Hi, I'm Jim Dennis with Dennis Informed, and this is the Daily article for Monday, November 12, 2018.

When Chip and Joanna Gaines began remodeling homes, they had no idea that God would turn their business into a global witness.

Their television show became the most watched series in the history of HGTV with an estimated audience of 25 million viewers.

Chip and Joanna left their show to have a fifth child and take time off for their family,

but they announced last Friday on the Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon that they're about to return to television.

Discovery has confirmed that it is an exclusive talk to create a lifestyle-focused media network for the couple, consistent

with their Christian faith. The gains his hope, quote, to build a different kind of platform

for unique, inspiring, and family-friendly content. Our culture needs such content more than ever.

When Billy and Ruth Graham received the Congressional Gold Medal in 1996, Dr. Graham told an assembly of our nation's most powerful leaders, quote,

You know the problems as well as I do, crime and violence, children taking weapons to school, broken families, drugs, teenage pregnancy, and corruption.

The list is almost endless. We have confused liberty with license, and we're paying the awful price.

In the two decades since, has our culture moved closer to God or further from him?

Billy Graham spent his first birthday in heaven this week. The man who preached to more

people than anyone in Christian history passed into God's presence last February. He would

have turned 100 last Thursday.

And so he celebrated his first century of life with the one who gave him eternal life.

Speaking of the man she called Daddy, and Graham Lotz remembered his love for, quote,

old blue jeans, comfortable sweaters, and a baseball cap. As she thought about his remarkable mind

and heart, she noted,

quote, I can't help but also think of his message because he was immersed in it, saturated

in it. He was his message, a simple man who had responded to God's love by placing his faith

in Jesus, receiving the assurance that his sins were forgiven, that he would not perish,

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