and other people as intended beneficiaries of what God has entrusted to me.  

Randy talks about discovering the joy of giving, speaking to a group of Physicians (both secular and Christian) on giving.

Randy talks about modeling giving to his children, speaking to a group of Physicians (both secular and Christian) on giving.

Randy talks about enjoying the blessings of mission trips, speaking to a group of Physicians (both secular and Christian) on giving.

Randy talks about enjoying the blessings of giving, speaking to a group of Physicians (both secular and Christian) on giving.

Before creatures ever came into the equation, what was God like? His basic persona and His character, that’s who He is. 

The Desiring God National Conference in Minneapolis this past weekend was magnificent precisely because it celebrated His glory. 

Randy discusses whether he thinks there may be coffee in Heaven, from an interview with pastor Greg Laurie at Harvest Church in Riverside, CA, November 2011.

Even though as Christians we affirm the reality of the spiritual realm, sometimes we succumb to naturalistic assumptions that what we see is real and what we don’t see isn’t. 

In The Goodness of God, I tell the story about my high school friend Greg Coffey, who died in a horrible accident in 1971, shortly after he and I both became Christ-followers.