Bible Reading: 2 Chronicles 1:1–15, NKJV What would I do if I was made king over a nation? Would I amass as much wealth as I could? Would I proclaim holidays in my honour? Would I leverage my position of power to fulfil my selfish desires while hurting my enemies? I don’t imagine I would do …
Bible Reading: 1 Chronicles 21:1–17, NKJV Think back over the past week. Have you told any “white lies”? Have you taken a quick glance at something that is off limits? Have you gossiped about a friend or slandered an enemy? These are what we may call petty sins: impure thoughts, small twists of the truth to …
If you have recently become a Christian or experienced a renewal of faith, you may be wondering, “What do I do now to grow in my relationship with Jesus Christ and become spiritually mature?” The Bible encourages us to “grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ” (2 Peter 3:18), …
On her most recent Fearless podcast episode, Cissie Graham Lynch interviewed apologist Dr. Amy Orr-Ewing. The two met up in May at the European Congress on Evangelism—a gathering of Christian leaders hosted by the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association in Berlin, Germany. In front of over 1,000 people who gathered for the congress, the two dove into …
Lives Changed for Eternity in London Dear Friend, We praise God that hundreds of lives here in the United Kingdom have been changed by His love and truth—and we thank you for helping make this Gospel ministry possible. I recently returned from an incredible time in England, where I preached and urged the thousands who …
The Lord worked powerfully in London, England, through the God Loves You Tour as over a thousand attendees told us they made decisions for Jesus Christ, confessing, “You are my Lord; I have no good apart from you” (Psalm 16:2, ESV). Tess* walked through the doors of the ExCeL London convention centre with a heavy …
Bible Reading: 1 Samuel 1, ESV You’ve likely read the names of Elkanah and Hannah as you’ve moved through the first few chapters of 1 Samuel. If you’re like many people, though, you may have raced on to all of the other amazing things that take place in this incredible book, and not stopped to think …
In part three of our summer series, we’re focusing on one of the most well-known figures of the Bible, a shepherd boy turned king who authored many of the Psalms. Though revered in many respects, King David also found himself deep in sin. Read how his genuine repentance reveals the character of our forgiving God—with …
Bible Reading: Isaiah 53:5, NKJV While the New Testament details the crucifixion extensively, my own personal belief is that there is no greater text dealing with the suffering of Christ than Isaiah 53:5. As we near Easter—a time in which we remember and celebrate the finished work of Jesus on the cross—I’m once again reminded of …
Sometimes it’s easy to take food for granted. But without it, the body doesn’t get the nourishment it needs. The same is true for our hearts. They need truth and love just like our bodies need fruits and veggies. God’s Word is the healthiest food you could give your heart. What we fill our …
In part two of our summer series, we’re focusing on the woman who met Jesus at the well full of shame and feeling like an outcast. Read excerpts from a Billy Graham sermon on this story from the Bible—and how Christ restored this Samaritan to be a Gospel witness. In our moments of deepest need, …