In 2020, Randy Alcorn spoke at Good Shepherd Community Church along with Greg Cahalan and Steve Keels on the COVID-19 crisis. In this clip, they discuss finding a balance on how to provide and prepare for ourselves and family while not being selfish and taking care of our community.

In 2020, Randy Alcorn spoke at Good Shepherd Community Church along with Greg Cahalan and Steve Keels on the COVID-19 crisis. In this clip, they discuss how we as Christians should respond to government authority. 

In 2020, Randy Alcorn spoke at Good Shepherd Community Church along with Greg Cahalan and Steve Keels on the COVID-19 crisis. In this clip, they discuss how churches in the past have responded plagues and viruses and they look at what past church leaders had to say about it. 

In 2020, Randy Alcorn spoke at Good Shepherd Community Church along with Greg Cahalan and Steve Keels on the COVID-19 crisis. In this clip, they discuss the ends times and increasing "birth pains" to be alert to.

In 2020, Randy Alcorn spoke at Good Shepherd Community Church on the topic of the coronavirus. In this clip, Randy Alcorn, Greg Cahalan and Steve Keels talk about God's judgement and if the Coronavirus is a result of that. 

In 2020, Randy Alcorn spoke at Good Shepherd Community Church along with Greg Cahalan and Steve Keels on the COVID-19 crisis. In this video, they discuus key questions about the crisis and how Christians can serve. 

In this video clip, Randy gives a message on what it means to be the light of the world. Jesus as the source and primary light, believers as a secondary light and reflection of His glory. 

I sometimes ponder what it’ll be like to see Jesus, to fall on my knees before Him, then talk with Him and eat with Him and walk with Him as a resurrected person living on a resurrected Earth. 

The Christmas season is Nanci’s and my favorite, even in a year—no, especially—in a year that has brought significant trials, including in the last three weeks the bad news about the spread of Nanci’s cancer and the death of our best friends’ thirty year old son. What better time to celebrate the good news than when you’re dealing with bad news?!