Billy Graham Sermons: The Powerful Question We Can’t Escape
Listen to one of the most powerful Billy Graham sermons, a classic 1971 Chicago crusade message on who Jesus really is and why we can’t escape Him.
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Truth That Transforms
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Truth That Transforms
Classic Sermons
There’s something special about a sermon that refuses to fade. Long after the pulpit goes quiet and the congregation goes home, the words of early church fathers like Augustine and John Chrysostom still find people. So do the voices of the Reformation, such as Martin Luther and John Calvin, and the preachers of the great evangelical awakenings, including John Wesley, George Whitefield, and Jonathan Edwards. The same is true of the preachers of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, from Charles Finney, Charles Spurgeon, and D.L. Moody to A.W. Tozer, Martyn Lloyd-Jones, and Billy Graham. They still stir us, steady us, and sometimes gently trouble us in just the way we need. These preachers weren’t chasing trends. They opened the Bible and spoke plainly about sin, grace, grief, and hope, because they knew the people in front of them were hurting and hungry for truth. Whether you’re a pastor looking for a model to learn from, a curious reader exploring church history, or simply someone who longs for something deeper than a quick devotional, pull up a chair. These sermons have been waiting for you.