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In this one minute video, Randy Alcorn answers the question "Will we know each other in Heaven?"

When I posted about abortion in the daily thoughts I share on my Facebook page, a young woman named Cass stepped in to say some things. 

”Be careful with this dynamite book. It may explode into your life and you will never be the same. It’s a message that brings the most important truths of God’s Word into balance. Don’t just read it—give copies to your friends!” - George Verwer,founder of Operation Mobilization

The Chasm takes place during a sliver of time during the events of Alcorn’s book Edge of Eternity. Like the previous book, it follows Nick Seagrave and is an allegory in which Nick appears in another world. 

I was recently rereading portions I had marked in a wonderful book written by the Puritan Isaac Watts (1674–1748). He was best known for his hundreds of great hymns, including Nanci's and my all-time favorite Christmas song, "Joy to the World." 

Randy Alcorn answers this question in this 10 minute video. See Randy's Sexual Temptation Booklet for more information.

In this 5-minute video, Randy Alcorn talks about Romans 8:18-22, which says that the whole creation was subject to suffering and futility because of human sin. Creation is under man’s dominion and will share the rewards of his redemption just as it shared the punishment for his sin.

In this video clip, Randy Alcorn answers the question, "Will we experience time in Heaven?" Original interview aired on the Inspiration Network.

in this three minute video clip, Randy Alcorn answers the question, "Will there be a physical continuity between this Earth and the New Earth?" (Original interview on aired on the Inspiration Network.)

I appreciated this thought from Samuel Davies, an evangelical pastor and educator from the 1700's, especially as we seek to remember and celebrate Christ's death and resurrection in the coming days. 

I know some of you, like me, have been deeply touched by the Lord through the writings of C. S. Lewis. 

Some comparison between Pilgrim’s Progress and The Chasm is valid, but I'm sure the total sales for my book will fall woefully short! However, unlike Pilgrim’s Progress, The Chasm is not a strict allegory, in that not everything represents something else. It's more of an otherworldly retelling of the gospel story, with references back to the character's life on earth.

I really felt that The Chasm could be enhanced with the illustrations. I searched around for different potential illustrators and finally found Mike Biegel. It was the right fit. I wanted that contemporary feel that is sort of a graphic-novel-sketch approach. I think Mike nailed what I was looking for and it definitely enhances the book. The illustrations allow you to grasp the heavy imagery in The Chasm. It amazed me how much work Mike was willing to put into them. I'd recommend him as an artist any day!

I started writing my first book, Christians in the Wake of the Sexual Revolution, when I was 29, and finished when I was 31.