We have all heard of Samaritan's Purse, one of the world's great humanitarian organizations. Since founded by Bob Pierce in 1970, Samaritan's Purse has provided aid to those in need, as a key component of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association.
This week, Rick Gage and Go Tell Ministries invade Louisiana with the Good News. After months of planning, the crusade team is ready. For the next four days, October 14-17, the Hope4U2018 Crusade will rock Alexandria.
What does it mean to speak to God — and to hear Him communicate back? This is a question that continues to be discussed and debated in religious and secular circles alike, especially in an era in which atheists and skeptics are increasingly vocal about their view that "listening to God" is problematic or, at the least, nonsensical. 
"If My people who are called by My name will humble themselves, and pray and seek My face, and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin and heal their land" (2 Chronicles 7:14).
One of the largest seminaries in the world has gone where no seminary has gone before – to prison. Offering a fully accredited Bachelor of Science degree in Biblical Studies, the seminary has graduated two classes in its first six years. Graduates commit to being "field ministers" who work in small teams with fellow inmates to minister to other inmates. State lawmakers are hoping these seminarians will help reduce recidivism and violence in the state's prisons.
The Hope Center, located in Plano, Texas, is a one-of-a-kind ministry that serves as home to 43 other ministries. Founder and CEO June Hunt has seen her vision of a true kingdom-minded ministry fulfilled through this amazing consolidation of dozens of ministries dedicated to the same purpose – proclaiming the Good News and being the Body of Christ in a fallen world.
The capacity for a new political leader to usher in national revival has been a subject of debate across generations. With a culture saturated with relativism, the slippery slope toward spiritual and moral collapse is a ship long since sailed. Turning Ship America back to her Captain will be no easier than turning the Titanic away from the iceberg. And we know how that turned out.
Rick Gage and GO TELL Ministries came to West Georgia April 24-27 and saw 600 decisions made for Christ. The Taylor Memorial Stadium of Haralson High School in Tallapoosa was filled with praise, worship, and the bold preaching Rick is known for. In January church leaders from 28 participating churches gathered for the Kick-Off Banquet, and God showed up in a big way. Three months later, their work and prayers came to fruition with an unbelievable outpouring of God�s Spirit that changed hundreds of lives for eternity.
"Incredible passion." "High energy." "Amazing story." Those are the words used by church leaders to describe John and Guy Earle, when they have brought them in for crusades, revivals, and other events.
Jeremy Lanphier had hoped more would come that day. But at least there were six. So, on September 23, 1857, at lunchtime, he did not moan about the small number who turned out in response to his advertisement. Instead, he knelt down with the others in the rented hall on Fulton Street, New York.
He is the most recognized evangelical leader of the past century. He appeared on the list of the most admired Americans a record 55 years. He preached to 2.2 billion people, with 3.2 million registered decisions for Christ resulting from his crusades and evangelical efforts. His name is William Franklin Graham, Jr. Nearing his 97th birthday, he has just released his final book, Where I Am: Heaven, Eternity, and Our Life Beyond.