Mississippi’s Gulf Coast looks like a postcard from paradise—miles of white sand beaches, colourful hotels, and entertainment as far as the eye can see. People often come here searching for fulfilment in fun and relaxation. But Sunday, at the Gulf Coast Celebration of Hope, Will Graham explained that there’s only one place where you can …
An overflow crowd of more than 1,050 gathered to launch next year’s Regina Look Up Celebration with Will Graham on Nov. 14. And it was clear that God was answering prayer. One pastor in Saskatchewan’s capital city has been asking God for 14 years to bring unity to the churches. He felt God’s leading that when “the …
This time of year, football is king in Tallahassee, home to Florida State University. But on Sunday, thousands in Florida’s capital turned their attention to spiritual matters. Will Graham stood before 2,800 people at the Tallahassee Automobile Museum Field for the first night of the Sunshine State Good News Tour. He shared a message from John 3:16 about …
Bible Reading: Ecclesiastes 12:13–14, NKJV People will try many different things in an attempt to bring themselves happiness and fulfilment. Some pursue philanthropy, good deeds, mentoring, or positive social work. Others throw themselves into hobbies, jobs, or relationships. Unfortunately, there are many who pursue destructive vices that only bring suffering. While many follow the world’s path …
The sound of worship reverberated throughout ING Arena in Brussels on Saturday night as the name of Jesus Christ resounded through the rafters—and into two overflow areas set up for the Festival of Hope with Franklin Graham. In this multicultural city that serves as headquarters for both NATO and the EU, over 14,000 people lifted …
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 …
This summer, we’re looking at four people in the Bible, their stories of redemption, and what we can learn about God’s transforming power. Our last in the series focuses on the Apostle Paul, whose radical shift from persecutor of Christians to powerful evangelist left an incredible legacy for believers everywhere. Read more from Billy Graham …
Celeste* had been praying for her younger sister Luciana* to come to Christ for seven years. The older of the two sisters became a believer seven years ago. As her faith strengthened, it broke her heart to see her little sister drift further from the Lord as the years passed. But when Celeste heard that …
Bible Reading: Hebrews 3:7–19, NKJV “Do you ever get nervous before preaching to large crowds?” This is a common question that I often receive in media interviews. I answer honestly by saying, “Yes, every time.” However, it’s not the size of the audience that affects me. You see, as an evangelist, I take sharing the Word …
On June 6, protests against the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement turned violent across Los Angeles, prompting 4,000 National Guard members and 700 Marines to mobilise in an effort to quell civil unrest. Following a week of looting, fires, and broken curfews, a local church invited the Billy Graham Rapid Response Team (BG-RRT) to help …
In just over three years, more than 3,000 people have responded to the Gospel through evangelistic outreaches called the God Loves You Tour across the United Kingdom. These events—involving Franklin Graham and partnerships with local churches—have proclaimed the Good News to over 45,600 people in six cities. Thousands of churches have united for the sake …
Josia, a young evangelist attending the European Congress on Evangelism in Berlin, Germany, has experienced rejection for his faith in Jesus Christ many times. He often hits the streets in his home country of Germany to share the Good News of a relationship with God through His Son, Jesus Christ. “In Germany, most people think they are good …