Randy Alcorn

To be godly is to resemble God. If God is unhappy, we'd need to pursue unhappiness, which is as likely as developing an appetite for gravel. If following Jesus means having to turn away from happiness, and we're wired to want happiness, then

My daughter Angela and I were able to attend a Steven Curtis Chapman concert with some friends last month.

We must choose between sexual fantasies and intimacy with God. We cannot have both. When we see that God offers joys and pleasures that sexual fantasies don't, this is a breakthrough. But that breakthrough will come only when we pursue God, making Him the object of our quest—and when we realize that fantasies are only a cheap God-substitute. Running to them is running from God.

“Do not conform any longer to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind” (Romans 12:2). If we prefer to think as the world thinks about money and possessions, we needn't change a thing. Conformity is as natural as swimming downstream. But if we're committed to thinking about money and possessions as God does, it's a different matter. We need to set aside the bookshelves and magazine racks filled with advice on how to make, spend, and invest our money and blow the dust off our Bibles. The Bible is the only book worthy of the title chosen by a popular financial counselor for his own book: The Only Investment Guide You'll Ever Need.

We shouldn’t feed ourselves primarily on news headlines, but on the good news of gospel truth.

After her four-year battle with cancer, I said goodbye—for now—to my wife and soulmate Nanci. My grief, though deep, is informed by God's sovereignty and love.

I was on Sean McDowell's podcast, talking about walking with Jesus in grief, and my new booklet

Pro-choice advocates often say that pro-life men are anti-woman, and the pro-life movement is a way for men to deny women's rights and control their bodies.

For dominion belongs to the LORD and He rules over the nations.

Those who believe in a God who knows “the end from the beginning” can relax because even though they don’t know what lies ahead, their sovereign God does.