Randy Alcorn

In this video clip from his interview with Costi Hinn on For the Gospel podcast, Randy Alcorn shares an illustration of our role in stewarding all that God has given to us. 

There’s no nearness to God without dependence on God. We all need Jesus, every minute of every hour of every day. Here are some encouraging Scriptures I love, and I hope they speak to you.

A great deal of evidence argues for God’s existence. In my book If God Is Good, I summarize just a few of these arguments.

수년간 저는 아래의 자료를 만들어서 많은 젊은이와 부모들에게 보여줬습니다. 지금은 결혼한 제 딸들이 청소년이었을 때 이 자료를 다듬어서 제 딸들과 이들에게 사귀자고 한 남자들에게 보여주고 같이 나눴습니다. 아래에 제시한 내용은 "성적 순결을 위한 가이드라인"을 짧게 요약한 버전입니다.

Mtindo wa siku hizi ni ule wa kutozingatia mustakabali wetu wa milele na badala yake tunazingatia hali zetu za sasa, kana kwamba ulimwengu huu ndio makao yetu. Hata hivyo Maandiko yanasema kwamba uhalisia wa mustakabali wetu wa milele unapaswa kupewa kipaumbele na kuamua tabia yetu katika maisha yetu ya sasa, ikijumuisha maneno tunayosema na matendo tunayotenda (Yakobo 2:12; 2 Petro 3:11-12).

Jede unserer Geschichten, die Gott geschrieben hat, fügt sich in seine Geschichte ein. Wir sind Teil etwas viel Größeren als uns selbst. Gott fordert uns auf, ihm darin zu vertrauen, diese Geschichte zusammenzustellen, damit wir ihn am Ende, das nie enden wird, preisen werden, wenn wir mit offenem Mund über seine äußerst genialen und miteinander verflochtenen Handlungsstränge staunen.

Last fall, I visited Shepherd’s House Bible Church in Arizona and spoke at their college/young adult ministry, The Fold. Though the focus was on young adults, many of the great questions I was asked are applicable to believers of all ages.

Randy shares how conversations with Nanci in the time before her death have helped him look forward, with a biblically-grounded imagination, to the great reunion in Heaven. 

In this clip from his interview with Mike Linch, Randy addresses an idea that people commonly hold: that Hell will be a place of partying and fun, and Heaven will be boring and dreary. He reminds listeners that anything that has brought us joy comes from God and will be absent from Hell.