Stories

Ruth Bell Graham: How to start praying

Be pointed. Be persistent. Be patient. But pray.

Los Angeles 1963

“I was as phony as a three-dollar bill; now I feel clean in here.”

Anne Graham Lotz: God’s antidote to loneliness

Are you feeling lonely? God has an antidote.

From death to life

When tragedy struck, a former abortionist began to grasp the value of life.

Billy Graham: Do you scoff at the second coming of Christ?

“Knowing this first: that scoffers will come in the last days” (2 Peter 3:3).

Cissie Graham Lynch: Do we truly know God?

As Christians, we aren’t meant to operate in fear, so why are so many people paralyzed with fear?

NFL head coach embraces role as divine calling

Frank Reich finds daily intimacy with Christ in God’s Word.

R.T. Kendall: Facing the unprecedented

Hard times are a testing ground for our faith.

David Jeremiah: Is the Coronavirus in Bible prophecy?

Six lessons to learn from the pandemic.

Skip Heitzig: Dress rehearsal for a new world order?

Eyes fixed on Jesus Christ, we should understand the times.

The stated goals of Black Lives Matter are anti-Christian

The question is not whether evangelicals should tackle a discussion on perceived or actual racism; the question for all Biblical Christians with an interest in social justice is “do the core values of Black Lives Matter square with the Bible’s clearly-prescribed ways of holiness and morality?”

Franklin Graham: The love that conquers racism

Racism has caused deep wounds in our nation. But regret is not enough. We must make corrections, we must improve, we must act to bring positive change.