Thanks to everyone who leaves me a note on Facebook. I read each and every one with interest and appreciation. I just wish I could reply to more of them. Maybe on the New Earth!
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- Gresham, OR
- Birthday:
- June 23, 1954
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Kimberly Caron-Lohman
I just wanted to thank you for sending me a free copy of your new book, If God Is Good. I have been through so much in the last decade or so of my life and I am struggling to hang on to my faith, it is sometimes hard in the midst of suffering. I posted something on your blog and one of your staff members sent me an e...mail offering me a copy as I couldn't afford to purchase it myself. What a blessing! Thank you for the gift and thanks be to God for providing just what I needed at this time. I pray that God will continue to bless you and your ministry abundantly. God Bless You !!!Read More
Niki Davis I want to thank you for giving info on Ron and Karen Rohman. I've been praying for them off and on for years (through Prayerworks) but have found out little about them. God bless both you and them for your perserverance in the things of the Lord.
Randy Alcorn God is the owner of all and we are His stewards. A responsible steward consults the owner, seeking His direction. Financial stewardship decisions require insight and wisdom beyond our own. Scripture says, “If any of you lacks wisdom, he should ask God, who gives generously to all without finding fault” (James 1:5). Do you truly desire God’s wisdom and in making difficult stewardship decisions? Then ask Him.
Barbara Thayer I say "Amen" to the Manhatten Declaration and to the words you posted today. How very much we must remember that we need God's grace moment by moment. How great a salvation He has given to us!
Today marks the public release of the Manhattan Declaration, which Chuck Colson invited me to sign several weeks ago...
Gary Strike Great book, "Heaven." Makes a lot of sense.
Maggie Randy, I really enjoy your books. They are full of deep truth about our relationship with our great God. After reading Deadline and Dominion I fell in love with your writing.
Faythe Butler
I liked your message about grace Randy, and yes, sin does matter after we're believers. Dan Corner of Evangelical Outreach quotes Titus 2:12 a lot too since many people are teaching OSAS (Once Saved Always Saved.) OSAS can be a very dangerous doctrine since it lulls people from living passionately for God and is a do...ctrine that many 'itching ears' like to hear in our day. I would prefer it be changed to OSCS (Once Saved CONTINUE saved) since it is important that we continue to put on the armor of God each day, continue to fight the good fight, continue to stay on the straight and narrow path, continue to keep our hand to the plow, continue to grow steadfastly in the knowledge, love and wisdom of God. It is just one of the many false doctrines in our deceitful day.
Keep fighting the good fight for truth!Read More
Keep fighting the good fight for truth!Read More
Ronda Randy - thank you for writing such good books! I have read everything from Deadline to The Treasure Principle and have been blessed by them all- keep up the good work!
Charlene Moore Stevenson You have been recommended - I will look for a book that you have written and check you out. Have a blessed day.
Julie West I just finished ready your book In Light of Eternity and it has filled me with peace which is hard to come by in these troubled times we live in. Thank you
Randy Alcorn
We act as if God's grace means sin doesn't matter, or it's inevitable we always keep falling. Scripture says the grace of God "teaches us to say 'No' to ungodliness and worldly passions, and to live self-controlled, upright and godly lives in this present age" (Titus 2:12). God's grace not only forgives our sin, it emp...owers us to live in holiness. Grace is not just what saved us once; it’s what saves us every day.Read More
Becky Kariuki
Among my Top 10 things to do in intermediate Heaven is to solve the mystery of Ziba and Mephibosheth. After David returns to the throne, following Absalom’s coup, there is the question of who told the truth. Did Merib-Baal (Mephiboseth) want to claim the David's throne as was alleged by Ziba or did Ziba play both sides...? With Crown Prince Jonathan for a father, I sincerely wish Mephibosheth was telling the truth. However, when the Gibeonites howled for Saul’s blood and the blood of his kinsmen, Mephibosheth was spared on account of David’s friendship with Jonathan, not (maybe) on his own merit.
Thanks for the book Heaven. (and Deadline, Dominion, Safely Home....)Read More
Thanks for the book Heaven. (and Deadline, Dominion, Safely Home....)Read More
Kristi Cady Randy, I have your book, If God is Good, for my long flight from Phnom Penh to Iowa. We will see how far I get. I am enjoying it so far and am in Taipie now.
