Why the Things of This Earth Are Never Quite Enough
By Greg Laurie - We have a longing for something this earth never can deliver. Only Heaven can. Earth is a pale version of Heaven.
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More Than a Film: All About JESUS REVOLUTION
If you watch the news like I do, you know that America is at a
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The Motivation of Heaven—The Christian’s Real Home
By Greg Laurie - Here's the big question we need to ask ourselves: Why am I here on Earth? If we don't know the answer, we'll be in trouble.
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Are We Desperate Enough? Jon Erwin on the Making of ‘Jesus Revolution’
Jesus Revolution, the incredible feature film is coming to theaters soon, and here’s an interview I did with Jon Erwin, the director of this film. Jon and I discuss how he became interested in the subject of the Jesus Movement of the 1960s and ’70s, and we share a couple fascinating things that happened while filming.
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Moments in Time
How little they needed to be refilled—all it took was time with Jesus! This year, maybe we need to remember that that is all we need.
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Christmas Services at Harvest!
By Greg Laurie - Consider this your invitation to Christmas services at Harvest, taking place this weekend!
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Christmas Warm and Fuzzy? It’s Actually About Conflict
This may come as a shock to some, but Christmas is not about love, peace, harmony, and sipping hot cocoa with family around a crackling fire. Christmas is actually about conflict. It always has been—and it always will be.
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What God Did in 2022 and What’s Next
By Greg Laurie - God has opened so many doors for Harvest to spread the Gospel. Next year comes our film, “Jesus Revolution”
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‘Thanksgiving Day’ Should Have an ‘S’ on the End
One of the wonderful things about Thanksgiving is that it’s a uniquely American holiday. It doesn’t commemorate a battle, a birthday, or an anniversary. It’s a day set aside with the specific purpose of giving thanks to God.
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Johnny Cash: Walking the Line Between Good and Evil
Johnny Cash could tell a story as he did in his iconic 1969 song “A Boy Named Sue,” and he could quote Scripture chapter and verse like he did in his recording of the entire New Testament. Therein lies the paradox of Johnny Cash. He was both a sinner and a saint.
