Resources by Topic: About EPM

Randy answers this question during a July 2014 conference call with Kerrick Thomas from Renegade Pastors, an online support network for pastors.

Learn more about the work of EPM and how God faithfully used our ministry in 2013.

We don’t share this kind of post very often, but every once in a while it seems appropriate to share a little more about Eternal Perspective Ministries, and the work we’re doing.

Randy talks about the meaning of the words"eternal perspective" and why it's so important, speaking in a radio interview, July 2013.

I especially loved the video included in this blog because EPM has a heart for seeing prisoners come to Christ and grow in their faith. 

Randy talks about how EPM has helped small ministries get donations, speaking to a group of CEO's (both secular and Christian).

In Fall 2013, Randy Alcorn was interviewed by the Lighthouse Report about his Eternity Graphic Novel. 

Our ministry, EPM, encourages people to live in light of eternity, and one of the ways we seek to do so is by having a presence on several major social media sites. 

We're excited about the ways God faithfully used our ministry in the past year to impact eternity.

Devendra and Koko Rai work with Action in India, and in November, Devendra sent out a prayer request for the daughter of an Indian pastor. Changpi (who turned 7 on December 8) was diagnosed with a hole in her heart that created complications in her liver.  

Randy Alcorn answers the question,"What happened at the ten year mark of the judgment against you?" at the 2011 Kingdom Advisors conference with Ron Blue.

Here at Eternal Perspective Ministries, we receive some wonderful notes and letters from readers letting us know how Randy’s books have blessed them and helped them develop a deeper walk with Christ.

We’d like to share with you just a few of the ways the book royalties have been used to make a difference in the world—and for eternity. 

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.