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That first century Jewish culture understood truth far better than grace. Grace comes first in John 1:14 because it was more surprising.

“You’ve taught me so much, Zyor. This place is wonderful, much more wonderful than I had even dreamed."

I cannot emphasize enough the importance of drawing on the indwelling power of the risen Christ. Self-reformation is not enough. It may bring limited benefits, but it will lead to self-righteousness, not Spirit-empowerment—and nothing sets us up for moral failure like self-righteousness.

Christians recommend this movie, church youth groups view it together, and many have shown it in their homes. Yet the movie contains precisely the scenes I described.

A sexual image lures my mind toward lust. The world, the flesh and the devil barrage me with messages: I will feel like a man or a woman; it will relieve my pain, disappointment, stress. I’ll be happier if I surrender.

To protect our purity we need to set mental boundaries.

What if we could reduce Christ’s attributes to just two qualities that we could wrap our minds around? John 1:14 does exactly that. It describes him as “full of grace and truth.”

Clarence left home early. He decided to treat himself to breakfast, to mull over the events shaping his life.

Heaven today has largely fallen off our radar screens. If we are honest, we must admit that we are not daily and consciously looking forward to Heaven, much less to a New Earth. 

Discussion questions for Randy's book Dominion.

I hope to, eventually. If I do, Ollie will be the first main character I’ve ever used in more than one novel.

Warning: Contains spoilers. Read only after you finish the book!

Written in the first person detective story style, Deception is a murder mystery featuring Ollie Chandler, a cynical but lovable homicide detective.

Book Discussion Questions for Deadline by Randy Alcorn