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Billy Graham: "Hope and Change" Has Become a Cliché In America

Posted by Prince Malachi The First on October 9, 2013 at 4:55pm
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Rev. Billy Graham said that America was founded upon Biblical principles and the idea that people can freely worship God without fear of government oppression, adding that "hope and change" slogans are a cliché in the nation and that it is disconcerting "to think that any American could hope for change from what God has blessed."
"Americans have always fought for freedom. This is why America was founded: to worship the one true God openly with no fear of tyranny," said Rev. Graham, 94, in a wr
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What Kind of People Ought We to Be in These Last Days?

Posted by Prince Malachi The First on July 17, 2011 at 8:55pm


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There has been a lot of speculation about the end times lately, especially in light of recent storms. I saw firsthand the devastation and carnage that accompanied the fierce, deadly tornadoes that swept across the South and the Midwest this spring.

 

I've seen lots of disasters in my lifetime, but the scenes that I witnessed in Alabama and Missouri were among the most horrific I've encountered anywhere.
Many are asking if the seemingly growing numbers of such catastrophes could be an indicatio
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Bishop T.D Jakes Admonishes Rev. Franklin Graham for Questioning President Obama’s Faith

Posted by Prince Malachi The First on May 26, 2011 at 7:34pm

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Coming off the success of his hit film “Jumping the Broom,” Bishop T. D. Jakes appears on TV One’s “Washington Week with Roland Martin” Sunday at 11am Eastern.

On the show, taped on Friday, host Roland Martin asked Bishop Jakes to respond to comments made by conservative preacher Franklin Graham:

Roland Martin: Rev. Franklin Graham has made some comments on several occasions as recently as three weeks ago really questioning, if you will, the faith of the President. He said the President has tol

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