In recent years, we have seen devastating environmental disasters—tornadoes, fires, floods, hurricanes and snow storms—but Billy Graham's daughter encourages us to share a comeback story that inspires hope this Easter. read more

Each of us can find ways to help specific people we know encounter the gospel. Thousands of believers across the nation, in every state, are taking the opportunity to do just that through the My Hope America outreach. read more

Franklin Graham sees people everywhere who claim to know God but do not live for Him. He's praying for a spiritual awakening this November. Will you join him? read more

Jesus clearly taught us that we were to preach the message of the kingdom to every nation. But did you know He gave us an even bigger assignment than that? Check it out. read more

In her latest musical venture, Darlene Zschech joins 11 Christian artists on the My Hope CD, which is paired with Billy Graham’s latest gospel-spreading effort called My Hope America. read more

Critical Christians are part of the problem with today's church, says Mark Driscoll. Here's what he thinks needs to be done. read more

Sharing our faith is at the crux of Christianity, but the biggest roadblock to evangelism is beginning the conversation. Here’s how to get started. read more

Nearly 7,000 people filled the seats at Radio City Music Hall last Friday and Saturday to worship with international church leaders. read more

Michael W. Smith has learned a lot from Billy Graham and reflects on that friendship as he prepares for the in-home crusade My Hope America. read more

Following a two-day evangelistic crusade in Orlando, Fla., find out what cities the international evangelist is targeting next in his push to save souls in America. read more

Christ for All Nations kicked off its Good News crusade in Orlando, Fla., on Friday night. The renowned evangelist said it’s time America “kicked the devil to the curb.” read more

I'm convinced that God's will for you is to talk with other people about Christ.

While witnessing to a guy on the streets of Denver once I explained how he could give his life to Jesus Christ. His response was, "That's too easy." I replied, "Do you want me to make it difficult?" read more

There's nothing more exciting than leading someone to Christ through a "power encounter" hosted by the Holy Spirit. I've seen a waitress come to Christ because a group of us out for lunch simply showed Christ's love and talked to her and gave her words of knowledge-even one about her cat! I've also experienced times in which the Spirit of God is so tangible during ministry or a personal interaction that people have asked me, "What is this, and how do I come to know this Jesus you are talking about?"

When Jesus spoke brief words of knowledge to the woman in Samaria, she told the entire village about the Lord. I believe these types of power encounters have been God's preference for evangelism all along. Other methods have some impact, but nothing gets your attention like finding out that God "has your number." read more

A few years ago a Christian friend of mine, who happens to be an ordained clergyman, was participating in a pro-life march in New York City. Several evangelical and Roman Catholic groups were represented, so there were, predictably, vigorous counter-demonstrations. Many of these were led by gays.

My friend said that for many long minutes a counter-demonstrator kept pace with him from a few feet away, screaming hateful obscenities at him. His tirade slowing down for a few seconds, he shouted this strange question at my friend: "Why do you people hate us?"

The question seemed quite unrelated to the pro-life issue, which of course it is. The questioner identified himself as a gay activist. read more

When I'm speaking at conferences and events across the country, I'm often asked why so many ministries use the media. After all, it's a very expensive business. Couldn't we use that money for feeding the hungry or helping the homeless? Wouldn't Joel Osteen, T.D. Jakes, Joyce Meyer, James Dobson (and even your local pastor) be better stewards if they spent God's money on more traditional evangelism?

All good questions. No one wants to waste financial resources or damage opportunities for reaching the lost. So, my first response to such queries is to study the life of Jesus.

How did He reach people? Where did He reach people? How did He make an impact on them? What can I learn from His life and ministry? read more

One of the highlights of my life is the time I put flowers on the grave of a man I had never met. I first heard this man's name—Samuel Zwemer—in the 1980s during a class at Al-Azhar University in Cairo, the oldest and most prestigious Muslim university in the world, sometimes called the "brain of Islam."

My professor taught us that throughout history Christians had attempted to destroy Islam. He reminded us of the bloody battles Christians had waged against the Islamic world during the 200 years of the Crusades. He pointed out the Western colonialism that had been practiced from the late 1700s to the mid-1900s.

"Now Christians have a new strategy to defeat Islam," he added. This strategy was embodied in the name and picture I saw in my textbook: that of Samuel Zwemer. read more