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In the last post in this short series, I spoke about knowing the details of the story of the cross of Jesus, and how the first barrier in growing in intimacy with Him related to the cross is simply our ignorance. Most Christians know the details of their favorite movie more than they know the details of Christ’s most precious memories as He walked the earth. This very fact is provoking if we truly believe that Christ is our life, our all, and our exceedingly great reward...

The ultimate statement about our worth and value is that Jesus has the measure of love (affection) towards us that His Father has towards Him. The challenge is to abide in God’s love. We must contend to understand God’s affections, then continue to fight so that we might remain in its reality. This is the primary issue that Satan will attack as our accuser (Revelation 12:10).

The most powerful weapon against Satan’s perpetual accusations is the fact of God’s affection.

The revelation of God’s affection is foundational to experiencing the fullness of our destiny. It is the...

Is "Heaven" a remote, detached, harp-on-cloud, ethereal place? Most unsaved believe it is, and sadly, many Christians do as well. In this book, Randy Alcorn begins by breaking down many of the wrong ideas we have about life after death and then walks through the biblical view of the bodily resurrection and life on earth. Randy takes a good portion of the book to answer both expected and quirky questions about "heaven": will Christians drink coffee in heaven? Will there be homeownership, and what about sex? Will our pets be in heaven?

This book may be one of the most radical...

Why is it that even after the best times of our lives, we lay our head to sleep and still feel unsatisfied? No matter how many possessions we obtain, how many friends we have that like us, or how perfect our circumstances turned out, we still inevitably will come to a point where we retire in solitude and ask “Really? That’s it?”

Humanity has either given unsatisfactory answers to this question or simply ignored it altogether by pacifying our ache of dissatisfaction through various means. In the West where affluence and ease permeate our culture like a strong fragrance...