Bible
Will Graham Devotion: 4 Ways to Spot False Teaching
Bible Reading: 2 Peter 2:10-16, NKJV In our society today, false beliefs and teachings are often accepted without ever being tested. People believe that social media memes and TV talking heads are the source of truth. They latch on to rumours, myths and hearsay like it’s the final word. Sadly, heresy (non-biblical or anti-biblical teaching) is …
God Loves You Tour Impacts Youth in Baltimore Suburb
A crowd of 3,900 didn’t let the bad weather hinder them from attending the second stop of the God Loves You Tidewater Tour with Franklin Graham Sunday in Timonium, Maryland, US. Despite gloomy, grey skies and rain, musical artists Dennis Agajanian, Marcos Witt, and Newsboys led worship at the Maryland State Fairgrounds while the audience—in a …
Franklin Graham: Resurrection and Revival
Just a few weeks ago, I had the privilege of filming an Easter message while standing in front of the famous Colosseum in Rome. It was the same Colosseum where countless Christians were martyred by a brutal government that persecuted and slaughtered followers of Christ, and the same city where apostles Paul and Peter were …
Why is the Bible filled with mysteries? I thought Jesus came to clear things up with people.
Q: Why is the Bible filled with mysteries? I thought Jesus came to clear things up with people. Why are we left with so many questions about suffering, sickness, and despair? Our world is filled with it, and I am at a loss to help my friends who are not believers to understand where Christians …
The University of Life
Jesus said, “I am the way, the truth, and the life.” He can give you peace and joy. Billy Graham explains more in this 1985 message from Fort Lauderdale, Florida. GIVE TO WHERE MOST NEEDED I want to reach the world with the Good News by equipping the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association UK with resources—including personnel, materials, support …
Racism, Reconciliation, and the Church’s Response
What does racial reconciliation look like from a Biblical perspective? How can the church respond to this issue that seems to permeate every aspect of today’s society? “We can’t ignore what’s happening in our culture, and we’re going to have to talk about it in the church,” Cissie Graham Lynch said on this week’s episode of …
Newsletter: The Lord Continues to Work in Powerful Ways
Dear Friend, It seems like so much has happened since God called my father home five years ago this month. Through your support and prayers, the Lord continues to work in powerful ways through this ministry to call countless people to Himself. As I look back on his life, I’m reminded of God’s faithfulness—and I’m …
5 Ways to Handle Grief, Loneliness During the Holidays
This is my comfort in my affliction, that your promise gives me life. —Psalms 119:50 (ESV) Christmas isn’t a joyful season for everybody. Grief—whether from loss, loneliness or both—crescendos around this time of year for many, and the deep, emotional pain can seem like almost too much to bear. Isaiah 53:4 states, “Surely He has …
LISTEN: The Rest That Endures
In this 1960 message from Hamburg, Germany, Billy Graham explains the meaning of Matthew 11:28 and the rest Jesus promises to those who seek Him. You can have the rest Billy Graham talks about. Find peace with God.
Anne Graham Lotz Bible Study: Finding Calm in a Chaotic Christmas Season
This past year, we have seen news reports of people rioting in city streets, suicide bombers in public squares, deranged gunmen opening fire in random acts of violence, brutal murders and rapes and kidnappings. We have experienced the continuing threat of COVID-19, of looming inflation and of nuclear weapons possessed by rogue dictators. At the …
Cissie Graham Lynch: Devotionals or God’s Word?
As a mum in her mid-30s, Cissie Graham Lynch has found that many women primarily scan through quick devotionals—instead of opening their Bibles. “Devotionals have become more popular than God’s Word,” Lynch said on Instagram. “We do not know God’s Word and what it says because we have become too dependent on other people’s words and …