In June 1971, the world-renowned evangelist Billy Graham stood before thousands at McCormick Place in Chicago to deliver one of his most powerful and unforgettable sermons titled “Who is Jesus?”
This historic message, preached at the Chicago Convention Center, is remembered as one of Graham’s most passionate calls for people to reflect on the life, identity, and mission of Jesus Christ. More than five decades later, the message continues to stir hearts, proving that the Gospel remains timeless and relevant.
Graham’s popular appeal was the result of his extraordinary charisma, his forceful preaching, and his simple, homespun message:
anyone who repents of sins and accepts Jesus Christ will be saved.
Behind that message, however, stood a sophisticated organization, the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association,
Billy Graham had a unique gift of preaching the Gospel with both simplicity and conviction. In “Who is Jesus?”, he explored the central question of Christianity—Who is this man called Jesus?
Was He just a teacher?
Was He a prophet?
Or was He truly the Son of God?
Graham’s words carried urgency, challenging every listener not just to know about Jesus but to make a personal decision about Him. His delivery was bold, yet tender—reminding people of God’s love and the eternal hope found in Christ.
Though preached in 1971, this sermon remains evergreen. Whether you are hearing it for the first time or revisiting it, the message compels you to reflect deeply on your own walk with God.
👉 Take a few minutes today to watch or listen to this message. Don’t let it pass you by without asking yourself the same question: Who is Jesus to me?
And for your convenience, you can also download the sermon to listen anytime and anywhere.
So, whether you’re a lifelong believer or someone still searching for answers, this sermon is a reminder of the most important question you will ever face:
Who is Jesus to you?
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