Stories

Lies About Creation

The consequences of believing in random, naturalistic evolution are grave.

Lies About Gender and Marriage

We dare not tamper with the meaning and purpose of marriage. If we do, we tamper with the foundations of society.

God Is Our Help: A Bible Study from Anne Graham Lotz

Rely on God and experience His strength when you are weak, His peace when you are worried, and His resurrection power when you are weary.

Confirming the Truth of Christ

“It is the duty of every child of God to so live that he may confirm the witness of Christ. We should labor to do it in all the common things of daily life: ‘Whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do all to the glory of God.’”

Counselor who came to Christ at 1984 Crusade helps child make faith decision at Festival of Hope

Vancouver resident Pauline Murray gave her life to Christ more than 30 years ago, with the help of a volunteer counselor, at a Billy Graham Crusade at BC Place. This March, Pauline returned the favor at the Festival of Hope with Franklin Graham at Rogers Arena.

Planting Seeds in the Soul

Churches, Christians finding innovative ways to use My Hope DVD ministry for evangelism

The War on Truth

It’s critical that the church responds with the Gospel to a dying, hurting, deceived world.

A Classic Message from Billy Graham: What Is Truth?

Jesus is the embodiment of all truth. And the Truth will set you free.

Ancient Toilets and False Gods

Discovery of a toilet on an ancient pagan site is consistent with Old Testament accounts of Hebrew purging of idols.

An ‘Overwhelming’ Response to the Gospel in Canada

Franklin Graham simply delivered the message. The Holy Spirit took it from there and nearly 2,000 people's hearts were changed in Vancouver.

PHOTOS: Emotional Night of Worship Wraps Up Vancouver Festival

By the end of it all, tens of thousands had attended the Greater Vancouver Festival of Hope, packing out the Rogers Arena for three straight nights.

PHOTOS: Festival of Hope Continues with Energetic Second Night

For two nights in a row, more than 12,000 packed Rogers Arena, and more than 500 responded to Franklin Graham's invitation to follow Jesus.