Outspokenly iconic evangelist Billy Graham celebrated his 95^th birthday on Thursday. To honor the celebration, the Billy Graham Library in Charlotte, North Carolina opened its doors to fans of the former pastor to come sign a banner commemorating his life and ministry that would then be presented to the aging icon.

Each signee will also receive a copy of Graham's book, God's Ambassador.

Along with the library event, and banner-signing, Graham also delivered his last sermon which aired on television the same day. Titled "The Cross," the final video message also included testimonies from popular CCM artists such as original lead singer of Flyleaf, Lacy Strum and Grammy-award winning rapper Lecrae.

"With all my heart, I want to remind Americans of God's amazing love and, as simply and clearly as I can, call people to a repentance that leads to salvation," the 95-year old Graham said in statement. "The program shows moving stories of real individuals, young Americans, whose lives have been completely transformed by the power of the Gospel. Woven around those stories is a message I believe God has given me for people in our nation today."

Due to health concerns, Graham has withdrawn from ministering publicly.

To watch "The Cross" in its entirety check out this link: