Randy Alcorn is an author and the founder and director of Eternal Perspective Ministries. His writing focuses on Christian theology and living out one's faith in daily life. Randy's articles can be found in various publications, including ChurchLeaders and The Gospel Coalition.
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There are many reasons to obey what God commands us in Scripture. Here are five of them I’ve reminded myself of over the years:
I doubt many people have talked together more about eternity than Nanci and I did. I spent twenty years of our life together researching, writing, and speaking about Heaven, so we had lots to talk about!
What we most want can be found through contemplating God and His goodness, as revealed in His Word.
We often think of the Apostle Paul as the Lone Ranger, gallivanting solo about the empire, leading everyone to Christ, never afraid, never struggling, often alone, but never lonely.
In eternity we'll worship God with people of every tribe, nation, and language. We'll say thanks to them, and they'll say thanks to us for acts of faithfulness done for Christ while we lived on Earth. We'll tell our stories and listen to theirs, enjoying the warmth, sharing the joy, with our Lord the center of attention. Those whom we have influenced for Christ, directly or indirectly, will know and appreciate us and desire our fellowship in Heaven. What a thought!
We have a priceless inheritance—an inheritance that is kept in heaven for you, pure and undefiled, beyond the reach of change and decay.
The Puritans, Charles Spurgeon, John Wesley and a host of others constantly spoke of a God-made happiness.
My book It's All About Jesus includes this great quote from Glen Scrivener, a British minister and evangelist: “Christians believe in the virgin birth of Jesus.
There are many reasons to obey what God commands us in Scripture. Here are five of them I've reminded myself of over the years: 1) God said it.
Evils, whether moral or natural, will not have the final say. God will replace both with everlasting good.
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