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What, after all, is more universal to human experience than suffering? And what is more important than the perspective we bring to it?

Written by Randy Alcorn, April 3, 1979, the day of his daughter's birth.

On November 9, almost six years from the day Aucas slew his son with four other missionaries in Ecuador, T. E. McCully of Wheaton, IL, visited the Aucas in their own village. He wanted to personally visit the tribe who had confessed their guilt in slaying the missionaries—all of whom now confessed belief in Christ.

O that we practiced the heavenly spiritual exercise of meditating on the providences of God! How sweet it would make our lives...

Timeline of Great Missionaries (and a few other well-known historical and church figures and events).

Many religions, including Buddhism and Hinduism, picture the afterlife as vague and intangible. Christianity specifically refutes this notion. Biblical Christianity doesn’t give up on humanity or the earth.

The chart “Three Eras of Earth and Mankind” portrays human history and human destiny. It demonstrates the continuity of past, present, and future, and the continuity between life on the old Earth and life on the New Earth. By comparing each series of statements, you’ll see the distinct differences between these three periods. I encourage you to study this chart and contemplate the significance of each phase of Earth’s history

I John 2:2 says not for our sins only, but also for the sins of the whole world.

I have hesitations, but I’m not sure they’re valid.

The main point in the Onan passage is he was failing to fulfill his responsibility of the Leverite marriage of raising up children for his brother who died.

Wicca prides itself in being a diverse movement.

I think that it’s impossible to teach theology without teaching worldview and impossible to teach worldview without teaching theology, and in particular systematic theology.

What is true repentance? My pastor committed immorality and says he is truly sorry. But I question if he is really repentant. 

Matthew 25 teaches us we are to help those truly in need.