Tag: Billy Graham Evangelistic Association

Eighty-three percent of Hispanic church pastors indicate their experiences in this role have led to personal spiritual growth.

The majority of Hispanic congregations are actively engaged in their community for the purpose of sharing the gospel. This includes serving the practical needs of people, conducting special events to meet people and proclaim the gospel, and church members personally sharing the gospel in conversations.

The gospel speaks hope to hopeless people, struggling to be good enough, hungry for grace and mercy.

The church must better utilize the gifts of evangelists if we are to reach our post-Christian culture.

Lon Allison: An Ordinary Man and His Extraordinary God

Throughout his life, Billy Graham, placed a high priority on spending time with God every day. Here's how.

Reaching the lost will cost you resources, time and patience. The parable of the lost coin provides some insights about whether it's worth it.

At the peak of Graham’s legacy was his driving conviction that every human being must come to a crisis point with Jesus. For 60 years, he lived it, preached it and drove it into the consciousness of evangelical America.