In this blog post, the writer discusses the passing of Eugene Peterson and F.F. Bosworth and how they both had conversations with their deceased loved ones as they were dying. The author suggests there are remarkable similarities in their final moments. He also notes the experiences of Peterson and Bosworth are not uncommon in church history.
Upon Billy Graham's death, a quote, attributed to Graham, went viral because it supposedly expressed very succinctly, Graham's outlook on death and the eschaton. Interestingly, the quote does not appear anywhere in his published writings.... more
Upon Billy Graham's death, a quote, attributed to Graham, went viral because it supposedly expressed very succinctly, Graham's outlook on death and the eschaton. Interestingly, the quote does not appear anywhere in his published writings. A very similar quote however does appear in the D.L. Moody's autobiography. This article explains the context of the quote attributed to Graham, the original penned by Moody, and argues that the quote is fittingly attributed to both given Graham's deep respect and admiration for Moody and his intention to follow in Moody's footsteps, and to even exceed what Moody had accomplished.
