I’m an insulin-dependent diabetic. Without a doubt, the greatest lesson I’ve learned through it is to depend not on myself, but God.

Anything that’s easy to read is usually hard to write. What’s easy to write is hard to read. I heard one author say, “Writing is like giving birth to barbed wire.” Writing is 5% inspiration and 95% perspiration.

In 2015, Randy Alcorn spoke at Watermark Church on the topic of money. For more information check out his book The Treasure Principle. In this clip, Randy talks about what starting his ministry, Eternal Perspective Ministries, and what he does with the money he gets from his books. 

Elsewhere I’ve written about many myths and outdated grammar that people routinely think are correct, and they’re driven crazy by authors who are “wrong.” 

In October 2014, Randy Alcorn was interviewed by Susie Larson on Live the Promise of the subject of God's sovereignty and our free will. For more information, check out Randy's book hand in Hand. In this clip, Randy talks about some things that surprised him while he was writing hand in Hand. 

Randy Alcorn talks about his book hand in Hand and the beauty of the seemingly paradoxical subjects of sovereignty and free will. 

In July 2014, Randy Alcorn was interviewed by Susie Larson on My Faith Radio on the subject of evil and suffering and his book If God Is Good. In this clip, he shares why he researched and wrote on the topic of suffering and evil.

Q&As with Randy Alcorn from an interview with author C.J. Darlington posted on TitleTrakk.com in fall 2011 after the release of the movie Courageous.

No writer has had greater impact on me than C. S. Lewis. I find both his fiction and nonfiction to be penetrating and life-shaping.