Franklin Graham preached the Gospel of Jesus Christ on the final night of the Oklahoma City Good News Festival.
The band All Sons and Daughters started out the evening with a powerful worship set.
Worshiping God to the music of All Sons and Daughters.
An interpreter helped people who are deaf or hearing impaired to experience the Good News Festival.
Singer, spokeswoman and Oklahoma resident Anita Bryant took the stage to introduce Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin.
Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin told the crowd about her faith in Jesus Christ before granting Franklin Graham honorary Oklahoma citizenship. Franklin said he asked the governor if that would get him out of a speeding ticket, should he ever get pulled over. The answer was "no."
Getting a view of the action from the best seat in the house.
A choir of more than 1,000 singers from different churches and denominations led the packed arena in worship.
Michael W. Smith closed out the night with a long list of popular songs. He celebrated the new believers who accepted Christ and reminded them of God's promise to never leave or forsake His people.
Alfie Silas and Tommy Coomes of the Tommy Coomes Band sang out to God before Franklin Graham took the stage to preach the Gospel.
Franklin Graham preached on the story of Zacchaeus the tax collector from the book of Luke. He explained that, like Zacchaeus, we have no time to waste when it comes to having a life-saving encounter with Jesus.
These women held onto each other as they walked forward during the invitation to accept Jesus Christ.
A trained Festival counselor talks with two girls who responded when Franklin Graham gave the invitation to accept Jesus.
The two-night Good News Festival packed the Chesapeake Energy Arena in Oklahoma City. More than 20,000 others watched the Festival live on the web over the course of the weekend.
Having a moment with God during the invitation to accept Christ.
One of the smallest ones to respond to the invitation speaks with a trained counselor.
A Festival counselor speaks with a man who had a powerful response to the Gospel.
Fast-picking musician Dennis Agajanian rocks out with fiddle player Dave Gaylord.
