Three days after the United States was attacked on September 11, 2001, Billy Graham spoke words of peace and healing to a shocked nation at the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C. His timeless remarks can speak to us today—18 years later—as a country that still has much to learn in this ever-changing world.
Will Graham's message of hope for Helena, Montana.
Behind enemy lines, our mightiest weapon is wielded from a position of fervent prayer.
Why many Christians do not pray as they ought.
Belleville resident honors mother as he supports Quinte Celebration of Hope
At the height of his career, while leading a large church in California, Terry Wardle had an emotional breakdown and was institutionalized as a result. But Terry found hope when he began to let Jesus shine a light on the dark childhood memories he had tried to bury in the past.
Are natural disasters sometimes an instrument of God's judgment? I've wondered sometimes if God was trying to speak to us when these things happen.
Craig James was a drug dealer and drug addict who was always chasing the next high. His life was spiraling out of control at the age of 27 when he felt a strong urge to go to his aunt’s church. Craig had an encounter with Jesus there that changed his life.
No matter where you spend Labor Day weekend, if you’re a believer in Jesus Christ, you have a light to shine.
After 10 months of cancer treatments, Anne Graham Lotz shared insights from God’s Word at the Billy Graham Training Center at The Cove on Friday evening, marking her first time teaching since her health battle began last fall.
A Cambodian girl named Boun grew up on a houseboat in a floating village, where she suffered abuse at the hands of several family members. After all she had been through, Boun struggled to understand God’s love. That changed after she received a pair of flip-flops and a stuffed animal as a gift from someone on the other side of the world.
Maybe you’re in the same boat. Maybe you look at your faith in Christ and wonder, What’s the point? But maybe, even more troubling, you aren’t sure where to turn in your sea of doubts and questions.
