Yesterday marked the 68th National Prayer Breakfast, a tradition carried on by every president since Dwight D. Eisenhower. In 1953, Billy Graham was in attendance at the very first Presidential Prayer Breakfast, as it was known then. For many years following, the evangelist would attend and participate in these gatherings.
For two years, a Gospel-focused tour across the United Kingdom has been in the works. Just recently, several venues contracted to host these events have pulled out, citing Franklin Graham’s long-held Biblical views as incompatible with their inclusive communities.
Former NFL wide receiver David Tyree is well-known for “The Helmet Catch” that helped the New York Giants win Super Bowl XLII. But the defining moment in David’s life happened years earlier, when he realized his need for God while sitting in a jail cell.
'I’m Coming Out of Love': Amid Opposition, Graham Welcomes All to Gospel-Centered Tour This Spring
The new virus may be all over the news, but even at its worst, you can have peace. How is that possible when frightening statistics dominate headlines every day?
Thousands of Christians around the United Kingdom came together Saturday in churches like this one for a national prayer gathering ahead of Franklin Graham's U.K. tour, which kicks off this spring.
As Australia faces one of its worst bushfire seasons in decades, crisis-trained chaplains from the Billy Graham Rapid Response Team (RRT) have been ministering to dozens of hurting hearts, offering a listening ear and sharing a message of hope to distraught residents.
Cissie Graham Lynch is speaking up for the unborn on her podcast, Fearless. The mother of two unveiled a hard truth of how she struggled during the pregnancy of her first child, but stood firm on God’s Word.
Matt Hammitt is the former lead singer for Sanctus Real. The pinnacle of the band’s success coincided with a dark time in Matt’s family and marriage. Find out how he recovered from almost losing his son Bowen and wife Sarah on this episode of GPS.
Jeremy Camp shares about his first wife’s passing and his faith in Christ.
The past four decades have been a blessing to Denise, a faithful donor to the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association (BGEA). Forty-two years ago she made a decision that changed the course of her life. A decision that affected the way she loved her husband, raised her step kids and even trickled down to her six grandkids.
