Was there a time in your Christian life when your passion for Christ was stronger? A time when you read God’s word more faithfully? Were you more involved in church than you are now? Did you share the gospel more? If you have answered yes to any of these questions, you may need a revival.
Is your Christian faith, a secret? Does everyone around you know you’re a believer? Pastor Greg Laurie says that this is an important question we need to ask ourselves. We should make our stand for Christ publicly, because Jesus said, If you’ll stand up for me, I’ll stand up for you.
“It was a spontaneous intervention of the Holy Spirit into a generation that was lost and searching.”
The Christian life isn’t all rainbows and butterflies, and we shouldn’t promise that kind of life in our presentation of the Gospel.
“We need another Jesus Revolution and I believe we will see one in our lifetime.”
We’ve all had those unfortunate moments when we’ve said something we shouldn’t have. It’s a regrettable mistake. But there are also times when we should have seen something and we didn’t. There’s a lot more to this issue than just good manners.
“We need another Jesus Revolution, and I believe we will see one in our lifetime.”
If you were to be summed up in one word, what would it be? Critical? Cranky? Are you known for being negative? As Christians, we should all want to be known as encouragers. It’s important that we are people who see the potential in others and cheer them on.
Jesus saved his most scathing words for hypocrites. The Lord is looking for honesty. He’s looking for those with pure hearts. God knows exactly who we really are. In fact, He knows us better than we know ourselves.
The early church turned their world upside down with their commitment to sharing the gospel. In his latest message, Better Together, Greg shares valuable insights from the Book of Acts on how we too can reach the world.
If we have a belief, it should impact the way we live. Pastor Greg Laurie asks do we truly believe it if it has no effect on us?
Pastor Greg Laurie says the gospel is a life or death message that must be delivered. It’s even more important than the cure for cancer.
The decisions you make will impact your life. Make decisions that will reap benefits… because you will eventually reap what you sow.
When we take a stand for the Lord on principle, even non-Christians are impressed. Pastor Greg Laurie believes we will never go wrong if scripture is our guide.
In his message, ‘Beauty and the Beast’, Pastor Greg Laurie takes us through Revelation 17. He helps us gain a greater understanding of the symbolism as we explore together what the Lord is actually saying to us.
Jesus’ last words while hanging on the cross were seven profound statements that reflected His love for the lost and the accomplishment of His purpose.
Why does God allow suffering? It’s a common question. But it can help us if we can see our pain through the eyes of God.
Are you worried and discouraged today? Maybe in 2021 you had a major setback spiritually. Maybe you even failed in a significant way. Or maybe you find yourself discouraged or spiritually lethargic and you need a jump-start. The good news is, you can start afresh and finish well. Pastor Greg Laurie shares the secret to how.
Have you thought about leaving church because you were unhappy with the pastor or someone else? Is the foundation of your faith built upon another person? Pastor Greg Laurie reflects on the foundation of our faith.
What kind of difference is your life making? What legacy are you leaving? Pastor Greg Laurie points out a poignant question at the start of the year.
Are you afraid to slip up and of God nailing you? Or are you casual or flippant about your worship? What is true worship? Pastor Greg Laurie reveals through the wise men.
Jesus never became God. Nor did Jesus ever cease to be God. He was God before He was born, and He remained God after He became a man. Pastor Greg Laurie unpacks this mystery.
Telling your story is a powerful bridge for the gospel message. But how do you do it? Pastor Greg Laurie shares.
We are living in times where the good is seen as bad, and the bad good. People think the answer to problems we are facing lies in politics, technology, psychology or ecology. But the real truth? The answer is in theology without apology. We need God to write all wrongs and turn things right side up.
Did you know? The first American president set up Thanksgiving in America for giving thanks to God? But why should we give thanks to God?