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There have been a lot of good prolife videos over the years, but this one ranks near the top. Think of everyone you know, younger and older, and ask them to invest three minutes of their time to watch this.

No, I’ve not written anything on this passage, but I vividly remember reading it for the first time as a young Christian in high school! 

Randy's book If God Is Good deals with your friend’s questions as well as many others agnostics may have.

In this three-minute video, Randy talks about how no economic system will work ideally when there is sin, but some will work better than others and provide better motivation for people. Filmed at the 2011 Kingdom Advisors conference with Ron Blue.

Randy Alcorn answers the question,"What happened at the ten year mark of the judgment against you?" at the 2011 Kingdom Advisors conference with Ron Blue.

Randy Alcorn answers the question,"What is an eternal perspective? " at the 2011 Kingdom Advisors conference with Ron Blue.

Randy Alcorn answers the question,"What profound event happened in your life over 20 years ago?" at the 2011 Kingdom Advisors conference with Ron Blue.

Randy Alcorn answers the question,"What was your motivation in writing Money, Possessions and Eternity and Treasure Principle?" at the 2011 Kingdom Advisors conference with Ron Blue.

I’m often asked why I include so many Bible verses in my books, and if I really believe it is necessary to do so.

Randy Alcorn answers questions on a variety of topics including financial decisions, capitalism, trials, prolife issues, eternity, and more at the Kingdom Advisors Annual Conference in 2011.

When I think of the first glimpse of Heaven, I think of the first time I went snorkeling. It was absolutely breathtaking. There were thousands of fish of every shape and size and color, and just when you think you’ve seen the most beautiful creation, here comes another one.

Sit in on a devotional led by Randy Alcorn at the Eternal Perspective Ministries board meeting (March 2011). Randy teaches on James 1, and invites the board to discuss.

A.W. Tozer was one of the writers (along with C.S. Lewis and Francis Schaeffer) who had the most profound impact on me as a young Christian, and he continues to do so.

By now you may have seen Denver the guilty dog. Someone sent it to me last week. If you haven’t seen it, maybe even if you have, this two minutes is worth it.