Greg Laurie Daily Devotions Archives

The trial of Jesus Christ in the first century is considered the greatest travesty of justice in human history, with God Himself being put on trial...

Jesus' anguished prayer in Gethsemane reveals a profound intimacy with the Father, as he cries out "Abba, Father" and submits to God's will despite...

That is why Jesus went through all that anguish. He did it for all those who would come to faith in the world. We were the joy set before Him.

Jesus knew his crucifixion was coming and deliberately confronted its reality, yet he also prayed and prepared for the ultimate sacrifice, offering...

As the Bible teaches, our lives can become cluttered with sinful habits and vices that creep back in after a period of spiritual growth, prompting...

Jesus' dramatic cleansing of the Temple in Jerusalem reveals a powerful and misunderstood concept of meekness, which is not weakness but rather...

Jesus' emotional response to the impending doom of Jerusalem and His own betrayal is a poignant reminder that God's heart breaks at unbelief and...

Jesus' final arrival in Jerusalem was a deliberate act of defiance, as He rode into the city on a donkey's colt to declare His kingship and fulfill...

Prayer isn’t about changing God’s mind. In many cases, prayer is about changing our minds.

As followers of Jesus Christ, believers have complete access to God through prayer, forming a personal relationship with the Creator of the...

Prayer is not just a means of communication with God, but a lifestyle that can transform individuals and situations. By acknowledging our need for...

As believers, living a life that pleases God requires being filled with the Holy Spirit, allowing us to think about things that bring Him joy and...

As Christians, we often struggle with the idea that God sees us for who we can become, not what we've been in the past. Through a powerful example...

The Bible teaches that God's triune nature is difficult to grasp, but Jesus spoke of the Holy Spirit as a distinct personality, capable of...

We should reflect our heavenly Father, who is truth. And if we are reflecting Him, it should be evident in what we say and in the way that we live.