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Franklin Graham stood strong against the evil targeting Christians in Africa. He revealed that radical Islamists beheaded 70 believers in the Democratic Republic of Congo earlier this year. These killers want to force everyone to become Muslim—or die. Over 6,000 Christians have been murdered there since 2017, yet the media stays silent.
Samaritan’s Purse keeps working in Congo despite the danger. They bring food, hospitals, and hope while radicals spread terror. Graham said true Christians don’t run—they serve like Jesus, healing bodies and saving souls. The Gospel’s power outshines the darkness, even when evil strikes.
Graham linked this persecution to rising antisemitism in America. College campuses now breed hate against Jews, just like in Nazi Germany. He warned that radical ideologies want to destroy faith and freedom everywhere. Weak leaders let this poison grow while patriots stay quiet.
The attacks on October 7th showed the world Islamist brutality. Now, those same forces target Christians in Africa and Jews in our schools. Graham called it a spiritual battle between God’s truth and Satan’s lies. Without prayer and courage, evil will keep winning.
Liberals mock people who defend faith, but Graham won’t back down. He said real Christians forgive their enemies but never surrender. Samaritan’s Purse stays on the frontlines, proving love beats hatred every time. Their work shines light where governments fail.
Graham urged Americans to wake up before it’s too late. Schools teach kids to hate Israel and ignore Christian genocide. He said weak policies invite more attacks on believers worldwide. Patriots must fight for religious freedom before radicals destroy it.
Easter reminds us Christ conquered death—and His people will too. Graham praised the martyrs who died for Jesus, calling their faith unstoppable. He told viewers to share the Gospel boldly, no matter the cost. True victory comes from God, not politicians.
The hour is urgent. Graham begged Christians to pray, give, and spread hope. While evil rages, God’s people must stand firm. The Congo martyrs’ blood cries out—will America answer before our freedom burns?
