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The Good News is not about how great you and I are (thank God for that). It’s about how great Jesus is and the wonderful things He’s done for us.

In this clip from a conversation with Rob West on Faith and Finance, Randy references 1 Timothy 6 to address the tension that exists between enjoying what God has gifted us with, and giving generously.

In this clip from a conversation with Rob West on Faith and Finance, Randy discusses how we are to be stewards of God’s possessions. Using the analogy of a FedEx worker, Randy explains that God has entrusted money to us, and our job is not to keep it, but to get it to where He wants it to go.

In this clip from a conversation with Rob West on Faith and Finance, Randy says that if we store up our treasures in heaven, we are always moving towards them we get closer to the day we die. Giving is what shifts our treasures and our hearts toward heaven.

In this clip from a conversation with Rob West on Faith and Finance, Randy explains the importance of looking forward to a new Heaven and new earth where righteousness dwells. Living with a right view of eternity makes us eager to store up our treasures there.

In this clip from a conversation with Rob West on Faith and Finance, Randy talks about how we don’t need to live extravagantly. We live in a world of need, and if we spend less and live generously, we can help other people live.

Living simply isn’t about deprivation; it’s about freedom, and that freedom can lead to extraordinary generosity. Rather than cling to our possessions, God calls us to have an everlasting mindset and use what we have for His Kingdom. On this episode of Faith and Finance, Randy Alcorn joins Rob West to discuss how we can loosen our grip on earthly things to open our hands to eternal impact.

The international reach of our ministry has been so much further than I ever could have imagined back when Nanci and I started Eternal Perspective Ministries in 1990. We now have articles on our website in 34 languages besides English.

Last Friday, March 13, 2026, at age 95, Dr. John Perkins, a man I consider a dear friend, went to be with the Lord and Savior he loves. There are perhaps three dozen people I can name that have truly changed my life. John Perkins is one of them.

While my novel Safely Home shows some suffering in China, it’s ultimately an encouraging book, full of hope and anticipation. I pray readers will come away with a greater love for their brothers and sisters overseas, and with a deeper sense of anticipation for Heaven.

I found God the Father 100% trustworthy, an infinitely powerful provider who created the universe itself, not only for His glory but also for my good, as His son. I believed Him to be, and do now more than ever, personally and genuinely interested in my life.

Given the price Jesus paid on the cross to offer us salvation, He has the right to say difficult things such as He is the only way to the Father and we are hell-bound without Him. That message is not popular and never will be. Our job isn’t to edit the message, but to deliver it.

One day in Heaven, we will see Christ in His glory. The most exhilarating experiences on Earth, such as white-water rafting, skydiving, or extreme sports, will seem tame compared to the thrill of seeing Jesus.

C. S. Lewis wrote to an American friend, “How little people know who think that holiness is dull. When one meets the real thing . . . it is irresistible. If even 10% of the world’s population had it, would not the whole world be converted and happy before a year’s end?”