Billy Graham: God's Ambassador is the only authorized video biography of Billy Graham ever made. Featuring two hours of rare, archival footage of Dr. Graham's early life, his ministry, and his worldwide evangelical efforts, the documentary also features more than one hour of bonus material, including Dr. Graham's Portland, Oregon, Crusade sermon.

Billy and Ruth Graham are portrayed through news media clips as well as personal family photos in many geographical settings that show Billy as a world's statesman. The film is gripping and moving through the decades from Truman to current President, Bush, giving clear understanding of the true humility and concern for individuals throughout the Earth regardless of their political or personal views. The film uses news media objectivity that lends to credibility of this documentary. Its appeal will cross all religious and non religious persuasions.

The life and times of the evangelist Billy Graham are the subject of this documentary. Graham was a North Carolina farm boy with average scholastic aptitude and more interest in baseball than the Bible. Ruth Bell was the Chinese-born daughter of American medical missionaries; she met Graham, her future husband, at Wheaton College in Illinois. The two of them made a great team, even though Graham's life as an international evangelist kept them apart more often than they were together. Graham's career took him to England, Poland, Hungary, China, North and South Korea, South Africa, Russia and all over the globe. His friendships included several U.S. Presidents and Martin Luther King Jr. Graham earned the respect of the famous and the humble alike through wise business practices and a strict moral code, while avoiding the Elmer Gantry-like tactics so common in evangelism. His focus on preaching the word of God stood him in good stead when facing such challenges as Southern racism and Eastern European Communism. Interviews with friends, family and colleagues help to tell the full story.