Author of over sixty books, founder and director of @epmorg; love Jesus, my wife Nanci (now with Jesus), daughters, sons and five grandsons!
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he still speaks through his faith” (Hebrews 11:4, CSB). This video clip, and what Tim says about how the resurrection changes how we face challenges, is just so powerful:
By: Randy Alcorn
Move beyond cynical views of joy and embrace the "solid promise" of spiritual fulfillment through a relationship with Christ.
All God's Creatures: What the Bible Says About Animals, Heaven, and the New Earth will be released from Tyndale House on November 17. It was a labor of love for the past three years—especially love for God first, and Nanci second.
My prayers—my heart—must be in reverence to Almighty God. He is my God. I must bow to His will. I must bow to His holiness and justice. I worship His grace, mercy, kindness, and unfailing love. I acknowledge His omniscience, omnipresence, omnipotence, and wisdom.
Many fear they can't enjoy Heaven knowing a loved one may be in Hell. Here's what Scripture actually says about joy, grief, and God's justice in eternity.
There's something in the human heart that responds with wonder to the heavens above us, and is moved to worship the Creator. I appreciate what Joe Carter writes in this article for The Gospel Coalition:
Sometimes I've seen Christians be upset that a story about an abandoned or abused animal has prompted an outpouring of public dismay.
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The Bible is full of examples of people praising God with singing and musical instruments.
Recently, a friend turned 40, and I was reflecting on that season of my own life. I remember when I hit 40, wondering if most of my best years were
