Pastor Greg Laurie explores the signs of the last days and how they should motivate us to live godly lives. He emphasizes the importance of abiding in Christ, which involves purifying ourselves, removing dark deeds, and seeking spiritual growth through regular Bible study and prayer. [... more]

Reviewing past experiences, reflecting on God's greatness, and remembering His promises can deepen one's faith and intimacy with God. Meditation requires a season of time, stillness, seclusion, silence, self-control, sensitivity, and a submissive spirit to foster a personal relationship with God. [... more]

Developing a quiet spirit, purity of heart, and a deepening hunger for God through consistent Biblical meditation leads to an enlarged view of God, sharpened discernment, and confidence in His guidance and direction. As we learn to meditate on His Word, we become more sensitive to His presence and empowered by the Holy Spirit to achieve and accomplish His will. [... more]

Meditation is the key to spiritual growth, and it's not just about reading the Bible quickly, but about concentrating on God, absorbing His Word, and letting your heart fill with His truth. When you meditate on God, you'll find inner quietness, peace, and a sense of being anchored in the truth, no matter what challenges you face in life. [... more]

The Bible teaches that happiness comes from walking the right way, thinking the right way, and being rooted the right way. This is achieved by meditating in God's word day and night, abiding in Christ, and producing spiritual fruit. The ungodly are like chaff scattered by the wind, while the righteous are like trees planted by rivers of water that bring forth fruit in their season. It's not too late to change and come to the Lord, and Jesus died on the cross for our sin so we could be forgiven and spend eternity with Him. [... more]

To conquer personal challenges, one must meditate in the law of God day and night, analyzing, memorizing, and personalizing scripture to develop a strong faith and a deeper understanding of God's word, leading to a transformed life and a closer relationship with Him. [... more]

David's intimate relationship with God was the key to his effectiveness, and it's the same for us. To grow in our Christian life, we need to spend time with God, be still, and seek seclusion to listen to Him. By doing so, we can develop a deeper understanding of God's love and promises, and experience the peace that comes from being alone with Him. [... more]

David's life is a testament to the power of meditation and listening to God, as he sought to understand and relate to Him moment by moment, day by day. Through his experiences, David learned to focus his attention on God, reviewing the past, reflecting on His greatness, and remembering His promises. This led him to a deeper understanding of God's character and a more intimate relationship with Him. [... more]

Biblical meditation cleanses the mind, calms the inner world, and generates faith, helping individuals overcome obstacles and walk with God despite life's challenges. [... more]

A spiritual awakening will come to our culture after a spiritual revival comes upon the church. Pastor Greg Laurie emphasizes the importance of prayer and revival, citing the prayer revival in New York City as an example. He shares the story of Nehemiah chapter 9, where the people of Israel prayed with passion and confessed their sins, leading to a revival. Pastor Greg encourages listeners to get right with God, pray with others, and pray for revival, and to start with themselves, letting the Jesus revolution begin in their hearts. [... more]

The path of the righteous is like a tree planted by streams of water, yielding fruit in its season, and its leaf does not wither. Those who meditate in the law of God day and night will be blessed and prosper in all they do. The wicked, on the other hand, are like chaff that the wind drives away, leaving nothing of eternal value behind. To enjoy the path of the righteous, one must enter by the narrow gate, which is Jesus Christ, and meditate in the law of God day and night. [... more]

Abiding in Christ is crucial for prevailing prayer and fruitful ministry, as Jesus teaches in John 15. A true believer's union with Christ is a vital connection that can be more or less aware of, and Christian meditation is a spiritual discipline that strengthens faith and experience of union with Christ. Praying for fruit, rather than success, is essential for bearing much fruit and glorifying the Father. [... more]

The Bible teaches that happiness is a byproduct of pursuing a higher purpose, not a direct goal. The Psalm 1 describes the characteristics of a happy person, who declines bad advice, associations, and actions, delights in the law of the Lord, and depicts spiritual growth and productivity. [... more]

David's psalm describes the happy person as one who delights in the law of God, meditates on scripture, and brings forth fruit in season, resulting in a life of growth, productivity, refreshment, and prosperity. [... more]

Developing a lifestyle of dwelling on the truths of Scripture is crucial for any follower of Christ. David's example of meditation and intimacy with God can help us grow in our personal relationship with Him, leading to effectiveness in our lives and spiritual walk. [... more]

David's life is a model for living in touch with God, meditating upon Him, and seeking His guidance. He knew how to listen to God and live in reverence before Him, reviewing the past, reflecting on God's greatness, goodness, and promises, and making requests with faith and confidence. [... more]

Pastor Andy Davis discusses the power of Christian contentment, finding deeper, richer, Christ-centered joy in the midst of trials and suffering, and how it is rooted in the doctrine of Christian providence and the presence of Christ through the Holy Spirit. [... more]

God wants to change us through the renewing of the mind, refocusing our values, and reckoning ourselves dead to sin. By meditating on Scripture and focusing on the victory of Jesus Christ, we can break free from sinful habits and develop habits of righteousness, ultimately conforming to the image of Christ. [... more]

Biblical meditation is a practice of focusing on scripture and praying with thoughtful focus to the Lord, whereas Eastern meditation and mindfulness practices can lead to spiritual deception and demonic influence. The Bible warns against the dangers of mysticism and the importance of discerning between biblical and non-biblical meditation practices. [... more]