Pastor Greg Laurie thinks committed Christians are the true rebels in our culture today. Don’t tell him that it’s rebellious to do what everyone else does, say what everyone else says, be woke, and conform to a preexisting culture that is changing before our eyes.
Many don't know Steve McQueen's spiritual side. He was rich, famous, adventurous—but also a converted follower of Christ.
By Greg Laurie - God uses ordinary people. We see how He worked through people exercising their faith to produce amazing things.
By Greg Laurie - We all sin. If you want to determine whether you're about to, there are a couple ways to know.
In Baz Lurhmann’s new epic biopic, Elvis, we learn many things about the “King of Rock and Roll” and how he became a cultural icon, including an introduction to his gospel roots.
From the day we are born, we have trouble. And what we discover as we get older is that life is filled with lots of it. In fact, when we have a conflict-free day where there is no crisis—large or small—that is a very good day.
By Greg Laurie - In a nation that allows us to pursue happiness, however we see fit, I urge you to pursue it through dependency on God.
There’s a lot of talk today on abortion since the U.S. Supreme Court recently overturned Roe v. Wade. As a Christian, Pastor Greg Laurie believes the Bible’s teaching that life begins at conception, so he's thankful for this! Each child has the right to life; God has a plan for them all that we shouldn’t interfere with.
At one time or another, we all have used excuses. Now, there’s a difference between a reason and an excuse. A reason is legitimate; an excuse is not. One of the best definitions I’ve ever heard for the word “excuse” is this one: the skin of a reason stuffed with a lie.
By Greg Laurie - I think fathers are the unsung heroes of our culture. I want to offer a word of encouragement to all of them.
