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In this eight and a half minute video, Randy Alcorn answers the question, "What perspective does the Bible give us during this tough economic time?"

Randy Alcorn answers the question, "How does the presence of fewer Christian bookstores impact publishing?" Filmed at the 2010 International Christian Retailers Show.

Here’s Jennifer O’Neill, actress, author, and spokesperson for the “Silent No More” Awareness Campaign, talking about her abortion. She’s well worth listening to.

From Randy Alcorn's 50-minute interview with Steve Saint and Mincaye, regarding God's work through the deaths of the five missionaries in Ecuador. 

Randy Alcorn shares what it was like writing his first book, Christians in the Wake of the Sexual Revolution. Interviewer: Kathy Norquist, EPM staff, ministry development

Randy Alcorn speaks at Good Shepherd Community Church's The North. In this clip, he addresses the danger of unrestricted, unmonitored internet access.

Randy talks about his interest in what the Bible has to say about Heaven and how that inspired the writing of his children's book, Tell Me About Heaven.

Randy Alcorn was interviewed about several topics: his story, abortion and family planning, and generous giving.

Randy Alcorn talks about the process of writing his book Dominion.

Randy Alcorn talks about why he wrote his children's book Tell Me About Heaven.

At his home church, Good Shepherd Community Church, Randy Alcorn talks about the danger of pornography not only for men, but women as well.

Randy Alcorn answers the question, "What do you see as the greatest need of the church today?" at a Cannon Beach Conference Center Retreat. (Includes brief comments on Brian McLaren’s books, Paul Young’s The Shack, and the need to be true to God's Word)

Tomorrow’s Thanksgiving, and I hope you have a wonderful day celebrating all that God has done for you. Perhaps it’s been a challenging last year for you and your family, but all the more opportunity for God to demonstrate His faithfulness and His grace.

Listen to the words of this song, so beautifully sung by JJ Heller.