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Franklin Graham: The voice of God can never be canceled

“The greater the hostility toward and opposition to the Gospel, the greater the growth of the church and the sanctification of God’s people. It’s always been that way, and always will be.”

Ruth Bell Graham: Parents are not miracle workers

A poem from Ruth Bell Graham

Andrew Murray: Created in Christ Jesus for good works

In the power of that life and resurrection, we are able, perfectly fitted, for doing good works.

Anne Graham Lotz: Loving Him … with His tears on my face

This Valentine’s Day, would you choose to love Jesus with His tears on your face? Then reflect on His love for you.

Christ makes all the difference

“For Christ himself has brought peace to us. He united Jews and Gentiles into one people when, in his own body on the cross, he broke down the wall of hostility that separated us” (Ephesians 2:14)

The marriage mystery

When we live in light of the great sacrifice of Christ for us, our marriages will become living testimonies that declare God’s wisdom in designing such a rich institution.

Cissie Graham Lynch: A hunger games society?

Our faith will often call for courage, and as Christians, we must stand unashamed.

Virtual Will Graham events reap spiritual harvest

'The Name of Jesus casts away all fear'

Billy Graham: What is the world coming to?

“In the midst of the pessimism, the gloom and the frustration of this present hour, there is one hope—the promise of Christ.”

Chef’s passion fills stomachs and souls

Only the Bread of Life can satisfy humanity's insatiable appetite

John MacArthur: An anchor in an age of anxiety

The most serious threats to the spiritual well-being of the church come from within, not from the world.

Franklin Graham: Christ’s light outshines any ‘dark winter’

It’s the Light of the Gospel, the Light of Christ, that shines into men’s hearts when they are born again, and it transforms them for all eternity. And it’s that Light that truly is the hope for our nation and for the whole world.”