Worldwide Apostasy

Bill Randles
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Bill Randles

Bill Randles (July 21, 1959 – January 21, 2022) was an American preacher, pastor, and author whose ministry focused on biblical teaching, prophecy, and discernment within the Pentecostal tradition. Born in New Ulm, Minnesota, to Bruno and Suzanne (Orth) Randles, he grew up in a Midwestern setting and experienced a profound conversion at age 18, igniting a lifelong passion for sharing the gospel. In 1982, he and his wife, Kristin, whom he married on September 6, 1980, founded Believers in Grace Fellowship, a nondenominational Pentecostal church in Marion, Iowa, starting in their living room. He served as its pastor for nearly 40 years, growing it into a vibrant community while raising six children—two daughters and four sons—and eventually welcoming 17 grandchildren. Randles’ preaching career extended beyond his local church through his writings and speaking engagements, where he addressed false doctrines and end-times prophecy with a sharp, scripturally grounded approach. He authored several books, including Making War in the Heavenlies, Weighed and Found Wanting, Beware the New Prophets, and A Sword on the Land, critiquing trends like the Toronto Blessing and prophetic movements led by figures like Rick Joyner and Mike Bickle. Known for his courage in confronting heresy—most notably a personal stand against a notorious false teacher—he earned respect as a “gentle giant” among peers and followers worldwide.