Evangelist Franklin Graham took to Twitter this week chastising Democrats for omitting the phrase “so help me God” from witness oaths, and singling out a Tennessee representative who said God doesn’t belong in Congress.
Evangelist Franklin Graham took to Twitter this week chastising Democrats for omitting the phrase “so help me God” from witness oaths, and singling out a Tennessee representative who said God doesn’t belong in Congress.
David French wrote in the National Review, “It’s hard to think of a single prominent American Christian who better illustrates the collapsing Evangelical public witness than Franklin Graham, Billy Graham’s son.
Evangelist Franklin Graham is pushing back against comments by Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg, a gay man who has made faith a major part of his campaign.
A region of South America with a seemingly bleak future heard the hope-filled message of Christ last week.
Thousands of students, alumni, and allies of the small evangelical college, Taylor University, are protesting Mike Pence’s May commencement speech at their school.
Evangelist Franklin Graham was banned from Facebook last week over a post he wrote two years ago and now Facebook is apologizing.
Franklin Graham took to Facebook on Wednesday to call out the news media as “vicious and relentless.”
Apple CEO Tim Cook announced to the Anti-Defamation League that the company will ban speech or news content that they do not like.
Evangelist Franklin Graham says as suicide rates rise in the country, “people need hope.”
