Revised and updated with foreword written by Franklin Graham, Storm Warning by Billy Graham speaks to the growing anxiety among many Christians and unbelievers alike by contrasting Biblical accounts of ‘Storms’ to our current culture.
One thing I can truly say about the Graham family is this – each member whether it be Ruth, Anne, Franklin, or Billy – you do not leave an encounter with any of them without hearing the salvation message.
I cannot think of another leader and his family that is so focused on the Gospel than the Graham family, though I certainly wish it were otherwise. We could use a few more strong Christians like the Graham’s.
Storm Warning centers on the book of Revelation with relevant, current examples. Many find the book of Revelation to be confusing. Graham certainly dispels that idea. He writes in a straightforward, honest and genuine manner that anyone could understand.
What I found most interesting were the chapters focusing on the Four Horsemen. My husband and I have had many discussions on this topic and reading Graham’s words on the subject warmed my heart in some ways, while filling me with sadness for those who refuse the free gift of Salvation on the other.
All in all this book is a must for any Church library. I recommend it highly especially for a new believer with desires to hear a clear message from the book of Revelation for the times we live in.
I often find myself laughing at those that consider Billy Graham simplistic. Somehow I know Billy Graham would consider that accusation a compliment. The Gospel, the Good News to men, is absolutely, beautifully simple – so simple you have to morph its message to make it appear anything but simple.
Get this one for your home library. Read about what the Scripture says about the days we live in and be thankful to the God of all comfort.
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Storm Warning
By Billy Graham / Thomas Nelson |
# Hardcover: 304 pages
# Publisher: Thomas Nelson (May 11, 2010)
# Language: English
# ISBN-10: 0849948134
# ISBN-13: 978-0849948138
Disclaimer:
The review copy of this book was provided free of charge by Thomas Nelson Publishing and was donated to the library of Westwood Baptist Church.
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