His job at Disney was fun and exciting, and it paid well. But even while working on classic films like The Lion King, Aladdin and Mulan, Davy felt empty on the inside. Then, Davy realized he could use his gifts to help tell children about Jesus.
Recently, “the Billy Graham rule” has been in the news—a reference to the second of four rules Mr. Graham and his team created decades ago to maintain ministry integrity. Discover the background on these four rules, known as “the Modesto Manifesto”:
They were born on opposite sides of the globe, but Stewart Chigume and Steven Niego have a lot in common. Discover their story.
Find guidance for navigating your 20s and 30s in these 5 answers from Billy Graham.
At only 19, Davy Liu started as an animator for Disney, sketching scenes for “The Lion King,” “Beauty and the Beast,” “Aladdin” and “Mulan.” In time, though, fame and fortune didn’t measure up to God’s call. Liu stepped away from Hollywood to create feature-length animated films that teach Biblical values.
God uses Rapid Response Team chaplains to transform lives in New Brunswick
Shari Rigby was a teenage mother who got married at sixteen. She did drugs, got involved in abusive relationships and had an abortion. Her life was not going the way she planned. Then, Shari learned who Jesus Christ is and how much He loved her.
You are never too young to memorize Scripture. David the psalmist said, “I have stored up Your Word in my heart, that I might not sin against You” (Psalm 119:11).
Baker Lake Celebration of Hope inspires Nunavut residents
Pastor sees Quinte Celebration of Hope as route to important change in his region
Part 3 in a 5-part series on Billy Graham Crusade hymns
As a Christian, Casey knew he had to renounce gang life—a decision that put him in grave danger. In the second half this two-part episode, hear what happened when he stepped down from a violent prison gang.
