Resources by Topic: About Randy

In June 2015, Randy Alcorn was a guest on Dave Harvey's Am I Called Podcast, talking about leaving pastoral ministry, living for eternity and writing fiction. 

In June 2015, Randy Alcorn was a guest on Dave Harvey's Am I Called Podcast, talking about leaving pastoral ministry, living for eternity and writing fiction. 

In June 2015, Randy Alcorn was a guest on Dave Harvey's Am I Called Podcast, talking about leaving pastoral ministry, living for eternity and writing fiction. 

On October 2, 2015, National Christian Foundation's Co-Founder Ron Blue, spoke with Randy on the subject of generosity at NCF's IMPACT 2015 event in Dallas, Texas. NCF filmed this event.

On October 2, 2015, National Christian Foundation's Co-Founder Ron Blue, spoke with Randy on the subject of generosity at NCF's IMPACT 2015 event in Dallas, Texas. NCF filmed this event.

Randy Alcorn talks about leavingn pastoral ministry, living for eternity and writing fiction during a radio interview with Dave Harvey, July 1, 2015. 

Thanks to those who joined me last week for #AskAlcorn! The EPM staff has put together a recap of the questions and answers.

Randy answers this question during a radio interview on the Frank Sontag Show, March 26, 2015.

Those of you who are active on Facebook may or may not realize that even if you’ve “liked” a certain Facebook page, chances are that over time, you’re not seeing many (if any at all) of the posts from that page in your home feed.

The following interview originally appeared in the September 2013 issue of Tabletalk Magazine, a publication of Ligonier Ministries.

Randy talks about some authors he likes to read and listen to on audio books, speaking to a group of CEO's (both secular and Christian).

Randy Alcorn talks about why he does what he does, speaking to a group of CEO's (both secular and Christian).

Randy Alcorn talks about his usual work and exercise routine, speaking to a group of CEO's (both secular and Christian).

In The Goodness of God, I tell the story about my high school friend Greg Coffey, who died in a horrible accident in 1971, shortly after he and I both became Christ-followers.