Greg Laurie Daily Devotions Archives

A driver's honest admission of guilt after running a red light is met with leniency from a police officer, highlighting the biblical principle that...

The term “in vain” means to use in a frivolous or insincere manner. One of the obvious ways to do this is by using profanity. And by the way,...

A jealous God, as described in the Bible, is not about insecurity but rather a loving Father who oversees and cares for His children, warning them...

The Bible teaches that God's love is the foundation of our relationship with Him, and that we are called to reciprocate His love through our...

The Ten Commandments serve as a foundation for living a life of integrity and morality, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing God above all...

The Ten Commandments, inscribed on original tablets given to Moses by God, form the foundation of Western civilization and remain relevant today,...

God's choice of humanity is a profound and mysterious concept, with the Bible revealing that He chose us "in advance" to be His children through...

As a Christian runner faces the final stretch of life's journey, they must press toward their goal with perseverance and determination, just as...

God offers a powerful solution to the weight of guilt and past mistakes, forgiving our sins and forgetting them, allowing us to move forward in...

The pursuit of a clear objective is a universal quest, as exemplified by the apostle Paul and King David, who both found fulfillment in focusing on...

We need to be ready to gain ground, not lose ground. But to do that, we need to get rid of extra weight and things that would hinder us in this...

Living a blameless life means living without complaining or arguing, and is essential for shining like a bright light in a world filled with...

As Christians, we are called to run the race of life with endurance and discipline, striving to finish what God has set before us, rather than...

The Bible promises that reading and hearing the Word of God will bring blessings, but internalizing its teachings is crucial for true understanding...

The Bible warns of the dangers of associating with unbelievers, citing the example of the Israelites who were influenced by a "mixed multitude"...