Billy: The Early Years

[MrVersatile48]

Billy: The Early Years, starring up-and-coming actor Armie Hammer in the title role, covers Graham's life from his salvation experience at a 1934 tent revival in Charlotte, North Carolina, through moments of uncertainty concerning his calling, before coming full circle to become the great evangelist known throughout the world.

Catching a rising star
Veteran TV director Robby Bensonâ€â€the voice of Beast in Disney's Beauty and the Beastâ€â€told CT Movies that he is quite impressed with Hammer's performance.

"I feel like I'm watching the beginning of a major movie star's career," Benson said. "I don't think I've ever seen anything like it in four decades of work. I've never seen anybody work as hard, I've never seen anyone absorb information as well, and to be honest, I've never seen the camera love someone as much as it does Mr. Armie Hammer. He's just absolutely brilliant." ...

http://www.christianitytoday.com/movies ... elist.html

 

[MrVersatile48]

It's my prayer, & I'm sure the prayer of many round the world right now, that God uses this film - even before its fall release, to call, anoint & equip more folk to be 'labourers in the vineyard' of lost, dying souls in this lost, dying world, yes?

"The fields are white to harvest, but the labourers are few: pray the Lord of the Harvest send forth labourers"

Within the past few days, I've heard both Todd Bentley & Rodney Howard Browne emphasise that the Great Commission of Mark 16 & Matthew 28 is addressed to all believers

See http://www.BibleGateway.com

Todd Bentley has just begun talking about 'the woman with the issue of blood' - feeling directed by the Lord to minister to folk in despair tonight - http://www.God.TV - Sky *760

"Jesus, moved with compassion..."

God bless!

Ian

 

[Catholic Crusader]

CBN.com – LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA (ANS) -- Speaking on the April 2 edition of CNN's Larry King Live program Dr. Billy Graham said that that Pope John Paul II was the most influential voice for morality and peace in the world in the last 100 years.

Dr. Graham told Larry King he had the privilege of seeing the Pope on several occasions at the Vatican.

"And tonight, I have a very strange feeling of loss. I almost feel as though one of my family members has gone. I loved him very much and had the opportunity of discussing so many things with him. And we wrote each other several times during the years," Dr. Graham said.

Larry King asked Dr. Graham: "Did he actually say to you once, "We are brothers' "?

GRAHAM: That's correct. He certainly did. He held my hand the first time that I met him about 1981 -- he'd just been Pope for two years when I saw him first. Because when he was elevated to the papacy, I was preaching in his cathedral in Krakow that very day. And we had thousands of people in the streets. And watching the television today of Krakow has brought back many memories.

KING: You said that he was an Evangelist.

GRAHAM: He was, indeed. He traveled throughout the world to bring his Christian message to the world. And we see tonight the outpouring from the world that he touched. And I think he touched almost everybody in the whole world.

 

[MrVersatile48]

Hi CC!

It is my prayer that 'Papa Ratzi' - (Is Joseph Ratzinger known as Benedict now?) -as such a leading RC theologian that he was known as "God's Rottweiller" in his last Vatican job - will also endorse & speak well of Dr Billy Graham

& this faith-full film, yes?

'The faith once for all committed to the saints' is the only true basis of the true Christian unity that has always existed between all true 'members of the household of faith', yes?

God bless!

Ian

 

[MrVersatile48]

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Why Should We Bother To Keep the Ten Commandents?

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Q: I'm not trying to be difficult, but if Jesus paid the price for all our sins, then why should we bother to keep the Ten Commandments? After all, the Bible says we can't be saved by keeping God's laws, doesn't it?


A: Read Billy Graham's answer

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No prizes for guessing his reply to this:-

Are you calling God's Word heresy?

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God bless!

Ian :D

 

[Catholic Crusader]

Hi CC!

It is my prayer that ...Benedict... will also endorse & speak well of Dr Billy Graham

& this faith-full film, yes?

Speak well of Graham? Perhaps. Endorse him or the film? Don't hold your breath. The Vicar of Christ and successor of Peter could never "endorse" heresy.