Resources by Topic: Randy's Books

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

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

The Chasm was inspired by a few chapters in the middle of Randy’s novel Edge of Eternity, but is a much shorter book. It’s a standalone work that does not require any knowledge of the larger story

Managing God’s Money is for those who want a complete treatment of biblical stewardship, but at one fourth the size of Money, Possessions and Eternity. 

In 2010, Randy Alcorn is interviewed about his books.

Earlier this month I said yes to writing a novel based on the screenplay of the new movie Courageous. Both the movie and novel will be released a year from now.

The Goodness of God is a specially focused condensation of If God Is Good.

In 2010, Randy Alcorn spoke at the Desiring God conference on evil and suffering and God's sovereignty. In this clip, he talks about how fiction books can reach many non believers sometimes more than nonfiction books can. 

Over the last two weekends (and trailing into the wee hours of this morning!), Jenni and I listened to three more outstanding audio books by Randy Alcorn: Deadline, Dominion, and Deception. They’re like modern Sherlock Holmes novels that deal in an edifying way with issues like abortion, racism, and faith and challenge readers to live in light of eternity.

Randy Alcorn answers the question, "Which of your books has sold the most?"

Randy Alcorn’s Wait Until Then is both touching and wise. Any parent who wants to explain what happens to us when we die, how to deal with the death of a loved one, and how to cope with serious disappointment will want to read this book with their child.

Randy Alcorn, author and pastor, wrote Tell Me About Heaven for children. The juvenile fiction story helps children visualize and understand what heaven might be like. The story begins with conversations between ten-year-old Jake and his Grandpa, known as “Papa” after Jake’s beloved Grammy dies.

In true “Alcorn fashion,” Randy gently, but effectively, teaches through his writings about God’s goodness.