In this conversation with Davey Blackburn from Nothing Is Wasted Ministries, Randy talks about the question everyone who has lost a loved one has wondered: what can we expect when it comes to Heaven? Randy and Davey discuss why we need a heavenward focus in our suffering, what we actually know (and what we don’t) when it comes to Heaven, and why our theology matters in thinking about life beyond what we can see. 

In this episode of the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth Randy shares how joyful giving is actually good for the giver, not just the recipient. 

Randy Alcorn spoke with Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth on the Revive Our Hearts podcast. They had a four part conversation about the secret of joyful giving.

In this clip from the memorial service for his friend Bob Atkins Sr., Randy speaks about Jesus’s blood-bought promise of redemption, and our future hope of an eternity with Him and those we love.  

Randy recorded a message for the memorial service of a long-time friend and fellow church member, Bob Atkins Sr. He shares the hope of Heaven and a future on the New Earth for all who trust in Jesus, where there will be a glorious reunion with Bob, his wife Patty, and many loved ones. 

In this clip from his message for the Life International Global Congress, Randy explains that to be pro-life should certainly mean more than being concerned for unborn babies, but it should never mean less than that. 

Randy recorded a teaching session for the 2023 Life International Global Congress in Malta. In his message, he shares howour efforts to protect the most vulnerable – theunborn AREpart of fulfilling theGreat Commission.  

I am a great fan of G.K. Chesterton, but I don’t recall ever reading this poem of his until last year. Though it is an old-style rhyming poem, it really moved me. Merry Christmas to you and your family. 

In a sermon given on December 24, 1854, Spurgeon portrayed a conversation between a Christian family on Christmas day. This excerpt is drawn (and slightly modified) from part of that conversation, and includes one of my favorite verses (2 Corinthians 8:9).