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On the evangelist’s 99th birthday, we look at the role desire played in so many decisions for Christ.
Ten ways the evangelist remade the movement and reshaped American Protestantism.
When Billy Graham Took His Ministry TransatlanticFor all that separated America and Europe in the 1950s, their experience of the crusade leader was remarkably similar.
Why John Perkins Didn’t Want More White Christians like Jonathan EdwardsA violent and sinful history calls for a clearer presentation of the gospel.español
Died: Bill Glass, Football Star Who Changed Evangelical Approach to Sports and PrisonsThe Cleveland Browns defensive end was good at sacking quarterbacks, but his real passion was witnessing for Christ.
What Comes After the Ex-Gay Movement? The Same Thing That Came Before.Old-school evangelical leaders once knew the value of “care” over “cure.”español简体中文한국어繁體中文
Where Billy Graham Is RememberedThe late evangelist is larger than life with monuments, markers, and museums.
Died: Luis Palau, Who Preached the Gospel from Portland to Latin America and BeyondThe Argentine-born evangelist rose from Billy Graham translator to lead millions from more than 80 countries to make decisions to follow Jesus.españolPortuguêsالعربيةFrançais简体中文한국어Indonesian繁體中文
Without Henrietta Mears, Evangelicalism as We Know It Probably Wouldn’t ExistMeet the woman who mentored the leaders and fostered the institutions that fueled its 20th-century transformation.
US Capitol to Install Billy Graham Statue in 2021After five years of planning, the Bible-wielding preacher will replace a white supremacist North Carolina governor in the national collection.
Quick To ListenEpisode 215|55minDo White Evangelicals Love Police More Than Their Neighbors?How a Christian concern for teenagers turned into a reverence for law enforcement.
Female Evangelical Leaders Have a Hidden Predecessor to ThankKathryn Kuhlman’s story offers a case study of the indisputable achievements of strong evangelical women and the equally indisputable roadblocks they often face.
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