A sermon by evangelist Billy Graham delivered 47 years ago in St. Louis still presents truth today (video is below). In 1973, Graham spoke about crisis, worry, and peace – and about questioning God.
"I don’t put my trust in Washington. I don’t put my trust in the United Nations. I don’t put my trust in myself."
In the first short video below, Graham talks about the prophet Habakkuk who said, “'Lord please tell me what you’re doing.' And God said, 'No, I’m not going to tell you, Habakkuk. Because if I told you what I was doing you wouldn’t believe it.' If God today told us what He’s doing in the world, we wouldn’t believe it. Don’t you think God’s given up, and God’s abdicated, and God’s left the throne. He hasn’t. He’s still on the throne. And those of us that know Him put our trust in Him and Him alone. I don’t put my trust in Washington. I don’t put my trust in the United Nations. I don’t put my trust in myself. I don’t put trust in my money. I put my trust in the Lord Jesus Christ. When all the rest of it fails and crumbles and shatters, He’ll be there.”
In the full sermon video below, this portion can be found at 14:00 minutes in: