Randy Alcorn

The question is not whether believers ever need counseling or should seek it, but the assumptions and nature of that counseling. Many evangelicals routinely embrace psychological beliefs and counseling practices that warrant much closer biblical scrutiny.

Aleathel: Aw lay’ thee el Amrael: Ahm’ raw el Ashtar: ash’ tar Ashtorah: Ash’ tore uh Baal: bail Baalhoof: bail’ hoof

The following statement from prolife Ob/Gyns was issued in January 1998, and sent to me in light of my book Does the Birth Control Pill Cause Abortions? I disagree with their conclusion, as reflected in the current revision of my book. 

Randy Alcorn addresses the Planned Parenthood slogan ,"every child a wanted child."

Randy Alcorn addresses the dehumanized language used to talk about babies and abortion.

Phil and Pam are blind. They say there’s no money left to give—and they do their best to make sure of it! No matter what they say to the contrary, their lifestyle proves unarguably that toys, trips and cars are more important to them than God, his work and the needs of others.

Audio of Randy Alcorn speaking at Bethlehem Baptist Church on a Sanctity of Life Sunday, and at a retreat for Joni & Friends ministry donors.

Countless myths have been attached to the prolife movement. One example is the often-repeated statement, “Prolifers don’t really care about pregnant women, or about children once they’re born.”

Randy Alcorn shares his story of civil disobedience, consequences, and God's working out His purpose through it all. (at the Joni and Friends 2008 Donors Retreat)