A look at a magnetic personality--presented in his own words--portrays a successful businessman and fund-raiser, crusader for religion, and spiritual catalyst for world peace and equality.
With little structure or narrative this kind of reads like a super cut of Billy Graham quotes. Some of which were very poignant and resonated with me! The structure of the books works best when we can see how Graham’s views changed overtime (e.g., Race, Heaven) but that’s occurs far too little.
If you are reading it for Grahams religious insight I wouldn’t necessarily recommend it (it feels like there’s as much on his politics as his theology).