Randy Alcorn had a conversation with Josh Lewis & Michael Rowntree on The Remnant Radio to discuss what Heaven will be like. He shares how, through studying Scripture, he discovered what God's Word says about Heaven and the New Earth. Randy also addresses what Scripture tells us about the experiences of believers and non-believers after death.

Would you like to rethink your approach to money? Six powerful principles can shift your focus from the temporal to the eternal. On this episode of Faith and Finance Live, Randy Alcorn speaks with host Rob West about the Treasure Principle.

Randy was a guest on the Love the Bible podcast with Kristin Nave. Together, they explore the theology of resurrection, the physicality of Heaven, and common misconceptions about the afterlife. Randy addresses common questions about relationships, marriage, our beloved pets, and what we will do in Heaven.

In this clip from his interview on the Love the Bible podcast, Randy shares some about what happens at Eternal Perspective Ministries (EPM).

In this clip from his interview on the Love the Bible podcast, Randy shares biblical arguments for animals, and possibly even our pets, being on the New Earth after the resurrection.

In this clip from his interview on the Love the Bible podcast, host Kristin Nave talks about how she was personally impacted by Nanci’s perspective towards her cancer and God’s plans to use it in her life. Randy shares how he has seen Romans 8:28 at work in Nanci’s life and legacy, and how different that is than the health and wealth gospel. 

In this clip from his interview on the Love the Bible podcast, Randy shares some thoughts about oceans on the New Earth, the symbolic meaning of the seas in the Bible, as well as the surprising image of Leviathan.

In this clip from his interview on the Love the Bible podcast, Randy reflects on the promise of resurrection and how someday we will walk with Jesus on the New Earth.

In this clip from a conversation at the 2024 illumiNations conference, Randy shares his perspective about the deterioration of our bodies on this present earth, and the hope we have that the best is yet to come.