In October of 2012 Randy Alcorn was interviewed by Dr. John Akers at The Cove in Asheville, NC. Stewardship seems to be a somewhat simple biblical concept. But in his studies Randy was surprised to see just how much the Bible, and Jesus in particular, has to say about money. See Randy's book Managing God's Money for more information. 

In October of 2012 Randy Alcorn was interviewed by Dr. John Akers at The Cove in Asheville, NC. The topic of Stewardship can often be used in church to make believers feel guilty. John ask Randy to define the word "stewardship." See Randy's book Managing God's Money for more information. 

Question from a reader: Of all you've written about stewardship, what's the single most important point you'd want people to grasp about why they should be generous stewards for the kingdom?

Randy Alcorn shares his personal experience in discovering the joy of honoring God with one's possessions through an interview with The Chimes, Biola University's student newspaper. 

Resources related to Randy's Financial Stewardship chapel series at Biola University, February 28-March 2, 2012.

A couple months ago, I read a review written by David Wills about my book Managing God’s Money. David is a great brother, and the president of the National Christian Foundation, the largest Christian grant-making foundation in the world.

Focus on the Family has a new book out titled The 21 Day Dad’s Challenge: Three Weeks to a Better Relationship with your Kids. After watching Courageous, men all over the U.S. will emerge from movie theaters wanting to be better dads, and this is an excellent next step.

No, Money, Possessions and Eternity still has a very distinctive place by giving a fuller treatment of all the things that are dealt with briefly in Managing God's Money. Most of Money, Possessions and Eternity is not in the smaller book, though most of the issues in it are touched on in Managing God’s Money. Managing God’s Money is a much smaller book, but still covers the whole gamut of stewardship issues.

In this audio clip Randy Alcorn answers the question, "How much of my income should I keep for my lifestyle?"