#Franklin Graham

[socialjusticeinamerica]

When will deplorables wake up and realize that Televangelists are charlatan pick pockets that work for Republican grifters…

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#Franklin Graham #Franklin Graham and Putin #fake Christians #evangelical assholes #republican assholes #maga morons #Russian collusion #never trump

[not-safe-for-democracy]

#franklin graham #donald trump #stormy daniels #the hypocrisy

[aunti-christ-ine]

Stephen Hawking

8 January 1942 – 14 March 2018

#botd #stephen hawking #tweets #franklin graham #billy graham #god #satan #religion and reason

[officialyourdailyinspiration]

"Jesus is Lord! That is not negotiable." - Franklin Graham

#Jesus #Lord #non-negotiable #Franklin Graham #Christian Quotes

[makingdonalddrumpfagain]

#franklin graham #seditious domestic terrorism #tre45on

[whatisonthemoon]

Billy Graham’s Secret History

From @RobertSkvarla on Twitter:

Just started this, but it looks like it's going to be a banger: the FBI giving a researcher the runaround on Billy Graham's file and warning the Graham estate about the request so they have time to hide additional archival records

#billy graham #franklin graham #christianity #evangelicalism #united states of america #u.s. government

[nodynasty4us]

Franklin Graham alone deserves his own wing in the Trump ass-kissing museum.

Alvin McEwen at Holy Bullies and Headless Monsters

#evangelicals #franklin graham #donald trump

[worldwide-blackfolk]

Wait what?

#white evangelical #franklin graham #magat #bill clinton #donald trump #extra marital affair #stormy daniels #monica lewinsky #religion #flipped script

[4xplay-or-2not]

#Billy Graham #Franklin Graham #twitter #X #in God we trust #history #future

[tmarshconnors]

Thousands Hear The Gospel at Franklin Graham's God Loves You Tour in London 2023

#Franklin Graham #God Loves You Tour #London Event #Gospel Preaching #Evangelism #Christian Event #Faith Gathering #Inspirational Messages #Religious Outreach #Spiritual Awakening #Mass Gathering #Christian Ministry #Faithful Community #Salvation Message #London Venue #Religious Revival #Gospel Music #Faithful Testimonies #Worship Experience #Christian Speaker #today on tumblr #Youtube

[officialyourdailyinspiration]

“The sting of death is sin, and the strength of sin is the law. But thanks be to God, who gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ.

“Therefore, my beloved brethren, be steadfast, immovable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, knowing that your labor is not in vain in the Lord.” (1 Corinthians 15:56-58) - Franklin Graham

#Franklin Graham #1 Corinthians 15:56-58 #sin #death #thanks #God #law #victory #Lord #Jesus Christ

[motivateandinspiretoday]

Franklin Graham Words of Wisdom.   Franklin Graham is an American Christian evangelist and the son of the renowned evangelist Billy Graham. He has delivered numerous speeches and sermons over the years.

#youtube #Franklin Graham #Jesus Saves #God #Loves #Love #Life #Words of Wisdom #Grow #Growing #Live #peace #Grace #Mercy

[wutbju]

So Bob Jones III gave this enclosed "statement" to explain his reasoning for calling Jerry Falwell "terrible."

FALWELL PRAISES GRAHAM AND DESIRES SUCCESSOR

The October 1995 issue of the National Liberty Journal dedicated an entire page to the subject of "Passing the Torch," dealing with a possible successor to Evangelist Billy Graham. Jerry Falwell's "In My Humble Opinion" column was devoted to this subject. Falwell said that Graham's son Franklin, head of the ecumenical Samaritan's Purse, has the "same spiritual anointing as his father."

Falwell said, "If Dr. Graham does declare his heart and reaches out to Franklin, every leader in the body of Christ should sound the trumpet to loud agreement. All the spiritual and financial resources that God has gathered through and because of the long and faithful ministry of Dr. Graham should eventually be channeled toward world evangelization under the ministry of God's new Elijah. The world in the 21st century desperately needs another Giant."

Billy Graham says the Catholic gospel is the same as his own. He has turned thousands of converts over to apostate churches. He thinks the Pope is a great evangelist. He does not believe Hell is a place of literal fiery torment. He invites Catholic bishops onto his platform to bless those who come forward at his invitations. He praises Christ-denying Modernists.

So Falwell is bad because he likes Billy Graham. Billy Graham is bad Bob says he's bad because reasons.

That's about all we get from this last paragraph because it's just full of hyperbole.

That's not a reason, Bob.

#Bob Jones University #Bob Jones III #Jerry Falwell #Samaritan's Purse #Franklin Graham #Billy Graham

[edelweissacermacrophyllum]

Your army needs to be small

Deuteronomy 19 & 20, Psalm 45:1-9, Luke 15: 1-32

I wonder about the scale of this time period, how large the cities and how tall their walls were. It probably has deep theological implications for some reason or another but the real reason is that I want to visualize it. What sort of conflict happened? Did they have wars like we would imagine or just tribal skirmishes?

As I become a little less than satisfied with the likely historical accuracy of the events recorded here, I become more interested in the divinely inspired instructions and laws. Of course, Deuteronomy is not necessarily that. It could just be the ramblings of an old man with too much trauma in his past. But that seems unlikely.

Whatever happened in those days, the laws represent what people wanted to ascribe to the wisdom of God, for reasons that could have been selfish, kind, honest, or duplicitous. It gives me a bit of optimism to see that some of them are downright humanitarian and don't seem to serve the state at all. Take this passage for example: Chapter 20, entitled in my bible as, "Going to War" states that when people are called up to fight, if they have any legitimate excuse why they shouldn't fight, they can go home. This includes just being too afraid to fight.

However the next section allows for the women and children of a city to be 'taken as plunder' which sucks.

I while ago I went to hear Franklin Graham speak at a festival in the city where I live. My church had protested his arrival and I wanted to see what we were protesting against. Also, from his reputation I realized that I hated everything he stood for. As I typed this I wondered what an appropriate response to meeting him face to face would be. I wonder if he would change if more people he spoke to were dismissive or rude to him in daily life because his salary is over a million dollars and he works for non-profits. Also the political stuff. Would I have the courage to spit in his face? Would that be an okay thing to do? With covid it may be more of an assault than simply the vulgar protest I desire. Regardless, Graham's sermon at the festival discussed the story of the prodigal son, and with only a sentence or two that vaguely referenced the sanctity of heterosexual marriage as an exception, it was pretty safe for the liberal hotbed that is my city. The theme was basically that God would take you back if your returned to him. It's fine, but it misses the second point of the story and understandably so, because the second point is aimed directly at religious people.

I heard once that culturally everybody in the story is behaving shamefully: the younger son for leaving, the older for lashing out at his father, and the father for not beating his kids and instead indulging them. The elder son could, it was said, have justifiably beaten his father for failing to act as a patriarch should and taken over as he head of household. This would have been in line with some of Jesus' other stories.

God and Jesus just don't seem to be excited about the stuff that humans become unhealthily obsessed with. They don't look like they care about power or money or even, in some senses, what people think about them. It looks as if Jesus just wants to party and God wants to set up a kingdom where people can party and stop hurting each other. But I still don't have an answer for all the divinely inspired/mandated genocide.

#Bible in a year #Franklin Graham #Prodgal #Going to war #raising armies #Jesus