- Wed, Mar 27, 2013
- About Randy Alcorn
What new projects are you working on? (audio)
In this audio Q&A, Randy answers the question "What new projects are you working on?"
In this audio Q&A, Randy answers the question "What new projects are you working on?"
In 1970, when I was sixteen and a new Christian, friends invited me to an evening class on the Gospel of John taught by John G. Mitchell, one of Multnomah School of the Bible’s founders. I became hooked on Bible study and knew my future was at Multnomah.
I completed my bachelor’s work in 1975, married my favorite Multnomah student, Nanci, and soon entered the school’s new master’s program. One of my favorite theology professors, Dr. Joseph Wong, scratched on a term paper: “You should consider being a writer.” I took it to heart. (And have ...
Okay, let’s go with this: in 1985, I was diagnosed with insulin-dependent diabetes. God has used this disease powerfully in my life.
While God has been gracious to bless all of my books with spiritual impact on people, Safely Home is one of them that has had particularly deep effects.
In this 24-minute audio, Randy talks with Wayne Shepherd and shares, among other things, his story of coming to faith in Christ.
You’re a big reader and we know you’re looking forward to meeting some deceased Christian writers in heaven. Is there a late great athlete you’d also like to greet?
In this five minute audio clip, Randy talks about how his dad was more closed to the gospel than anyone he'd ever known.
Yes, I have been part of ChiLibris since the beginning, when we had something like 18 of us, I think.