Franklin Graham: The Gospel can’t be stopped
The hopelessness of the world is priming multitudes to find the answer in the hope of the Gospel.
The hopelessness of the world is priming multitudes to find the answer in the hope of the Gospel.
For an Albuquerque couple, God’s Word rang louder than the intimidation tactics of radical activists
The sin of withholding thanks to God leads to darkness
How to give thanks—even in hard times
Stretching nearly 2,000 miles, the eight-city tour, held Sept. 19-Oct. 2, yielded more than 5,000 desisions for Christ while drawing 56,000 people to worship God and hear Franklin preach the Gospel at racetracks, fairgrounds, parks and state capitol grounds.
A conversation with Kathie Lee Gifford
“Christ did not divide men and women into rich and poor, black and white or educated and uneducated. He divided them into those on the broad road that heads toward destruction, and those on the narrow road leading to eternal life.”
Will Graham shares where the hope of the world is found
“Every time I get to do something for the Lord it’s like winning the Super Bowl for me. My spirit just leaps with joy knowing that someone went from death to life and will be in Heaven, that I’ll see them again, and we’ll live forever.”
Business owner Don Abernethy honors God, supports evangelism
His touch has not only brought healing, it also has brought hope, peace, comfort, purpose, wisdom and so many other things besides.
A poem from Ruth Bell Graham