Greg Laurie Daily Devotions Archives

Jesus said that we’d be comforted. When we go to God and say that we’re sorry for our sin, He extends His forgiveness to us.

The Bible's concept of "poor in spirit" is often misunderstood, with many assuming it refers to physical poverty rather than a state of spiritual...

True happiness, as described in the Bible, is not dependent on external circumstances but rather a deep and lasting fulfillment that comes from...

The Bible teaches that God disciplines those he loves, using tools like the shepherd's rod and staff to guide us back onto the path of...

A former Roman tax collector named Matthew made the greatest sacrifice among Jesus' disciples, leaving behind his career and material possessions...

A man named Matthew, a tax collector despised by his community, was unexpectedly called to follow Jesus, leaving behind his old life in an instant,...

Jesus' promise to those who give up everything for him is a powerful reminder that following him can lead to an abundance of blessings, including...

Lot's tragic story serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of compromise, highlighting how his willingness to adapt to his surroundings...

A biblical warning about spiritual decline is illustrated through the story of Abram and Lot, where Lot's decision to move closer to Sodom serves...

Whenever we end up in sin, it’s always the cumulative product of small indulgences and minuscule compromises without discernible, immediate...

The Bible warns against the dangers of befriending the world, citing the example of Abraham's nephew Lot, whose love for wealth and worldly...

Our daily choices may seem insignificant, but they can have far-reaching consequences that impact not only our own lives but also the lives of...

The Bible teaches that the more we suffer for Christ, the more God will shower us with comfort through Christ, but what happens when our suffering...

Paul's miraculous healing of a crippled man and subsequent stoning in Lystra, as recorded in Acts 14, demonstrate the power of faith and the...

Saul was the name of Israel’s first king. It was a respected and powerful name. But, as a Christian, he took the name Paul, which means “little.”