Randy Alcorn

I understand Scripture to teach that leaving instructions for what others are to do with our assets after we die does not equate with what we do with them while we’re alive. Hebrews 9:27 (NLT) says, “each person is destined to die once and after that comes judgment.”  

In a Q&A about giving and The Treasure Principle at The People’s Church in Cincinnati, Randy explains the challenge to “Live for the line rather than for the dot.”

Does thinking about Heaven fill you with joy and excitement? How much thought do you give to Heaven? We’re told how to get to Heaven, and that it’s a better destination than Hell, but unfortunately, we’re taught remarkably little about Heaven itself. 

In a Q&A about giving and his book The Treasure Principle at The People’s Church in Cincinnati, Randy talks about the difference between giving as a spiritual gift and giving as a skill.

In a Q&A about giving and The Treasure Principle at The People’s Church in Cincinnati, Randy answers the question: How should we think about family, resources, and providing for the next generation?

In a Q&A about giving and The Treasure Principle at The People’s Church in Cincinnati, Randy encourages us to think differently about stewarding our finances while living in a wealthy society. 

In a Q&A about giving and The Treasure Principle at The People’s Church in Cincinnati, Randy talks about God’s grace and its connection to giving. 

欧米諸国に暮らす現代のクリスチャンにとって、ショッキングなことが起きました。私たちの多くは、普段は永遠などないかのように、または今の人生での行いが永遠の世界と何の関係もないかのように考え、振舞っています。

Masalah tentang bagaimana kita dapat diperdamaikan dengan Allah yang membenci kejahatan merupakan persoalan terbesar dalam sejarah. Sebelum kita dapat melihat Allah di Surga, sesuatu harus berubah secara radikal. Hal ini memerlukan sebuah solusi paling besar yang pernah direncanakan.