Anne Graham Lotz recently told end times televangelist Jim Bakker that President Trump removing U.S. troops from Syria could lead to 'the last of the Last Days.'
Anne Graham Lotz recently told end times televangelist Jim Bakker that President Trump removing U.S. troops from Syria could lead to 'the last of the Last Days.'
In an op-ed piece with Fox News, Anne Graham Lotz, daughter of Billy Graham, shared from her new book “Jesus in Me: Experiencing the Holy Spirit as a Constant Companion” how the Holy Spirit encouraged her during her cancer journey.
Anne Graham Lotz’s journey has been a tough one lately: A year ago, three years after the death of her husband and six months after the funeral of her famous evangelist father, she was diagnosed with breast cancer.
But the 71-year-old Bible teacher and daughter of Billy Graham says she has refused to give up hope and her faith remains a constant.
Evangelist Anne Graham Lotz updated her Facebook followers on her Cancer journey on Thursday as she praised God for giving her strength.
Anne Graham Lotz shared this week that she will be having her last cancer treatment next week.
Anne Graham Lotz wrote on her website this week that she believes that God may be using her cancer, to give her a message about Israel.
As Anne Graham Lotz begins the next step in her cancer treatment this week, she reminds her followers that she does not fear death.
On Thursday, evangelist Anne Graham Lotz announced that she would be taking the next year off to receive cancer treatment.
Last month on August 17, Evangelist Anne Graham Lotz revealed on her blog that she has been diagnosed with breast cancer and asked people to pray for. A month later, on September 18, Lotz had surgery to learn more about the severity of her condition.
On Monday, Evangelist Anne Graham Lotz revealed on her website that she has been diagnosed with breast cancer.
