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Randy Alcorn

Randy Alcorn (@randyalcorn) is the author of over sixty books and the founder and director of Eternal Perspective Ministries.

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We Shall See God on Audio

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I have seldom so much enjoyed putting a book together as I did We Shall See God. (See my previous post for more on Spurgeon and why I decided to compile the book.) When Oasis Audio asked me to read the audio version of We Shall See God, I replied, “Yes, under one condition—that you get a great voice actor with a British accent to read the Spurgeon part. Then I’ll just read my own. No way can I read Spurgeon.” Well, they got award-winning audio reader Simon Vance, and he did a wonderful job! Here is the …

The Business I Work for Is Considering a Multilevel Marketing Model. What Is Your Advice?

article - Randy Alcorn

To me the key is selling a product on its own merits and seeing people as customers rather than those who can make you money by selling for you or under you.

COVID Vaccines and Fetal Cells: What’s Ethical and What Isn’t?

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In this blog, our goal is to provide biblically relevant information and resources to examine related to the COVID-19 vaccines. Because of the long history of fetal tissue research that I believe is entirely unethical, I approach this subject with great seriousness.

Kızımın Ebeveynliğim Hakkında Bana Hatırladığı Şaşırtıcı Şey (The One Thing My Daughter Remembered Most About My Parenting)

article - Randy Alcorn - Türkçe (Turkish)

Birkaç yıl önce kızımla (en küçük olan), kilisemizde düzenlenen baba/kız yemeğinde oturuyorduk. Masada olanlardan biri Angela’ya kendisini etkileyen, yaptığım en büyük şeyin ne olduğunu sordu. Ne söyleyeceğini bilmiyordum tabii ama kesinlikle muhteşem bir şey bekliyordum!

What Does It Look Like to Be a Cross Bearer?

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A friend asked me, "What would be some of the characteristics of the life of a person who is bearing their cross? (Matthew 16) What does this cross-bearer look like?" It got me thinking. If you follow me on Facebook, I’d love to hear some of your thoughts in the comments. Here are some of mine.

Is It Inappropriate to Cite John 8:44 in Connection to Suicide?

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As I have dealt with people who are suicidal, which of course can involve many issues besides what the devil is doing, it has seemed clear to me that the devil is in favor of suicide and tempts people toward it.

Isn’t It Cruel to Force a Woman to Keep a Child She Can’t Afford to Raise, or to Give up a Baby for Adoption?

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“Abortion or misery” is a binary trap that keeps women from pursuing—and society from providing—positive alternatives. It’s a terrible thing to present pregnant women with inadequate choices, leaving them in an apparent no-win situation.

Why “Happy New Year” Wishes Can Be Realistic or Unrealistic

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If by “Happy New Year!” we mean that all our problems are about to end with 2020, we’re being unrealistic. But if by “Happy New Year!” we mean that we can choose to be centered on Jesus and happy in Him no matter what this new year brings, that is not blind optimism; it is biblical realism.

Se sentir pardonnée et libérée après un avortement (Finding Forgiveness and Freedom After an Abortion)

article - Randy Alcorn - Français (French)

Des millions de femmes et d’hommes, tant dans la société que dans l’Église, souffrent d’un sentiment de culpabilité à la suite d’un avortement. Si vous êtes une femme qui a subi un avortement, ou qui a conseillé à une autre d’avorter, alors cet article est fait pour vous. Si vous êtes un homme qui a été impliqué dans la prise d’une décision d’avorter, qu’il s’agisse de votre petite amie, de votre femme, de votre fille, ou de n’importe quelle autre personne, c’est aussi un article pour vous.

Is It Important for Married Couples to Have Bible Study and Prayer Together, and If So, How Should We Go About It?

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Nanci and I pray together every night at bedtime, with pretty much no exceptions. We both are in the Word during the day, but usually at different times and places. We seek to share what we’re learning, and it's rich when we do, but it’s also true there is nothing like devotions together as a couple.

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