When Truth Is Not Popular
Billy Graham received criticism throughout his life simply for telling the truth. But we need truth more than ever.
Billy Graham received criticism throughout his life simply for telling the truth. But we need truth more than ever.
I’ve long observed that the natural flow of the human heart is toward itself, rather than toward others. That truth fuels a single-minded passion for pursuing purpose.
Throughout his life, Billy Graham, placed a high priority on spending time with God every day. Here's how.
4 Things I learned about life and ministry from my relationship with Billy Graham (Photo courtesy of Rick Warren)
"Perhaps few of us will speak to such giant crowds, but that doesn't mean we can't collectively impact our generation in the way he did his."
"In all my memories of him, Billy just liked to sit around and chat and be a regular person. He would be as interested in you as you were in him."
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.
Many leaders, both past and present, spoke out to honor the influential preacher and evangelist.
We need mentors. We need spiritual fathers and mothers pouring into us.