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From the writings of the Rev. Billy Graham

Q: There’s a lot being said about alien sightings. Some are laughing about it while government agencies are exploring whether such a thing is real or fake. Added to this is the longtime pop culture that elevates angel activity in blockbuster movies and bestselling novels. Are angels only active in ...Read more

From the writings of the Rev. Billy Graham

Q: I guess this is an age-old question, but how can people who have shady and selfish motives, and use questionable methods to obtain the praise and support of their peers, attain success? And, is man’s success God’s definition of success? – A.D.

A: The Bible tells us, “Keep this Book of the ...Read more

From the writings of the Rev. Billy Graham

Q: A Hollywood actor announced on Bill Maher’s podcast that he was “Christian-adjacent.” I’ve never heard that term, but it drew attention to other high-profile people who state that they’re Hindu-Christians, Jewish Christians, Muslim-Christians, etc. Hyphenated religion sounds like a mixing ...Read more

The San Diego Islamic Center is typically a bustling crossroads, with kids in school, the faithful coming to pray and others simply taking part in cultural activity.

But these days, the site is busy for another, much darker reason. The community is mourning. An ever-growing pile of bouquets of lilies, daisies and sunflowers and notes sits at ...Read more

Q: Dear Rabbi Gellman, Catholicism holds "animals have mortal souls that perish when the body dies" – therefore, animal souls don't go to heaven.

Humans have immortal souls and those souls (if good) live on in Heaven. Hopefully, when my time comes, I will be welcomed into Heaven. I hope to be reunited with my parents and those ...Read more

From the writings of the Rev. Billy Graham

Q: A lot of people ask what God is like, but it seems that few ask what Satan is like. I’m not sure if the devil’s name is Lucifer, Satan or both, but is the Bible clear on Satan’s role in the world? – S.K.

A: In the millenniums past, there was ...Read more

The gunmen who killed three people at the San Diego Islamic Center left behind a 75-page document that preached hate, anti-Islam and antisemitism and promoted violence and chaos, law enforcement sources familiar with the investigation told the Los Angeles Times.

The manifesto was titled “The New Crusade: Sons of Tarrant” and made reference ...Read more

The gunman who killed three people at the San Diego Islamic Center left behind a 75-page document that preached hate, anti-Islam and antisemitism and promoted violence and chaos, law enforcement sources familiar with the investigation told the Los Angeles Times.

The manifesto was titled “The New Crusade: Sons of Tarrant” and made reference ...Read more

The gunman who killed three people at the San Diego Islamic Center left behind a 75-page document that preached hate, anti-Islam and antisemitism and promoted violence and chaos, law enforcement sources familiar with the investigation told the Los Angeles Times.

The manifesto was titled “The New Crusade: Sons of Tarrant” and made reference ...Read more