In this thoughtful message drawing from Genesis 1:1, John 3-4, and other Scriptures, Billy Graham addresses the deep questions many people have about God—like George Lucas wondering if there's a God and what He might be like. He explains that [...]

In this powerful message from John 8:32, Billy Graham declares that true freedom comes only from knowing the truth—Jesus Christ Himself—who sets us free from sin's penalty, power, and ultimately its presence. Amid debates with religious [...]

In this passionate message from the Song of Solomon, Billy Graham explores the profound, misunderstood meaning of true love—especially married love, family love, friendship, and God’s supernatural agape love that transforms every relationship. [...]

In this sobering message from Psalm 90, Billy Graham reminds us how brief and fragile life truly is—seventy or eighty years at best, filled with labor and sorrow, vanishing like a vapor or shadow. With time collapsing around us in our fast-paced [...]

In this beautiful story from Luke 15, Billy Graham shares the parable of the prodigal son—a young man who demanded his inheritance, left home for wild living, lost everything in a famine, and ended up broken in a pigpen. Yet when he came to his [...]

In this urgent message from Matthew 6:24, Billy Graham drives home the truth that no one can serve two masters—you must choose between God and materialism, because you’ll end up hating one and loving the other. He paints the picture of a deep [...]

In this encouraging message from Matthew 11:28-30, Billy Graham presents life as "The University of Life"—a required curriculum where you're born, you live, and you die, with judgment waiting at the end. But amid the exhaustion, [...]

In this powerful message from 2 Peter 3, Billy Graham focuses on «that day"—the unique, certain return of Jesus Christ to earth, a day of revelation, judgment, and ultimate salvation. He describes it as a shocking unveiling for the unprepared, [...]

In this powerful message on the cross of Christ, Billy Graham highlights how the cross, once a brutal Roman instrument of torture and death, became the ultimate symbol of God's redeeming love and our salvation. Drawing from Scripture like [...]

Billy Graham passionately urges believers to glory only in the cross of Jesus Christ, as Paul did in Galatians 6:14, because it alone reveals the depth of our sin, displays God's immense love, provides the exclusive way of salvation, [...]

In this message drawn from John 4, Billy Graham tells the story of Jesus' deliberate journey through Samaria to meet a woman at Jacob's well, offering her living water that satisfies the deepest spiritual thirst forever. He stresses how [...]

Billy Graham draws from 1 Corinthians 10 to remind us that every temptation we face is common to humanity, yet God is faithful to provide a way of escape through Christ. Highlighting biblical examples like Vashti, Daniel, Joseph, Moses, and Jesus [...]

Billy Graham tackles the deep question from Galatians 5:11 about why the cross remains an offense—a stumbling block and scandal—even though it's now a cherished symbol in churches and jewelry. He explains that the cross offends because it [...]

In this message Billy Graham confronts the question at the heart of our time: Who is Jesus Christ? Amid widespread cultural interest—from statues in Rio to books, movies, and teen movements—he presents Jesus as fully human yet eternally God, the [...]

Billy Graham shares heartfelt stories of transformed lives and marriages during the Toronto crusade, then turns to Scripture to affirm that God designed the family as the foundational institution of society. He warns of modern pressures—rubbish [...]

In this sermon from Matthew 6:24, Billy Graham stresses that no one can serve both God and materialism—you have to choose one master. He paints a picture of a world full of restless young people searching for purpose and a cause, warning that [...]

Billy Graham preaches from Romans 1:17 and Galatians 6:7-8 on the powerful principle of sowing and reaping, explaining that the just live by faith in Christ's righteousness, not our own works. He warns that what we sow—whether to the flesh [...]

In Luke 15, Billy Graham unpacks Jesus' three parables of the lost sheep, lost coin, and lost son to show how God passionately seeks out sinners who are lost through foolishness, carelessness, or outright rebellion. Focusing on the prodigal [...]

Billy Graham shares the story of Zacchaeus from Luke 19, a wealthy but despised tax collector who climbed a tree out of curiosity to see Jesus, only to hear the Savior call him by name and invite Himself to his home. Through that encounter, [...]

Billy Graham preaches from Hebrews 12:27-28 about a coming great shaking of the world—earthquakes, social upheaval, moral collapse, and global tensions—yet God's unchanging kingdom remains unshakable. He points to enduring truths like [...]

Billy Graham preaches from Genesis 3 on how God blocked access to the tree of life after the fall, introducing death as both judgment for sin and a mercy to prevent eternal life in corruption. He confronts our culture's avoidance of death, [...]

Billy Graham preaches from Acts 16 on Paul and Silas in prison, beaten and chained yet singing praises at midnight, leading to an earthquake that opens the doors and brings the jailer to ask, "What must I do to be saved?" Paul answers [...]

Billy Graham draws from 1 Corinthians 9:24-27 and 10:12-13 to challenge young people facing intense peer pressure and temptations like drugs, sex, and overindulgence, urging them to say "no" through self-discipline and reliance on [...]

Billy Graham centers on John 3:16—the Bible's most famous verse—as the heart of the Gospel, declaring God's immense love for the world in sending His only Son so that whoever believes won't perish but gain eternal life. In a time of [...]

Billy Graham preaches from Luke 11:29-32, where Jesus calls His generation evil for demanding signs, declaring Himself the ultimate sign—greater than Jonah and Solomon—yet rejected like Jonah's message was initially heeded in repentance by [...]

Billy Graham preaches from Luke 16:19-31 on the rich man and Lazarus, showing a vivid contrast between a life of luxury ignoring the poor and ending in torment, versus humble suffering leading to comfort in Abraham's bosom. He stresses that [...]

Billy Graham speaks on the home as the foundation of society, quoting Psalms to warn that when foundations are destroyed, even the righteous struggle. Sharing personally about his 42-year marriage to Ruth and her influence, along with stories of [...]

Billy Graham preaches from John 3:1-7 on Jesus telling Nicodemus—a respected religious leader—that even he must be born again to see God's kingdom, emphasizing a personal spiritual rebirth through repentance and faith rather than relying on [...]

In this sermon from Hebrews 2, Billy Graham stresses the urgent need to pay close attention to the gospel message so we don’t drift away from the great salvation offered through Jesus Christ. He paints a sobering picture of a world filled with [...]

Drawing from the storm on the Sea of Galilee and the deliverance of the demon-possessed man in Mark 4-5, Billy Graham shows Jesus' power to calm chaos in life and free people from the grip of evil forces and sin. He stresses that the soul is [...]

In this sermon on Deuteronomy 32:31, Billy Graham uses Moses' warning—"Their rock is not our Rock"—to contrast the false foundations people build their lives on, like atheism, materialism, pleasure, revolution, or religiosity, with [...]

In Luke 14's parable of the great supper, Billy Graham illustrates how people make excuses to reject God's invitation to salvation, just like the invited guests who prioritized land, work, or family over the feast. He warns that [...]

In this sermon from Mark 6, Billy Graham uses Herod's tormented conscience—mistaking Jesus for the resurrected John the Baptist he had beheaded—to show how guilt eats away when we ignore God's moral law written on our hearts. He warns [...]

In Joshua 24:15, Billy Graham highlights Joshua's bold declaration—"As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord"—as a call for every person to make a decisive choice between serving God or idols, whether subtle modern ones like [...]

In Matthew 16, Billy Graham points to Jesus' rebuke of the Pharisees for demanding signs while ignoring the clear signs of the times, then ties it to the story of Jonah as the only sign given to a wicked generation—the supernatural event of [...]

In Luke 10's parable of the Good Samaritan, Billy Graham explains Jesus' response to a lawyer asking how to inherit eternal life and who his neighbor is—emphasizing that loving God fully and loving others (including those of different [...]

In John 2, Billy Graham highlights how Jesus knew people's hearts and wouldn't commit Himself to superficial believers who only followed Him for miracles, then moves to Nicodemus in chapter 3, stressing the absolute necessity of being [...]

In Matthew 12, Billy Graham focuses on Jesus calling the sign-seeking generation evil and adulterous for demanding proofs, declaring the only sign they'll get is Jonah's three days in the fish—foreshadowing Christ's death, burial, [...]

In Daniel 5, Billy Graham recounts Belshazzar's arrogant feast, mocking God with sacred vessels, only to face a divine hand writing on the wall: "Mene, Mene, Tekel, Upharsin"—your kingdom's numbered, you're weighed wanting, [...]

This sermon, based on 1 Kings 18, focuses on the story of Elijah's dramatic confrontation with the prophets of Baal. The key point is that we cannot remain spiritually neutral; just as Elijah challenged Israel with "How long halt ye [...]