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In 2020, Randy Alcorn spoke at Good Shepherd Community Church along with Greg Cahalan and Steve Keels on the COVID-19 crisis. In this clip, they discuss finding a balance on how to provide and prepare for ourselves and family while not being selfish and taking care of our community.

In 2020, Randy Alcorn spoke at Good Shepherd Community Church along with Greg Cahalan and Steve Keels on the COVID-19 crisis. In this clip, they discuss how we as Christians should respond to government authority. 

In 2020, Randy Alcorn spoke at Good Shepherd Community Church along with Greg Cahalan and Steve Keels on the COVID-19 crisis. In this clip, they discuss how churches in the past have responded plagues and viruses and they look at what past church leaders had to say about it. 

In 2020, Randy Alcorn spoke at Good Shepherd Community Church along with Greg Cahalan and Steve Keels on the COVID-19 crisis. In this clip, they discuss the ends times and increasing "birth pains" to be alert to.

In 2020, Randy Alcorn spoke at Good Shepherd Community Church on the topic of the coronavirus. In this clip, Randy Alcorn, Greg Cahalan and Steve Keels talk about God's judgement and if the Coronavirus is a result of that. 

Our needs as Christ followers right now are the same as they are in times of ease, plenty, and comfort. But suffering and difficulty can make our calling and purpose much clearer. Puritan Thomas Watson said, “God takes away the world, that the heart may cleave more to Him in sincerity.” Let’s not waste this difficult season, but instead use it to study and learn and grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior (2 Peter 3:18).

In 2020, Randy Alcorn spoke at Good Shepherd Community Church along with Greg Cahalan and Steve Keels on the COVID-19 crisis. In this video, they discuus key questions about the crisis and how Christians can serve. 

Many people, including many readers of this blog, are facing some level of financial uncertainty right now because of the coronavirus crisis. These are challenging times, and you may find yourself worrying, and wondering what the future might hold. 

Last weekend, together with my friends Greg Cahalan and Steve Keels, pastors at my home church, Good Shepherd Community Church, we recorded two messages for our church body. In our first video, which was part of Wednesday’s blog, we talked about the need for God’s people to have an eternal perspective by focusing on and studying Scripture. In this second video, we tackled some of the difficult theological and practical questions Christians may have related to the coronavirus crisis.

Randy Alcorn  at Good Shepherd Community Church with Greg Cahalan and Steve Keels on worry and fear and how the Church can respond to the Coronavirus crisis.

Don’t let the Coronavirus or anything else distract you from the promises of God, or rob you of living the life God has given you. Live for Jesus in the midst of this, and you may come out on the other side, as we do so many of the trials of our lives, saying, “God, you taught me more and drew me closer to you through this crisis than any other time of my life.”

This article by Ray Ortlund is thought-provoking and on target. Though his advice focuses on young men in ministry, his message is applicable for every believer of every age and vocation. Ray writes, “Only men with scars can preach a Savior with scars to sinners with scars. So, in addition to the many insights and skills God will impart to you, he also will wound you."

I hope the following links and resources will be helpful in providing encouragement and biblical perspective to churches, families, and individuals. —Randy Alcorn

Once I heard a pastor say, “I’m tired of hearing people tritely use Romans 8:28.” So am I. But I am not tired of Romans 8:28 itself and pray that I never will be. When you use this powerfully explosive verse (and you should use it), handle it with care. But whatever you do, don’t stay away from it.