Randy Alcorn

This amazing four-minute slow motion video, excerpted from a TED Talk, shows what happens in God’s world that we normally don’t get to see at all, and virtually never in this way. 

We’ll never have a heart for people we don’t see and spend time with. If we don’t know anyone who’s poor—if we don’t go out in our communities to meet people, strike up conversations, and get to know them—we can’t see what we can do for them.

We need to hear from God before we hear from everybody else. That’s a good reason not to start the day by looking at email or text messages, but rather to first look at the messages God has placed in your primary inbox: Scripture.

There are lots of school teachers and nurses and people who work with kids, and elderly men and women down on their knees praying. They aren't going to be in the news. It takes a lot more sacrifice to be a hero than to be a celebrity. The following quiz, which illustrates that point, was adapted by my friend Doug Nichols, founder of Action International Ministries.

I read someone’s argument on social media that “Human life occurs at the moment God breathes into [naphach] the biological life the breath of life [neshamat chayyim, ‘soul life’]. This happens at birth.”

In this Gospel Patrons Instagram live, Randy Alcorn joins John Rinehart for a stirring conversation on money, Heaven, eternity & facing hardships. 

I am still part of the same church a small group of us started forty-four years ago. Since the church began, several thousand people have gone out in summer missions. Consequently, our congregation is filled with world Christians who know our missionaries personally, pray for them regularly, and give to missions more generously. The eternal dividends far outweigh the short-term costs.

Randy was interviewed on the For the Gospel Podcast with Costi Hinn. In this clip, Randy talks why he wrote If God Is Good.

Randy was interviewed on the For the Gospel Podcast with Costi Hinn. In this clip, Randy encourages us to cling to faith and the hope seen in Scripture when we are suffering.