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In this clip from the Equipping You in Grace podcast, Randy Alcorn shares about his early life, his wife Nanci, and his ministry.

In this clip from the Equipping You in Grace podcast, Randy Alcorn shares about how his writing background prepared him and Nanci for grief, and how he has learned so much about grief since Nanci went to be with the Lord.

In this clip from the Equipping You in Grace podcast, Randy Alcorn shares about figuring out the most helpful information about grieving to include in his booklet to help those who are hurting.

In this clip from the Equipping You in Grace podcast, Randy Alcorn shares about how grief is different for everyone and examples.

In this clip from the Equipping You in Grace podcast, Randy Alcorn shares about the real meaning of “hope” from the Bible. This is the biblical, blood-bought hope of being with Jesus on the New Earth, and it can transform our grief.

In this clip from the Equipping You in Grace podcast, Randy Alcorn shares about how God comforts us in our suffering, and how we should never waste our trials He allows in our lives.

In this clip from the Equipping You in Grace podcast, Randy Alcorn shares about how loss radically changes us, and how to be who God wants you to be through grief, while still honoring the memories of your loved one.

In this clip from the Equipping You in Grace podcast, Randy Alcorn shares about the friendship of Jesus and how important has been to him in his grieving process.

Pro-life men are told by some pro-choice advocates, “No uterus, no opinion” and “No womb, no say.” But abortion is a human issue, not a gender issue. 

Jesus is preparing His disciples for when He ascends, and He is speaking directly to them. But they also are representing Christ’s future church, and therefore all believers.

In the journey of grief, we are not alone—one of the names of Jesus is Immanuel, which means “God with us.” Jesus is my closest and dearest friend. I can’t imagine life without Him.

When I came to Christ as a high schooler in 1969, I read Foxe's Book of Martyrs, Richard Wurmbrand's Tortured for Christ, and Brother Andrew's God's Smuggler.

When Heaven was released in 2004, people said, “How can this be true, since I’ve never heard it before?” I understood—I’d never been taught these ideas in Bible college, seminary, or church.

Ultimately, it’s an opportunity for us to trust Jesus and rest in His goodness and wisdom. He loves you and your husband more than you can possibly know. He has only good things ahead for all of us who are in Christ. We can trust Him!