Resources by Topic: Money and Giving

In February 2017, Randy Alcorn spoke at the Kingdom Advisors Annual Conference in Orlando, Florida. He was interviewed in a Q&A format. In this clip, Randy shares why he think money is neutral: not always good and not always bad. For more information on this topic, please visit our website. 

In February 2017, Randy Alcorn spoke at the Kingdom Advisors Annual Conference in Orlando, Florida. He was interviewed in a Q&A format. In this clip, he talks about practical ways we can develop giving principles in our daily lives. For more information on this topic, please visit our website. 

In February 2017, Randy Alcorn spoke at the Kingdom Advisors Annual Conference in Orlando, Florida. He was interviewed in a Q&A format. In this clip, he talks about how giving now affects eternity. For more information on this topic, please visit our website. 

In February 2017, Randy Alcorn spoke at the Kingdom Advisors Annual Conference in Orlando, Florida. He was interviewed in a Q&A format. In this clip, he talks about the connection between money and giving and what it has to do with our spiritual lives. For more information on this topic, please visit our website. 

In February 2017, Randy Alcorn spoke at the Kingdom Advisors Annual Conference in Orlando, Florida. He was interviewed in a Q&A format.  For more information on this topic, please visit our website. 

In February 2017, Randy Alcorn spoke at the Kingdom Advisors Annual Conference in Orlando, Florida. He was interviewed in a Q&A format. In this clip, he talks about his lawsuit and what God has taught him in trusting during a leaner financial time. For more information on this topic, please visit our website.

Many of you have heard and shared about the fighting and bombing in Syria, and specifically in the city of Aleppo. While the hope is that the worst is over, the aftermath of suffering will go on.

Unfortunately, we’re so easily absorbed, especially at Christmastime, with “getting what’s ours” (or with finding unneeded gifts for our friends and family who already have so much) that we miss what brings the real happiness and joy—giving God what’s His.

Michael Griffiths wrote God’s Forgetful Pilgrims, in which he maintains that the church has largely forgotten her wondrous identity in Christ and has settled for the world’s substitute identities. I came across the original British edition of the book, which had a more striking title: Cinderella with Amnesia. 

Mother Teresa devoted her life to helping the poorest of the poor. After observing her arduous work among the filth, disease, and suffering of Calcutta, a television commentator told her, “I wouldn’t do what you’re doing for all the money in the world.” She replied, “Neither would I.” What we wouldn’t do for all the money in the world, we are called to do out of obedience to Christ, compassion for others, and anticipation of eternal reward.

The holy habit of giving is like the holy habits of Bible study and prayer and witnessing and hospitality. These things need to be integrated into our lifestyle.

Scripture says that God provides us with material things “for our enjoyment” (1 Timothy 6:17, NLT). When I speak on the subject of money and giving, I try to always emphasize that phrase from Scripture and express how thankful I am for it, because it allows me to enjoy God’s creation without guilt. 

In this 10-minute video, Pastor Todd Wagner of Watermark Church and I discuss the six keys from my book The Treasure Principle.

I’m not saying we can’t use or shouldn’t have a retirement plan. I do. But as God’s children, we need to think differently about them.