To those watching on TV, religion may seem absent from the Winter Olympic Games. Away from the spotlight, though, an estimated 3,000 missionaries are on hand.
To those watching on TV, religion may seem absent from the Winter Olympic Games. Away from the spotlight, though, an estimated 3,000 missionaries are on hand.
Graham was one of the titanic figures of American evangelicalism and his life spanned some of the interesting and tumultuous years of world history.
Since Reverend Billy Graham's death, many prominent cultural figures have been given the opportunity to speak about Rev. Graham's impact on their lives. In doing so, they have also been able to share the Gospel worldwide.
Billy Graham is undoubtedly one of the most famous evangelists in history.
Politicians have a “last hurrah.” Athletes take a “victory lap.” For Billy Graham, who announced that his 2005 New York crusade would be his final one in that city, it was a “last hallelujah.”
The world’s greatest evangelist died early Wednesday morning. Here are some thoughts, including from the late Chuck Colson, on the Rev. Billy Graham.
One of the many people whose lives Graham impacted was Kathie Lee Gifford, along with her entire family.
Christian evangelist Luis Palau, who has preached across the globe for five decades, says he has late-stage lung cancer.
It is easy to lose sight of what biblical evangelism should look like; it’s easy to turn evangelism into being about us or even the people we are trying to reach, rather than having Christ as central.
Nepal’s president recently signed into law a bill making evangelism and conversion to another religion a punishable offense in the country.
