Tag: Billy Graham

By Billy Graham THE technological revolutions of today stagger our imaginations. We try to peer into the future, and if we could actually see what...

“I never expected I would live this long, outliving my beloved wife, Ruth, as well as many friends and loved ones,” Graham said last week. “I believe God must still have a purpose for keeping me here, and I look forward to seeing what that might be.”

AHEAD of a Thursday night campaign rally in North Carolina, Mitt Romney made an impromptu stop to meet with the Rev. Billy Graham and his son, Franklin, at the reverend's home outside Asheville.

"Mr. Graham had a quick recovery and responded very well to his treatment," Daniel Fertel, a pulmonologist at Mission Hospital in Asheville, N.C., said in a hospital news release.

HE spent last night in hospital but was reportedly able to watch the closing ceremony of the London Olympics on Sunday evening and eat breakfast on Monday morning.

TIMED to coincide with his 95th birthday, Graham is calling people in the United States and Canada to repentance as part of the “My Hope with Billy Graham” evangelistic outreach set for the week of Nov. 7, 2013.

WHEN she finished a section describing the terrible downward spiral of our nation’s moral standards and the idolatry of worshiping false gods such as technology and sex, she startled me by exclaiming, “If God doesn’t punish America, He’ll have to apologize to Sodom and Gomorrah.”

REMEMBER, Jesus' final command to His disciples to go into all the world and preach the Gospel has never been withdrawn, and we must take it very seriously.

TWO Heiban Bible College buildings in the Nuba Mountains of Sudan were destroyed last Wednesday when two bombs landed on the compound supported heavily by Samaritan's Purse.

DEEPENING financial chaos, seismic shifts in the geo-political landscape, the escalating violence and corruption—they all seem to cry out for someone who can swiftly step into the global fray and bring a lasting solution.