After seven events across three cities, the Big Sky Celebration came to a close Sunday night in Great Falls, Montana. As Will Graham presented the Gospel one more time, the 1,600 people gathered for the final event had one more opportunity to accept Christ as their Lord and Savior.
Rapid Response Team members working alongside Samaritan’s Purse volunteers
Rapid Response Team members working alongside Samaritan’s Purse volunteers
“What are you living for? Are you putting the emphasis in the right things?” As football season begins, Billy Graham has an important question for you to consider about what you’re dedicating your life to.
Staying true to Christ, Ontario woman participates in Quinte Celebration of Hope.
Three days after the United States was attacked on September 11, 2001, Billy Graham spoke words of peace and healing to a shocked nation at the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C. His timeless remarks can speak to us today—18 years later—as a country that still has much to learn in this ever-changing world.
Will Graham's message of hope for Helena, Montana.
Behind enemy lines, our mightiest weapon is wielded from a position of fervent prayer.
Why many Christians do not pray as they ought.
Belleville resident honors mother as he supports Quinte Celebration of Hope
At the height of his career, while leading a large church in California, Terry Wardle had an emotional breakdown and was institutionalized as a result. But Terry found hope when he began to let Jesus shine a light on the dark childhood memories he had tried to bury in the past.
Are natural disasters sometimes an instrument of God's judgment? I've wondered sometimes if God was trying to speak to us when these things happen.
