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Without God’s Unseen Help, You Are Helpless
Pride makes you want to take all the credit for things you've accomplished, but you would be nowhere with God's love and help.
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I Have a Hard Time Trusting God
Some people may be sincere believers, yet they still have a hard time taking their hands off their situation and living by faith.
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The Cure To Worry Is Trust In God
You don't need to have anxiety about the future or the bad things that might happen. God is in control, and you can trust in Him.
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There Is Only One Way To Fill the Empty Space In Our Souls
In our search for happiness, we seek all kinds of ways to fill the empty place in our souls that may work for a time—but eventually they all fail.
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Do you think we’ll ever get back to the days when they allowed prayer in our public schools?
Billy Graham offers 3 things to keep in mind when it comes to prayer in public schools.
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What Do I Have To Do To Make God Like Me?
If your child does something wrong, do you stop loving them or caring about them? God still loves us, and He cares deeply what is happening to us.
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I’ve Always Had Physical Problems. Does God Hate Me?
Evil, sin, and sickness are complete mysteries, but God's Word says that Jesus has conquered it all because He loves us.
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Don’t Ignore Today’s Blessings When Longing for the Future
Looking forward to retirement isn't wrong, but don't daydream your present life away. God has placed you where you are right now for a reason.
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God Loves You Despite Your Unhealthy Behaviors
Lifestyles that damage your body can also damage your soul, and God wants to save you because He loves you.
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Honoring Christ With Your Money
Do we love things more than we love God? How we use (or misuse) our money is more than a practical matter—it's also a spiritual issue.
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Even When You Mess Up, God Still Loves and Values You
One of life's hardest lessons is that we cannot change the past. But we can change the future—and with God's help, it can be changed for the better.
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A Strong Marriage Starts With God At the Center
How can you have a strong marriage? First, see it as a solemn vow of commitment—a commitment not only to each other, but also to God.
Answers
Read thoughtful responses to a wide assortment of questions from Billy Graham’s My Answer column and other resources.
