Billy GrahamChristianity is a Gospel of crisis. It proclaims unmistakably that this world’s days are numbered.
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Christianity is a Gospel of crisis. It proclaims unmistakably that this world’s days are numbered. The Bible tells us that Christ died for our sins, but it also tells us that He rose again three days later. The Christian Gospel is not an optimistic one; it is one of crisis and change.
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