Billy Graham is four years away from celebrating a century of life, and he’s still one of the strongest figures on the evangelism circuit.
“He’s not yet lost focus on the gospel and reaching people for Christ,” says his daughter, Anne Graham Lotz, to Premier. “My father is a very humble man, and I think that comes from his walk with God.”
Lotz continues, praising her father’s humility and roots, noting that the famous Graham, who has led millions to the Lord through his crusades and organizations, does not forget that his father was a dairy farmer.
“That humility, that focus and that faithfulness to God’s call on his life I would want,” she says.
Lotz also praises her mother, who was a deeply passionate woman, for her influence on both Lotz’s and Graham’s lives.
If the faith were strictly for appearance’ sake, Lotz says, she would have been turned off years ago. But the genuine devotion of the Graham family has sparked revival across the world.
