We are privileged to serve the historic organization, "the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association." Billy Graham and Franklin Graham are committed to sharing the word of God in their daily radio program "Hour of Decision®" in powerful ways that penetrate hearts. Committed to spreading the Gospel around the world through this evangelistic ministry, Billy and Franklin Graham continue to impact lives all across the globe via "Hour of Decision®."
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William Franklin Graham, Jr. (Billy Graham) was born on November 7, 1918 near Charlotte, North ...
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Franklin Graham III was raised in a log home in the Appalachian Mountains outside Asheville ...
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Football and Faith at Super Bowl
- Mon, Feb 6, 2012
Google God and Super Bowl and over 236 million options come up. Interesting facts like:
> Last year's game was the most-watched TV event ever, with an audience of 111 million.
> A 30-second ad will cost $3.5 million or $116,666,67 a second.
> NBC expects to net $250 million from the game.
Though, as the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association (BGEA) shares, giving God the glory on the game's biggest stage is the most important fact.
The pro football players who have professed their faith in Christ have a unique platform to share about Christ . . . and, as BGEA ...
3 Words for 2012
- Tue, Jan 3, 2012
Chris Brogan, New York Times Bestselling author challenges people to forego the idea of a resolution, and instead, come up with three words to help define their goals and experiences for the coming year.
He shares that resolutions are often too vague, or too directed towards one goal. It might be "lose 20 pounds" or "get hired." While he notes that these goals are fine, he challenges others to "dig deeper", to find three words that could be used as "lighthouses to guide you through stormy seas . . . words that will bolster you and give you a direction that goes beyond ...
The Joy of Christmas
- Mon, Dec 19, 2011
We had our Sunday School Christmas gathering this past weekend and as I looked around the room of single women - some widowed, some divorced, some never married, I was reminded how much in our lives seems "missing."
And yet, as our pastor read from Luke and we prayed together, giving thanks for the greatest gift we've ever been given, I was reminded how very much we have . . . in Christ.
And that is why Billy Graham's message Don't Miss Christmas, really ministers to my heart.
In this message (available on the ministry web site), Mr. Graham notes that ...