Resources by Topic: Randy's Books

Randy talks about the ages of kids he expects will be attracted to his graphic novel Eternity, speaking in a radio interview with Nicole O'Dell, July 2013.

Randy talks about the importance of the illustrations in his graphic novel Eternity, speaking in a radio interview with Nicole O'Dell, July 2013.

Randy talks about how he added to the story of Lazarus when writing his graphic novel Eternity, speaking in a radio interview with Nicole O'Dell, July 2013.

Randy talks about the his vision for reaching unbelieving kids through his graphic novel Eternity, speaking in a radio interview with Nicole O'Dell, July 2013.

Edge of Eternity is one of Randy’s novels that’s quite different from some of his other fiction works; it takes place in an imaginary world that allowed him to depict invisible spiritual realities in visible ways.

In this audio clip, Randy talks about the ripple effect of his books, and the wide influence that has become.

Randy shares about the new Heaven Study Bible project he's working on.

Yes! We have heard from several youth pastors who have created ways to use this book with their students. One wrote to us with this account:

Dominion allowed Randy to tackle the issues of racism and reconciliation as seen through the eyes of the African-American main character, Clarence Abernathy.

Q&A's with Randy about his first graphic novel, Eternity.

Over the years, we’ve received thousands of letters from readers telling us how Randy’s Heaven book has affected their lives.

I’ve found there’s a common stereotype among believers that a graphic novel is inherently immoral, theologically unsound, and undermines rather than uplifts God’s Word, Christ, and the gospel. 

I absolutely loved Eternity. I’ve never been a comic guy before, but the art is beautiful and the story is compelling and dynamic. Congratulations on the brilliant work.  —J.R., prisoner

Discussion guidelines for students reading The Ishbane Conspiracy.