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In this clip from his interview on the Think Eternity podcast, Randy shares about the joy of giving and storing up treasures in Heaven rather than on Earth.

In this clip from his interview on the Think Eternity podcast, Randy shares about happiness, rejoicing in God, and how happiness in Christ is not shallow nor is it the opposite of holiness.

The hard cases are also sometimes called the exceptional cases. But the fundamental question remains, “Is there any exception to the fact that a preborn child is a human being?” The point is not how a child was conceived but that he was conceived.

If your sole motivation is rewards in Heaven, as opposed to reflecting God’s love through you to others, I think you should talk that over with your Father and ask His Spirit to give you the desires He wants you to have. 

Certainly, there is nothing inappropriate in Randy’s books as far as being voyeuristic or graphic, and he presents evil as evil and what is good as good. But they do address mature topics.

My thanks to reader Carole Wildes for sharing her great article, full of Scripture and encouragement to remember God’s faithfulness. We need eyes to see His goodness around us!

In this episode of the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth Randy explains how when it comes to inheritances, parents should carefully consider how much they leave to their children.

In this episode of the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth Randy shares how joyful giving is actually good for the giver, not just the recipient. 

In this episode of the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth Randy speaks about when and why he first cultivated the joy of giving. He also addresses the issue of spouses having differing desires to give.

In this episode of the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth, Randy Alcorn reminds us that we manage someone else’s finances – God’s! Understanding this is vital to joyful giving.

Randy Alcorn spoke with Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth on the Revive Our Hearts podcast. They had a four part conversation about the secret of joyful giving.

Regarding self-defense, I think the Sermon on the Mount can be taken out of context to justify a pacifism that facilitates evil. 

We’re called to a life of endurance empowered by Christ, and accompanied by joyful thanksgiving. Endurance requires patience, because reward for today’s right choices will come, but it may be months or years from now, or not until we leave this world. 

Over the years I’ve frequently been told that life issues are not what the church of Jesus Christ is to be about. A seminary student at my church once told me something I’ve often heard in one form or another: “Issues like abor­tion are just a distraction from the main thing.”