This recording of Billy Graham is from the Vancouver School of Theology and Regent College prior to the Vancouver Billy Graham Crusade in 1984. In this meeting Billy Graham shares some insights he had during his visits and meetings in the Soviet Union. This brief address was followed by a Q&A session where Graham answered questions regarding Reagan's faith and politics, ethical conducts of evangelists, advice for aspiring evangelists, and clarification regarding the existing degree of religious freedom he felt in the Soviet Union.

Billy Graham, the American Christian evangelist, is best known for his worldwide evangelistic crusades. Graham has also been an adviser to many American presidents. He has authored 30 books including Nearing Home, Storm Warnings, Just As I Am, and Facing Death and the Life After.

Nicholas Wolterstorff challenges two misconceptions of justice - the notion of justice mainly proposed by John Locke, and the mis-translation of 'justice' in the English-speaking world as 'righteousness'. He instead proposes an understanding of justice grounded in the Hebrew understanding of the word 'Shalom' with strong connotations of 'flourishing' as the right trajectory. He then shows how this understanding is inseparable from the worshipping life of the church.