If I'm Good, Won't God Reward Me?
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Randy Alcorn answers the question, "If I'm good, won't God reward me?," on Midmorning with Lynne Ford.
The Law of Rewards: Discussion Questions
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PDF version of The Law of Rewards Book Discussion Guide.
What Should We Expect if We Want to Be Christlike?
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Randy Alcorn addresses the need for an expectation of suffering in the life of a believer who is to grow in Christ-likeness.
Is Cremation Biblical?
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Randy Alcorn answers the question, "Is cremation biblical?" at the Billy Graham Training Center.
Is the internet useful to the prolife cause?
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Randy Alcorn answers the question, "Is the internet useful to the prolife cause?" Interview conducted by Verite Studios.
Randy on Worldview Weekend Radio Show
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Randy Alcorn discusses Heaven on Worldview Weekend radio show.
Do people still consider the abortion issue relevant?
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Randy Alcorn answers the question, "Do people still consider the abortion issue relevant?" Interview conducted by Verite Studios.
Traps
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Randy Alcorn encorages listeners to avoid traps, but also to humbly help those caught in traps.
Staff Devotional: March 2010
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Randy Alcorn teaches from the book of Deuteronomy.
Who are your mentors?
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Randy asks listeners to reflect on an important question for spiritual growth.
Some People Ignore the Truth, Some Redefine it
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Randy Alcorn speaks about the more subtle practice of redefining truth.
Special Funds
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Eternal Perspective Ministries has created several special funds you are welcome to support.
Read Quotes in Context
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Randy Alcorn gives an example of going back to the context of an Old Testament verse quoted in the New Testament verse 2 Timothy 2:19 to expand our understanding of both passages.
Shouting in the Streets
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Randy Alcorn answers questions about sexuality and sexual purity. This message is part of the "Shouting in the Streets" series on Proverbs at Good Shepherd Community Church.
The Vulnerability of Ignorance
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Randy Alcorn warns that ignorance of true doctrine makes us vulnerable to false doctrine.