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As a young Christian, forty years ago, I read David Wilkerson’s The Cross and the Switchblade and Run, Baby, Run, written by Nicky Cruz, a New York City gang warlord who David had led to the Lord.

I can't say that this book answered all my questions, or that everything made perfect sense to me, but there were several light bulb moments for me as I read through it. It also opened the door for some further discussion with my husband. -A.

This book should be required reading for every Christian and church member. I can testify that it works. I’ve been a guy always challenged with money, but since I’ve started tithing and giving I’ve never had another worry about having enough money to meet my needs. – J.W.

Finally, a book on money that will not break the bank!!! Alcorn has compiled an excellent topical guide to finances that should be on every pastor's shelf and in the home of every Christian family looking to honor God with their money.

Randy Alcorn’s deep and personal insight in 90 Days of God’s Goodness: Daily Reflections that Shine on Personal Darkness gives readers a new perspective on seeing God’s goodness in a world that is full of pain and suffering. When trials arise, many people lose sight of the hope they have in Christ and, without the proper foundation, their faith is shaken.

I love this unconventional yet beautiful video presentation of the gospel. A great investment of a few minutes.

In the past few months, I have been repeatedly asked about the phenomenally popular book Heaven Is for Real. This book was again number 1 on the May 8 New York Times bestseller’s list.

Randy Alcorn teaches on Job 19 to staff at Family Life.

In this five minute audio clip, Randy Alcorn talks about how his dad was more closed to the gospel than anyone he'd ever known.

In this minute long audio clip, Randy Alcorn talks about secular professors teaching moral relavitism to their students.

In this audio clip from an interview with Hank Hanegraaff, Randy Alcorn answers the question, "What was your experience of taverns compared to churches when you were growing up?"

Full length interview of Randy Alcorn with "Bible Answer Man" Hank Hanegraaff. This interview focuses on The Grace and Truth Paradox. (2003)

Recently, my friend Kathi Hedin sent me a letter, telling me about how her daughters having my mom as a Sunday school teacher when they were young inspired Kathi to begin teaching Sunday school herself. 

I rarely just repost what someone else has written, but in this case I think Piper says it so well it’s pointless for me to take a shot at it.