Lecrae finished the Festival of Hope with his trademark Scripture-laden music.
Franklin Graham delivered a Gospel message from Mark 10.
Many young people came forward to make commitments to Christ.
Thousands cheered on Lecrae, whose brand of Christian rap is one that resonates with fans of all different genres.
Praising Jesus from the front row of the Three Rivers Festival
Praying with one of the many youth who came forward Saturday night.
Making a decision to go deeper with Jesus.
Lacey sang to the audience in her hometown of Pittsburgh, interspersing personal stories of her faith journey.
Lecrae, quick to give God all the honor and glory for his success, treated the crowd to many older hits and they loved it.
Franklin Graham talks to the young people about eternal life.
A Three Rivers Festival of Hope volunteer helps distribute follow-up discipleship materials to the new believers.
The crowd filled the floor of the CONSOL Energy Center after responding to Franklin Graham's invitation.
Franklin Graham encouraged those who made decisions to pray and receive Christ. "Beside you is your new best friend," he said.
Many fans were excited when Lecrae started playing some of his old hits.
Dennis Agajanian warmed up the crowd with "Ain't No Grave."
Franklin Graham talks to the online audience at the Festival of Hope. More than 10,000 viewers from over 80 countries tuned into the live webcast.
We As Human's Justin Cordle and Lacey Sturm finished up a spirited set to open the Festival of Hope.
Pittsburgh's Lacey Sturm talks about how she became an atheist as a young girl when she heard her 3-year-old nephew was beaten to death.
Captivated on every word during Lacey Sturm's testimony.
Tedashii brought his biblically-based rap and talked about losing a 1-year-old son and how it increased his faith.
Tedashii's unique brand of music and spoken word is like having a musical emcee who always keeps the show moving.
Trying to keep up sign language during Tedashii's concert was no small feat.
We As Human began the Festival on a high-energy note.
The floor at CONSOL Energy Center in Pittsburgh was completely packed with people coming forward after Franklin Graham's invitation to receive Christ.