I am very thankful to my dad and mom who exposed us kids to Billy Graham. Any time the Billy Graham Crusades were on TV, we’d be watching it, and one time my dad even drove us to go see him. All I can think of is “Well done, good and faithful servant.”
Talked the talk, walked the walk.
Exceptional Leader.
He has been promoted to The Church Triumphant! What a glorious day for him!
Shake off that Parkinson’s and enjoy Heaven, sir!
I cannot imagine the peace with which this faithful servant followed God in his transition from this world to the next. I’m sure he is bathed in joy and light.
Passing is not that way for everyone. As my mother-in-law passed, the hospice director — a pastor — noted that she was doing a great job. I did not understand his comment. He told me, “She is at peace with the transition she’s embarking on. She’s trusting and following God. I’ve watched hundreds of people die, and the ones who are full of faith move from this world to the next seamlessly. People who do not believe in God have a terrible time. They struggle and fight. They have only themselves to cling to, which is never enough, in the end. It is awful to watch.”
I hope to go as a follower, not a helpless fighter!
I am so glad I was able to attend one of his “Crusades” in the 60’s! Changed my life and made me a believer. Thank you “Good and Faithful Servant”. Receive your reward!
Amazing how our spiritual leaders die right when we might need them the most.
Let’s see how many more “pass away” in the near future.
Coincidence?
Off topic: Want to see something that might blow your mind?
Where have you gone, Billy Graham, now? A nation turns its lonely eyes to you… 🙁
Not so sure Tsunami. Kids look like kids a lot of the time. Some seem to resemble the earlier photos a bit.
“Absent from the body, present with the Lord.”
We’re in South California and just now we passed a billboard on I-10 with his picture and written “Gone Home.”
Good man RIP
He’s more alive than any of us right now.
RIP
Have always held him in high regard. So glad I went to one of his Crusades at Texas Stadium when it first opened, I believe before the Cowboys had played a game in it. It’s now a construction site.
It took me decades to fully appreciate Billy Graham like I should.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=7&v=iwv0AyDFeCw
The Last great evangelist has gone home.
I am very thankful to my dad and mom who exposed us kids to Billy Graham. Any time the Billy Graham Crusades were on TV, we’d be watching it, and one time my dad even drove us to go see him. All I can think of is “Well done, good and faithful servant.”
Talked the talk, walked the walk.
Exceptional Leader.
He has been promoted to The Church Triumphant! What a glorious day for him!
Shake off that Parkinson’s and enjoy Heaven, sir!
I cannot imagine the peace with which this faithful servant followed God in his transition from this world to the next. I’m sure he is bathed in joy and light.
Passing is not that way for everyone. As my mother-in-law passed, the hospice director — a pastor — noted that she was doing a great job. I did not understand his comment. He told me, “She is at peace with the transition she’s embarking on. She’s trusting and following God. I’ve watched hundreds of people die, and the ones who are full of faith move from this world to the next seamlessly. People who do not believe in God have a terrible time. They struggle and fight. They have only themselves to cling to, which is never enough, in the end. It is awful to watch.”
I hope to go as a follower, not a helpless fighter!
I am so glad I was able to attend one of his “Crusades” in the 60’s! Changed my life and made me a believer. Thank you “Good and Faithful Servant”. Receive your reward!
Amazing how our spiritual leaders die right when we might need them the most.
Let’s see how many more “pass away” in the near future.
Coincidence?
Off topic: Want to see something that might blow your mind?
https://media.8ch.net/file_store/23867fa83b462efaf2923087fee6a5ff04a36a3d65db805db178b3ebf9af12a5.jpeg
Mr. Graham was a true apostle of Jesus Christ.
Where have you gone, Billy Graham, now? A nation turns its lonely eyes to you… 🙁
Not so sure Tsunami. Kids look like kids a lot of the time. Some seem to resemble the earlier photos a bit.
“Absent from the body, present with the Lord.”
We’re in South California and just now we passed a billboard on I-10 with his picture and written “Gone Home.”
Good man RIP
He’s more alive than any of us right now.
RIP
Have always held him in high regard. So glad I went to one of his Crusades at Texas Stadium when it first opened, I believe before the Cowboys had played a game in it. It’s now a construction site.