- Wed, Oct 17, 2012
- Heaven
Will we have jobs in Heaven? (video)
In this four minute video, Randy Alcorn answers the question, "Will we have jobs in heaven?"
Resources: work
- Wed, Aug 29, 2012
- Marriage and Family
Should I feel guilty for working hard to support my family?
Question from a reader:
It feels like cruel and unnecessary manipulation when you say that “One of the great ironies of our culture is that fathers spend more time making money and less time with their children.” I spend a lot of time with my kids, but am I to feel guilty for working hard to support my family?
Answer from Randy Alcorn:
Working hard and making money to care for your family is a great and biblical thing. I did it and I'm glad you are too. I also spent a lot of time with my kids. But of course, that's NOT what I'm talking about.
- Wed, Nov 03, 2010
- Culture and Worldview
How did previous generations speak about the nobility of work? (video)
How did previous generations speak about the nobility of work? (video)
Q&A answered by Randy Alcorn and Wayne Grudem at the 2010 Clarus Conference.
- Wed, Nov 03, 2010
- Christian Life
Panel Discussion with Randy Alcorn and Wayne Grudem
Randy Alcorn and Wayne Grudem discuss a variety of topics in this two part panel discussion. Listen to the panel in two parts or watch each Q&A from the panel in seperate video clips.
- Mon, May 03, 2010
- Heaven
Randy on Worldview Weekend Radio Show (audio)
Randy Alcorn discusses Heaven on Worldview Weekend radio show.
- Mon, Apr 19, 2010
- About Randy Alcorn
What jobs did you have while growing up? (video)
Randy Alcorn shares about his childhood and first jobs, including one that involved being held up at gun point.
- Tue, Feb 09, 2010
- Christian Life
What is your interpretation of Matthew 25 in regards to helping the poor?
Matthew 25 teaches us we are to help those truly in need.
- Thu, Feb 04, 2010
- Christian Life
What does the Bible have to say about working in an atmosphere of confrontations?
Motivation to work is a test of who people are serving. If they view it as only serving earthly owners and authority figures, their motivation will be lost, and their thoughts transferred only to themselves and their futures, and potential frustration and bitterness can kick in. Then their work will suffer greatly. But if you view it correctly, you see that God has been the One they’ve been, or should have been, working for all along and He has not transferred ownership of the company—He’s still in charge of the universe. And He still has a perfect plan for each of us.
