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Resources pastors and group leaders can use related to Randy's book The Treasure Principle.

I learned to love reading through comic books: Archie and the Marvel comics among them, especially the Fantastic Four. But mainly I was a DC fan, my favorites being The Justice League of America (Green Lantern was my hero) and The Legion of Super Heroes (go, Lightning Lad).   

I heard a pastor make a startling confession. He said, ‘Whenever I think about heaven, it makes me depressed. I’d rather just cease to exist when I die.’

Resources pastors and group leaders can use on the subject of Heaven.

First of all, go to any Christian bookstore and look in the front of books related to the subject you’re writing on and gather names and addresses of the publishers you want to pursue. I suggest you send two or three sample chapters, not the whole book.

Randy Alcorn discusses The Treasure Principle on the Book Talk radio program.

Being a hero is something entirely different than being a celebrity. Fame is one thing. Virtue is another. 

In this four minute clip, Randy Alcorn answers the question, "Is money the final frontier in accountability?"

Randy Alcorn answers the question, "Is God really the owner of everything?"

Randy Alcorn discusses money and giving during a Kingdom Advisors conference call.

Randy Alcorn discusses the financial struggles one can encounter in ministry.

Randy Alcorn discussing the Treasure Principle at the Exponential 06 Pastors Conference

Randy Alcorn discusses money and giving during a Kingdom Advisors conference call.