Faith

Changed by Grace: King David

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 …

Tips for Memorising Scripture With Kids

  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 …

Changed by Grace: Zacchaeus

This summer, we’re taking a look at four Bible figures, their temptations and struggles, and what we can learn from their encounters with God. Each instalment includes Biblical insight from the Graham family.  Week one focuses on a greedy and prideful tax collector named Zacchaeus—and how he answered God’s call.  God opposes the proud but gives …

Changed by Grace: The Woman at the Well

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, …

Answered Prayers Abound in London

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 …

Chaplains Offer God’s Peace Amid Protests in Los Angeles

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 …

Newsletter: Igniting a Gospel Fire in Europe’s Darkness

Igniting a Gospel Fire in Europe’s Darkness Dear Friend, In just a few short weeks, we are convening the European Congress on Evangelism in Berlin, Germany. I’m so grateful for the opportunity to host pastors, evangelists, and Christian leaders for this time of Biblical teaching and fellowship. The congress isn’t just timely—it is urgently needed. …

Will Graham Devotion: Lessons From Jonah’s Tumultuous Journey Across the Sea

Bible Reading: Jonah 1, NKJV We live in a sin-sick and dark world. This statement shouldn’t come as a surprise to you, especially if you’re reading it as a follower of Jesus Christ. All around us are people—from family to co-workers to celebrities—trying to push a sin-filled, post-Christian worldview. Sadly, many in our churches are also …

Newsletter: Thousands Give Their Lives to Christ in Ethiopia

Historic Gospel Outreach In the Horn of Africa Dear Friend, I recently returned from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia’s capital, where we saw God move in amazing ways through the two-day Encountering God evangelistic outreach. The Crusade was held 8–9 March, exactly 65 years after my father preached there. In the nation’s largest outdoor gathering space, 117,000 …

8 Bible Verses on the Worth of Children

Although the Bible may seem like a large book with challenging topics for kids to grasp, Scripture has something for everyone—and it’s clear that God cares for the life of every child. In the Gospels, Jesus even rebuked His disciples when they tried to hold children back from coming to Him. Find encouragement in God’s …