In this stirring message delivered in 1975 at Texas Tech University Stadium, Billy Graham expresses deep pride in being American and announces plans for nationwide crusades in 1976—the nation's bicentennial year—to spark spiritual revival and [...]

In this powerful evangelistic message from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Billy Graham addresses the reality of death as both a judgment for sin and a merciful limit that prevents eternal life in corruption, drawing from Genesis 3 where God guards the [...]

In this stirring message from Luke 14:25-33, Billy Graham challenges the large crowds following Jesus—and the massive stadium audience in Tampa—to count the cost of true discipleship, explaining that following Christ means putting Him first above [...]

In this powerful evangelistic message delivered in 1975 at Texas Tech University Stadium, Billy Graham expresses deep pride in being American and announces plans for nationwide crusades in 1976—the nation's bicentennial year—to spark spiritual [...]

In this moving message from John 20:24-29, Billy Graham focuses on the hands of Jesus, using Thomas's doubt and eventual declaration of faith to explore the creating, healing, compassionate, blessing, suffering, knocking, and outstretched [...]

In the aftermath of the September 11th attacks, Billy Graham reflects on true heroism seen in ordinary people risking their lives for others, drawing a powerful parallel to Jesus' sacrificial love on the cross. Using John 3:16 as his key text, [...]

Billy Graham turns to Galatians 5 and the "offense of the cross" to explain why the message of Christ's crucifixion still stirs opposition today. In a world gripped by fear, restlessness, and moral decay, he shows how the cross [...]

At the University of Notre Dame, Billy Graham explores the biblical meaning of "fool," contrasting worldly wisdom with God's perspective. He describes various types of fools—from those who deny God to those who mock sin, chase [...]

In John 11:25, Jesus declares to Martha, “I am the resurrection and the life,” offering comfort after Lazarus’s death and promising eternal life to all who believe in Him. The sermon powerfully explains that while our bodies will die and animals [...]

In John 18:37-38, Pilate asks Jesus, “What is truth?”—a question that echoes the credibility gap many feel today about truth in society, science, and life. The sermon explains how the devil started the first credibility gap by lying to Adam and [...]

In Luke 23:39-43, one of the thieves crucified beside Jesus repents in his final moments, asking, “Lord, remember me when Thou comest into Thy kingdom,” and Jesus promises, “Today shalt thou be with Me in paradise.” This powerful story shows that [...]

In Matthew 24:36-39, Jesus compares His coming return to the sudden judgment in Noah's day, when people carried on normally until the flood came unexpectedly. The sermon asks if the world is ending and answers from Scripture: not the end of [...]

This sermon, based on Hebrews 12:26-28, addresses the pervasive uncertainty of our rapidly changing world. The preacher argues that while societies and technologies shift, the nature of God, His moral law, and the path to salvation through Jesus [...]

Billy Graham powerfully explains in this message from Hebrews 9:22 that without the shedding of blood, there is no forgiveness of sins—pointing to the central truth that Jesus Christ shed His precious blood on the cross as the only atonement that [...]

In Luke 15 Jesus tells three parables—the lost sheep, the lost coin, and the prodigal son—to show how deeply God loves lost sinners and how heaven explodes with joy when even one repents and comes home. The preacher lingers on the story of the [...]

Billy Graham delivers a stirring call from Joshua 24:15 in this San Jose crusade message, challenging every listener to make an immediate, decisive choice: serve the living God or the idols of materialism, pleasure, and self. Echoing Joshua's [...]

In this gripping sermon from Daniel chapter 3, Billy Graham recounts the bold stand of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, who refused to bow to Nebuchadnezzar's golden image even under threat of a fiery furnace, choosing instead to trust and [...]

Billy Graham brings the story of Zacchaeus from Luke 19 to life in this Halifax crusade message, showing how Jesus deliberately sought out the most despised, wealthy tax collector who climbed a tree just to catch a glimpse—calling him by name, [...]

In this powerful message from Luke 14 at the Tangerine Bowl in Orlando, Billy Graham challenges young people especially to seriously count the cost of following Jesus, explaining that true discipleship demands full surrender of body, mind, and [...]

In this deeply moving sermon from Job 14:14, Billy Graham confronts the age-old question that haunts every heart—"If a man die, shall he live again?"—drawing from the oldest book in the Bible to affirm with unshakable certainty that yes, [...]

In Luke 21:25-28, Billy Graham points to the dramatic signs in the heavens and the overwhelming distress on earth as clear indicators of the end times, yet he powerfully reminds us that when these things begin to happen, we should look up with hope [...]

In Galatians 6:14, Billy Graham shares how the Apostle Paul refused to boast in anything except the cross of Christ, because it reveals how serious our sin really is, shows the endless love God has for us, stands as the only true path to salvation, [...]

In Luke 4:16-21, Billy Graham presents Jesus' declaration in the Nazareth synagogue as His mission statement—to bring good news to the poor, heal broken hearts, free captives, give sight to the blind, and liberate the oppressed—reminding us [...]

Billy Graham stresses that fallen human nature cannot achieve lasting world peace—our morals lag behind our technology—and points to Luke 21:25-28 as evidence of coming signs of distress, urging us instead to find real hope by looking up to the [...]

In Luke 23:42-43, Billy Graham focuses on the thief on the cross who, in his final moments, simply asked Jesus to remember him—receiving the astonishing promise of immediate paradise—showing that no sin is too great, no moment too late, for God’s [...]

In Psalm 102:6-7, Billy Graham reflects on the deep loneliness many feel today—like a solitary bird on a housetop—tracing it to humanity’s separation from God caused by sin, and pointing to Jesus as the ultimate friend who heals that loneliness [...]

In John 3, Billy Graham explains Jesus' words to Nicodemus—that even a deeply religious leader like him must be born again to enter God's kingdom—showing that no amount of good works or religious effort can save us, only a supernatural [...]

In Matthew 4:1-11, Billy Graham examines the three temptations Jesus faced in the wilderness—turning stones to bread, jumping from the temple pinnacle, and gaining all kingdoms by worshiping Satan—showing how Christ resisted completely through [...]

In John 14:16-18, Billy Graham highlights Jesus' promise to send the Holy Spirit—the Comforter who dwells with and in believers forever—emphasizing that every true Christian experiences His presence and power, convicting of sin, giving new [...]

In Ecclesiastes 11:9–12:1 and 1 Corinthians 7:29, Billy Graham reflects on the shocking brevity of life—how quickly youth fades, time slips away, and judgment comes—urging us to remember our Creator now, redeem every moment, and make an immediate [...]

In John 2:23-25, Billy Graham shows how many believed in Jesus because of His miracles, yet He did not commit Himself to them because He knew what was truly in their hearts—reminding us that intellectual belief or religious activity isn’t enough; [...]

In 2 Peter 2:5-9, Billy Graham points to God’s past judgments on the ancient world and Sodom and Gomorrah as warnings of coming judgment on sin, yet also highlights His loving deliverance of the righteous like Noah and Lot—reminding us that while [...]

In John 5, Billy Graham tells the story of the paralyzed man at the pool of Bethesda who waited 38 years for healing, showing how Jesus sees our deepest needs—physical, moral, spiritual—and offers instant wholeness through faith, repentance, and [...]

In Daniel 3, Billy Graham recounts how Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego refused to bow to Nebuchadnezzar's golden image despite the threat of a fiery furnace, choosing faithfulness to God over compromise—showing us that when we stand firm for [...]

In John 8:32 and related passages, Billy Graham declares Jesus as the ultimate Truth that sets us free from sin’s bondage, exposing the devil as the father of lies who blinds people and spreads deception—urging us to repent, receive Christ by [...]

In John 14:16-18, Billy Graham explains Jesus’ promise to send the Holy Spirit as our Comforter—God Himself—who lives in believers forever, convicting of sin, giving new life, indwelling us, empowering service, producing fruit like love and joy, [...]

In Matthew 12:38-40, Billy Graham highlights Jesus pointing to Jonah’s three days in the great fish as the ultimate sign of His own death, burial, and resurrection—the greatest miracle proving God’s love—while warning that seeking endless signs [...]

In Luke 10:25-37, Billy Graham shares the parable of the Good Samaritan to answer who our neighbor is—anyone in need—and shows how Jesus calls us to love God fully and love others practically, like the Samaritan who helped the wounded man, [...]

In Luke 2 and the Christmas story, Billy Graham reminds us that the angels' message to the shepherds—"Fear not"—brings good news of great joy because Christ has come to take away our deepest fears, offering true peace, forgiveness, [...]

In Psalm 102:6-7, Billy Graham describes the profound loneliness many feel—like a solitary bird in the wilderness—yet finds deep optimism in Christ, who brings hope, purpose, forgiveness, and ultimate victory over the world’s troubles through His [...]

In Matthew 12:38-40, Billy Graham emphasizes Jesus pointing to Jonah’s three days in the great fish as the supreme sign of His own death, burial, and resurrection—the greatest proof of God’s love—while urging us to find true meaning, purpose, and [...]

In Matthew 12:38-40, Billy Graham explains how Jesus rebuked those demanding signs, pointing instead to His own resurrection as the ultimate sign—like Jonah in the fish—proving God’s love and offering eternal life to all who believe, while calling [...]

In Psalm 102:6-7, Billy Graham paints a vivid picture of deep loneliness—like a solitary bird in the wilderness—yet finds real optimism in Christ, who overcomes the world’s troubles through His cross, resurrection, and promised return, bringing [...]

In this powerful message from Joshua 24, Billy Graham urges the crowd to make a decisive choice: serve the Lord wholeheartedly or chase after the idols of this world like materialism, pleasure, and greed. Drawing from Joshua's farewell [...]

In this sermon titled "A Cure for Heart Trouble" from Matthew 22:37-40, Billy Graham explains how Jesus summed up the entire law in two great commandments: loving God with all your heart, soul, and mind, and loving your neighbor as [...]

In this urgent message from Luke 21 and the story of Lot's wife in Luke 17:32, Billy Graham warns that the world today mirrors the days of Sodom—full of pride, wealth, pleasure, neglect of the needy, and moral decay—just before sudden judgment [...]

In this eye-opening sermon from 1 Corinthians 3:18-20, Billy Graham explores what the Bible really means by calling someone a "fool," contrasting worldly wisdom—which God sees as foolishness—with the seemingly foolish choice of following [...]

In this profound message from Job 14:14, Billy Graham confronts the timeless question that haunts every heart—"If a man die, shall he live again?"—drawing from the Bible's clear answer: yes, there is life after death, proven by [...]

In this heartfelt message from Hebrews 9:22, 11:6, and John 15:5, Billy Graham shares three things no one can do without for true forgiveness, peace, and a life that pleases God: the shedding of Christ's blood for forgiveness of sins, personal [...]

In this moving message from Mark 10:46–52, Billy Graham tells the story of blind Bartimaeus, who cried out desperately for Jesus' mercy as He passed by, refusing to be silenced despite the crowd’s rebukes. Through Bartimaeus' persistence, [...]