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Randy Alcorn talks with Christian Book Distributors and answers this question.

J.I. Packer, author of Evangelism and the Sovereignty of God and other classics, is one of my favorite writers. God has used his book Knowing God in my life profoundly. It is still one of my top five books of all time.

God cares a great deal more about our money than most of us imagine. The sheer enormity of Scripture’s teaching on this subject screams for our attention.

Discussion questions for Randy Alcorn's The Chasm.

God is so gracious to give us animals. In Genesis 1 and 2, one of the first responsibilities given to the first man and woman was to care for the animals.

I appreciated this writing by Oswald Chambers, a Scottish minister and teacher whose teachings were compiled in the classic devotional My Utmost for His Highest.

In this video, George Verwer promotes Randy Alcorn's book Why ProLife? and challenges viewers to become more serious about the issue of abortion.  

Randy Alcorn answers questions about his life, writing, faith, divine appointments and more. Interviewer: Amy Courage, Christian Book Distributors.  

Randy answers questions about his life, writing, faith, divine appointments and more. Interviewer: Amy Courage Randy Alcorn is the best selling author of over 50 books including fiction and non-fiction. www.epm.org

Randy Alcorn answers questions about sexual purity concerns of wives and mothers at Good Shepherd Community Church's Mom2Mom event.

While speaking at the Ron Blue’s Kingdom Advisors conference in Orlando last week I received a surprise endorsement for two of my new books.

I believe that reading and study and discussion, all forms of intellectual exploration, will surely only be enhanced in a world where we remain God's image-bearers, fully human, and at last untainted by sin. 

Here is yet another abortionist, James Pendergraft, in an honored place in a prochoice march just a few years ago, defending his right to make millions of dollars killing children.

God delights in his children’s enjoyment of one another. True, Christ alone is sufficient to meet all our needs. Yet, God has designed us for relationship not only with himself but also with others of our kind.