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In 2004, Randy Alcorn spoke at the Big Change event in Irving, Texas, on the subject of money and giving. For more information, see his book The Treasure Principle. In this clip, Randy talks about investing in eternity now. 

In 2004, Randy Alcorn spoke at the Big Change event in Irving, Texas, on the subject of money and giving. For more information, see his book The Treasure Principle. In this clip, he talks about what Jesus says: "It's more blessed to give than to receive." (Acts 20:35) 

Happiness is the attainment that the world is eagerly in search of. But the believer in Christ is its only possessor.

Warning: Don't ever take an email you wrote to a small group of friends and turn it into a printed article, unless you first edit it very carefully, or ask someone else to.

I find, today, that there are a lot of women who really do have a heart for the Lord. Yet their clothing is communicating something far different than what’s in their hearts.

Heaven: Dreading It or Anticipating It? by Randy Alcorn What Does Your Clothing Communicate? You can download the PDF to print and share.

In Hamlet, Shakespeare called what lies beyond death “the undiscovered country.” People have given much thought to this country—and adopted remarkably different attitudes toward it.

In Scripture Jesus is called our Creator, Lord, Master, Redeemer, Friend, Brother and many other things, and he is more in addition to what he is called.

Randy Alcorn, John Piper, George Verwer, and Dwight Perry answer questions at the Desiring God 2004 National Conference. 

Randy Alcorn speaks on the topic Money and the Church at the Desiring God 2004 Conference for Pastors.

Randy Alcorn speaks on the topic Money and the Pastor at the Desiring God 2004 Conference for Pastors.

Suggestions on how to help unborn children and their mother, from Randy's book ProLife Answers to ProChoice Arguments.

Randy Alcorn speaks on the topic Money and the Disciple at the Desiring God 2004 Conference for Pastors.

The Da Vinci Code is well-written, interesting... and full of lies that are passed off as if historically researched and true. It is a masterpiece of deceit, far more effective as heresy than if it had been poorly written.