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Readers’ Responses to Help For Women Under Stress

I finished Help for Women Under Stress in 3 sittings/readings. It was encouraging, affirming, and challenging. Your book deals with wisdom issues related to life schedules in such a gentle way. It allows the Holy Spirit to do the work but gives very practical information to immediately try. As it doesn't go into depth on any one issue, it gives a good taste of what to get into and enough to really give things a try! I will recommend it to anyone and everyone I can. —A.G.

Readers’ Responses to Eternal Perspectives


Eternal PerspectivesI love this book! I keep putting it down after two to three chapters and then find myself picking it right back up again. There are so many quotes... and to think of all the people from way back who thought so much about Heaven. It’s a great book and I’m just getting started!  -F.B., age 90

Readers’ Responses to Courageous


Courageous CoverI just read the Courageous novel yesterday. That's right.....all 375 pages in one day. It was incredible! The best $11 I have spent in a long while. And the best book I can remember reading. Time to apply it all now! Go get the book, or better yet, gift it to someone! -M.H.

Readers’ Responses to We Shall See God

The book is simply fantastic! I loved it. I have read many devotional books. Always in the past IWeShallSeeGod would read them quickly from start to finish in order, more like one would read a regular book. With We Shall See God, I read it as a devotional. I would read one or two of the devotional days (not necessarily in order, but according to which title sounded interesting) then I would ponder those thoughts all day long. This book made me want to read more books by Mr. Alcorn. —C.Y.

Readers’ Responses to If God is Good Booklet


IGIG bookletI am currently going through a season of renewed suffering after a brief respite in the midst of many years of intractable pain...and frankly was struggling to accept God's purposes in allowing my suffering to be reintroduced in my life. I found comfort in this booklet as well as some chagrin that I had even questioned the purposes and wisdom of our amazing God.

Readers’ Responses to The Goodness of God


Goodness of GodIt was really good for me to read The Goodness of God by Randy Alcorn. I don't know if I would have been ready for it a year or so ago when I was in the middle of my battle with grief or not, but I do know it was helpful for me to read it now and reflect on the good that God has brought through tragedy. 
     I can't say that this book answered all my questions, or that everything made perfect sense to me, but there were several light bulb moments for me as I read through it. It also opened the door for some further discussion with my husband. -A.

Readers’ Responses to Managing God’s Money

ManagingGodsMoneyThis book should be required reading for every Christian and church member. I can testify that it works. I’ve been a guy always challenged with money, but since I’ve started tithing and giving I’ve never had another worry about having enough money to meet my needs. – J.W.

Readers’ Responses to 90 Days of God’s Goodness

90 Days coverAt times, life throws us challenges. Sometimes those challenges can lead us to a dark, maybe depressive, place; however, this devotional challenges us to rely on the One who created us for a specific reason. 90 Days of God's Goodness by Randy Alcorn is another great devotional with daily reflections that shine light on personal darkness.

Readers’ Responses to Randy’s Books in Other Languages

I've read your book In Light Of Eternity (in Russian) and I was deeply impressed by the profundity of theses you've advanced. The book was a real blessing for me because you've vividly depicted the meaning of our today's life deeds in the light of eternity. And I have finally understood how significant God's rewards are. I'm a member of a baptist church and only you, with the Lord's help, managed to clear for me up, what things the rewards are and why we are to try to gain them. The thing about Christ's rewards has been obscure for me for years, so thank you a lot! — A.K., Russian Reader

Readers’ Responses to The Chasm

Chasm

This imaginative, allegorical journey, by my favorite author, portrays man's lifelong journey. Mike Biegel's twelve black and white allegorical drawings combine with compelling narrative to illustrate a modern day Pilgrim's Progress. Nick's character is drawn from the fiction pages of Alcorn's 1999 novel, Edge of Eternity. I read the book in one sitting, could not put it down and plan to savor it many more times. Alcorn's written a classic that will stand the test of time.— G.W.

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