God's Providence

article - Timothy George

PROVIDENCE: God’s faithful and effective care and guidance of everything which He has made toward the end which He has chosen.

From a Christian Perspective, What Is the Nature of Human Choice?

article - Marshall Beretta

Humans value their ability to choose. There is a powerful illusion that we are capable of clearly discerning all things; that we are the final authority in our life. 

Are Jesus and God the Same Entity as Members of the Trinity?

article - Randy Alcorn

Jesus said in John 10: "I and the Father are One." Jesus is God and the Holy Spirit is God; the Son is God and the Father is God.

Does God Desire for Us to Give Him Gifts?

article - Randy Alcorn

We’re not saved by good works, but God has prepared for us a lifetime of good works (Eph. 2:8-10), which are our gifts to Him.

My 12-Year-Old Son Has Been Questioning God's Existence. Do You Know of Any Resources that Would Be Helpful to Share with Him? How About for Adults as Well?

article - Randy Alcorn

I would recommend: Children Demand a Verdict by Josh McDowell Answers to Your Kid's Questions by Chuck Colson

Temptation and Heaven

video - Randy Alcorn

In this video clip with Donald Miller, Randy Alcorn talks about temptation and Heaven. Originally filmed by Convergence.

Should God Have Done More?

video - Randy Alcorn

In this clip with Donald Miller, Randy Alcorn discusses Heaven and answers the question, "Should God have done more?" Originally filmed by Convergence.

Abortion Is About God

article - Joe Rigney

Abortion is about God. To leave God out of the picture of abortion is to trivialize it. All things are trivial without God.

Charles Spurgeon on Security

article - C. H. Spurgeon Randy's blog

This devotional is from Charles Spurgeon’s Morning and Evening: Daily Readings. There’s hardly any man outside of Scripture itself who speaks to me like Spurgeon does. I highly recommend Morning and Evening as a daily dose of great theology.

If God Is Good: Chapter Summaries

article - Randy Alcorn

More people point to the problem of evil and suffering as their reason for not believing in God than any other—it is not merely a problem, it is the problem.