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Finding Resurrection Hope, and How Suffering Can Drive Us Deeper into God’s Love

article - Randy Alcorn Randy's blog

In June 2020, Tim Keller was diagnosed with Stage 4 pancreatic cancer. Last Sunday The New York Times published a interview with him, and he explained how the solid hope of the resurrection impacts his and Kathy’s lives (and his cancer). As I read, I thought about how Nanci and I would both agree 100% with what Keller says in answer to every question.

What about Marriage and Family in Heaven?

article - Randy Alcorn Randy's blog

When we receive our glorified bodies and relocate to the New Earth, it will culminate history, not erase it. And nothing will negate or minimize the fact that we were members of families here on Earth.

Come, Lord Jesus: The Prayer to End All Prayers

article - Marshall Segal Randy's blog

This article by Marshall Segal, with reflections on the prayer “Come, Lord Jesus” is wonderful. How grateful we are for God’s promise of resurrected bodies and renewed minds, with which we will be better able to glorify and enjoy Him forever.

Her Dad Gave Away Many Heaven Books, and His Own Well-Loved Copy Was Falling Apart

article - Randy Alcorn Randy's blog

A reader, Tammy, sent me this touching message about her dad, and the pictures.

For the Believer, Death Is a Great Awakening

article - Randy Alcorn Randy's blog

Death is like a great ocean, and we are on this shore seeing people depart. But every ocean has two shores, and every person we see depart is seen as arriving on that other shore. Death is not the end. Just as birth was our ticket to this world, so death is our ticket to the next. It is less of an end than a beginning.

What Will It Be Like to Step into Heaven and Come Face to Face with Jesus?

article - Randy Alcorn Randy's blog

Contemplating Heaven is where my heart is at right now. In this excerpt from my novel Deception, I picture one of the characters entering Heaven.

Dying Is But Going Home

article - Randy Alcorn Randy's blog

Today’s blog is excerpted from my book We Shall See God. It’s the first of 50 entries drawn from Charles Spurgeon’s sermons on Heaven, and it’s entitled “Dying Is But Going Home.” It seems fitting to share right now.

Are You Currently Writing Anything?

audio - Randy Alcorn

In this clip Randy talks about a current writing project.

What Does Eternal Perspectives Ministries Do?

audio - Randy Alcorn

In this clip Randy Alcorn shares with Dr. Lee Warren about the work of Eternal Perspective Ministries, the nonprofit organization he founded and directs.

Randy Talks About His Fiction Books

audio - Randy Alcorn

In his interview with Dr. Lee Warren, Randy talks about his fiction books and which of his novels are his favorite.

Combatting the Disease of Hopelessness

audio - Randy Alcorn

Randy and Dr. Warren talk about how to find and maintain hope in the middle of life’s difficulties, including death.

Understanding the Difference Between Blessed and Happy

audio - Randy Alcorn

In this clip Randy talks about some important distinctions between “blessed” and “happiness.”

What Is Jesus Really Saying In the Beatitudes?

audio - Randy Alcorn

In this clip Randy speaks about what Jesus meant when He said “Blessed are...” in the beatitudes and how the original audience would have understood those statements.

Why Do You Have Multiple Books on One Topic?

audio - Randy Alcorn

In his conversation with Dr Lee Warren, Randy talks about the differences between his large books and small books on the same topic.

Is Our Suffering Pointless? (And an Update on Nanci)

video - Randy Alcorn Randy's blog

Even when we don’t see any redemptive meaning in our suffering, God can see it—and one day we will too. Therefore, we need not run from suffering or lose hope if God doesn’t remove it. We can trust that God has a purpose for whatever He permits.

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