Greg Laurie Daily Devotions Archives

Only the Christian can say, like Paul, "To live is Christ, and to die is gain."

As the apostle Paul wrote, dying is not an end, but a departure for a better destination - heaven, where believers will have an eternal body made...

Living for Christ is not about being out of touch with reality, but rather a practical spirituality that leads to a life of caring and loving...

As Christians navigate life's challenges and difficulties, they can find happiness in the midst of hardship by adopting a mindset that reflects...

The Bible teaches that even the most unexpected events can be part of God's larger plan for good, as seen in the story of Joseph, who was sold into...

God's plan for your life is far greater than anything you can imagine, and it's only through surrendering to His guidance that true transformation...

The Bible contains over 2,700 passages referencing joy and happiness, revealing that our happy God desires us to be happy too. Through his letter...

As Americans celebrate Thanksgiving, it's essential to remember its origins as a day of gratitude to God, not just a commercial holiday. By...

The Bible offers a unique approach to meditation that differs from Eastern practices, focusing on filling one's mind with the Word of God to find...

A recent survey of over 400,000 people reveals that reading the Bible at least four times a week can significantly impact one's life, with benefits...

Experts warn that excessive worry and anxiety can lead to deep depression, but a positive word or faith can alleviate it. A biblical example of...

A pivotal moment in the life of Peter, one of Jesus' closest disciples, serves as a powerful reminder that fear and faith are mutually exclusive,...

As the disciples struggled to stay afloat in a raging storm on the Sea of Galilee, Jesus walked among them, demonstrating that even in chaos, He is...

A biblical perspective on mortality reveals that Christians need not fear death, as God's protection and purpose can sustain them through life's...

The Devil often strikes when we least expect it, using our own perceived strength against us, as Hitler's wartime strategy illustrates. By being...