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Although intended for children, I sent Heaven for Kids to a dear friend in North Carolina who bought copies for her entire church after she finished reading the book. She was so impressed with the extraordinary clarity of the author’s message. 

In true “Alcorn fashion,” Randy gently, but effectively, teaches through his writings about God’s goodness.

Randy Alcorn, author and pastor, wrote Tell Me About Heaven for children. The juvenile fiction story helps children visualize and understand what heaven might be like. The story begins with conversations between ten-year-old Jake and his Grandpa, known as “Papa” after Jake’s beloved Grammy dies.

The following was compiled by Doug Nichols of Action International. For those of you who have not had the opportunity to purchase and read this book, we trust these 99 Quotes and Illustrations will be an encouragement to you as you deal with this matter of suffering to the glory of God.

Dr. N.T. Wright, a leading British New Testament scholar, mentions Randy Alcorn's Book Heaven. 

Articles, websites, and books to help you share your faith in Jesus with Mormons.

Randy Alcorn's interview on the Debbie Chavez radio show from August 31, 2010, in which he discusses the goodness of God in the midst of suffering and evil.    

In this blog I've included part of a conversation between two Christians who have different viewpoints on the issue of birth control, as well as a link to the complete article

As you may know by now, Nanci and I love dogs. They are God’s creation, and many of us enjoy them and other pets. Nanci looks regularly at the website Dog of the Day and often emails me a link to the day’s dog. 

In this video, Randy Alcorn talks about Christian couples and family planning.

The following resources are recommended by David Knauss (former missionary and friend of EPM).

I had written about God's ownership in my book Money, Possessions and Eternity, which came out in 1989, only months before I became involved in civil disobedience. Little did I know while writing that I would literally own nothing—including that book itself—within a year of when it came out.

Question from a reader: I really enjoyed reading your Deadline/Dominion/Deception series. Have you ever considered writing another book from the perspective of Manny?

In this 20-minute clip, Randy Alcorn shares about his book The Goodness of God and talks about how many people are impacted by the problem of evil and suffering, on The Georgene Rice radio show.