In a recent Facebook post, renowned religious figure Franklin Graham delivered a powerful message emphasizing the importance of faith and salvation. Quoting from the book of Romans in the Bible, Graham shared a passage that encourages believers to confess their faith in Jesus Christ and believe in His resurrection for salvation.
The passage, Romans 10:9-14, highlights the significance of both heart-belief and verbal confession in the journey of salvation. Graham’s post resonates with the idea that anyone who believes in the Lord Jesus will not be disappointed and that salvation is available to all, regardless of their background.
Graham’s message underscores the pivotal role of preachers and messengers in spreading the word of God, allowing individuals to hear and believe in Him. Through this inspirational message, Franklin Graham continues to provide spiritual guidance and encouragement to his followers on social media.
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I believe in the Lord and that Jesus has. Risen. Amen
Amen so true.??
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God’s word is true. I am lifted. Thank you sir.
I believe Amen
Praying ? God Blessings to all who Believe and Praying ? that who doesn’t Believe will !!! AMEN ?
May the Living God deliver you from Matilda Holtzhausen the lesbian transvestite.
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Thank you Franklin Graham for sharing the way to accept Jesus as savior may someone who doesn’t know Christ as their savior become saved as a result of reading it.
Thank you for being obedient to the Holy Spirit. I hope many come to Christ as a result of it.
Keep following the LORD and letting him work through you
And all that you do for the glory of God.
Have a blessed and peaceful day.
Amen to that
Tell that to 45
It is refreshing to see a pillar of the evangelical/fundamentalist community finally share the truths of Romans 10:9. It’s just that simple, folks. Jesus Christ is Lord.
God is so good!!! We are truly BLESSED!!! His word is True!!!!
Amen Yeshua Amen!❣
Dear Franklin Graham please work towards building a global community where all peoples can live together in mutual respect and where the powerful do not treat other nations as they would not wish to be treated themselves. Any ideology – religious or secular – that breeds hatred and disdain for others is failing the test of our time.
The first person to formulate what has become known as the Golden Rule was Confucius: “Do not do to others what you would not like them to do to you.” It was, he said, the central thread that ran through all his teaching and should be practised “all day and every day”.
It requires us to look into our own hearts, discover what gives us pain and refuse, under any circumstance whatsoever, to inflict that pain on anybody else. Every single one of the major faiths has developed its own version of the Golden Rule and has insisted that it is the prime religious duty.
“My religion is kindness,” says the Dalai Lama; faith that moves mountains is worthless without charity, said St Paul; the Golden Rule was the essence of Torah, said Rabbi Hillel: everything else was “only commentary”. The bedrock message of the Qur’an is not a doctrine but a summons to build a just and decent society where there is a fair distribution of wealth and vulnerable people are treated with absolute respect.
The religions also insist that it is not sufficient to confine your compassion to your own group. You must have what one of the Chinese sages called jian ai, “concern for everybody” – honouring the stranger and loving your enemies.
Why, then, do we hear so little about compassion from the religious? Because whether they are religious or secular, people often prefer to be right rather than compassionate. Certainly the religious traditions have a deeply intransigent strain. But we have a choice. We can either emphasise this intolerance, as extremists and fundamentalists do, or we can make a concerted effort to make the compassionate voice of religion audible in our troubled world.
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Amen! God is faithful!
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Total believe
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AMEN AMEN
Amen, you are my master and saviour.
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Amen n Amen.
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God turned my life around for without him I am nothing…
Brother Franklin Graham i have a prayer request please. My sons friend died tonight. This guy was in the serviceman with two purple Heart’s. Around 30’s 40’s generation of friend’s & loved one’s very sad!!! Will you please offer up prayer for him & all that is heart broken tonight.. Unanwsered Question’s.. Needing Anwser’s Brother Graham..??????
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JESUS loves us so much he includes us in his name thank you FATHER John 3:16
Amen!! THANKYOU LORD!
Wow this is the main thing you should do talk about Jesus , not Trump
No. You left out baptism. Read the ENTIRE Bible and preach it.
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Love this scripture! We should all be about the Lords business of sharing the good news of his saving grace!
God I’m so greatful to know you , amen
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Amen I gave my heart to God and was baptized and do thankful that God saved me!
Don’t trust Franklin, he’s telling you one thing but is doing something completely different. He’s a fake Christian who worships a man. He see truths and says it’s not he sees bad and calls it good. Too many of them are using God’s name to deceive people, wake up don’t be fool.
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Thank you Franklin Graham.
You do your father proud.
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God bless your every endeavor.
Thank You Lord I need Your Forgiveness everyday