My and Tracey‘s trip to Wilmore, Kentucky, resulted in another added blessing.
Decision
magazine decided to use my picture of the auditorium at Asbury university as
their cover photo for the April edition!
My friend Lee Weeks quoted
me in their cover story, and they used two more of my pictures in the story.
I’ve never
had a photograph published in anything!
I heard they are sending hundreds of copies of the magazine to Asbury. Read Lee's entire article, "Signs of Revival," here.
The Apostle
Paul faced significant opposition and criticism while he ministered in the city
of Corinth. The resistance could not stop him, however, and he continued
sharing the Word of God. The Bible says many Corinthians heard the
Gospel, believed, and were baptized. During that time, the Lord spoke to
him, saying, “Do not be afraid, but go on speaking and do not be silent, for
I am with you” (Acts 18:9–10, ESV).
In difficult
days, we must remember God promised He would always be with His people—those
who believe
in Him, according to the Scriptures, repent of their sins, receive Him into
their lives, and follow Him in obedience. As our country continues to turn
further away from God and the Bible, followers of Jesus must work to preserve
His truth for future generations.
Read the entire article by Franklin Graham here.
Picture used by permission from Pixabay.
As I write this letter, we are preparing for Prayer March 2020 in Washington, D.C., on Saturday, Sept. 26. I’m calling Christians from all over America to join me at our nation’s capital to walk and pray, from the Lincoln Memorial to the Capitol building. This is not a demonstration or a political rally—but it is a time for believers to join together, crying out to God on behalf of our land.
He tells us
in His Word—while speaking to King Solomon and the people of Israel—that when
their nation experiences great difficulty that if “My people who are called
by My name humble themselves and pray and seek My face and turn from their
wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, will forgive their sin and will heal
their land” (2 Chronicles 7:14, NASB).
Read the entire article here by Franklin Graham.
Picture from BGEA
This week the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association celebrates 70 years of ministry.
Cissie Graham Lynch,
daughter of Franklin Graham, and Abby Johnson, former Planned Parenthood
director, urged Americans to consider religious liberty and the sanctity of
human life when voting in November.
Lynch
reminded listeners of the first line of the First Amendment, particularly the
phrase “free exercise of religion.”
“That means
living out our faith in our daily lives—at our schools and at our jobs. And
yes, even in the public square,” she said.
Read the entire article here at Decision Magazine.
Picture used by permission from Pixabay.