Greg Laurie Daily Devotions

Some things stimulate our spiritual appetites. But there are other things that can diminish them.

Walking with God is something we need to commit ourselves to. Here's how.

Jesus said that if we want to grow spiritually, we must do this. . . .

When you’re sharing the gospel, tell the story of Jesus.

To share our faith, we need to know how to use the Word of God.

Whether it’s the first century or the twenty-first century, the gospel doesn’t change.

The same power given to first-century Christians is available to believers today.

The Christian life is a walk of faith, not a walk of feeling.

The same power that was poured out at Pentecost is available to us today.

The fact that Jesus is alive changed the disciples’ lives—and it should change ours, too.

Don’t worry about the when of Jesus’ coming. Just be ready.

Within thirty years, 120 Christians and their converts were able to change the world.

The first-century church changed the world through prayer and preaching.

While the church always has had its little disagreements, this is a life-and-death debate.

We are not drawn to the gospel because it is “cool,” but because it is authentic.

We are passing on an eternal legacy!

Husbands, are you loving your wife as Christ loved the church? Read on for more direction.

The object is not to win, but to resolve!

Disciplining your children is not enjoyable, but brings about right living!

Can you tell the difference between the counterfeit and the truth of God’s Word?

Devotionals

Make the path to temptation impassable, implausible, and impossible to take, and put up a gateless fence instead.