Pastor Greg Laurie reflects on the importance of sharing one's faith and the need for spiritual awakening in America, highlighting the story of Charlie Kirk and the potential for a new generation to be reached with the gospel. [... more]

Discovering the gifts that God has given to us and using them is crucial for our spiritual growth and development. The Bible speaks of various spiritual gifts, including the gift of exhortation, the gift of giving, and the gift of showing kindness. These gifts are not natural talents, but rather supernatural abilities given by God to enable us to serve Him and others. As Christians, we are called to use our gifts to glorify God, edify the saints, and evangelize the world. [... more]

The birth rate in Great Britain has declined precipitously in the last decade, with one-third of babies being aborted in 2024. This trend is linked to overall pessimism about the future, driven by economic troubles, including high inflation and a decline in median household income. The government's response to these issues, including increasing immigration, may exacerbate the problem, leading to further declines in the birth rate and living standards. [... more]

David's struggle with unity of heart is a common theme for many, as they try to balance their emotions, mind, and will. He begs God to unite his heart, acknowledging that his heart is divided. This struggle is relatable to many, including businessmen, wives, teenagers, and single adults, who find themselves scattered and divided. The greatest need for mankind is evangelization, and the greatest need for the church is revival. Jesus Christ offers the free gift of salvation, and it is our desire for everyone to know him personally. [... more]

Greg Laurie discusses the importance of discovering and using spiritual gifts to glorify God, edify the saints, and evangelize the world. He shares the story of Charlie Kirk, a young Christian leader who was tragically assassinated, and how his life and death impacted others. Laurie emphasizes the need for Christians to be courageous and bold in their faith, and to use their gifts to spread the gospel and bring people to Christ. [... more]

Being a friend to Jesus means giving encouragement, defense, consolation, and trust to Him. It involves loving Him, loving our neighbors, and making disciples of all nations. Jesus has trusted us with the evangelization of His world, and we must honor that trust by being His friends and spreading the Gospel to the unreached. [... more]

This Easter weekend, we examine current events in the light of God's prophetic word, exploring the significance of Passover and Easter, the fulfillment of Jewish feasts, and the importance of evangelism and discipleship in Africa, as we look to the future and the return of Jesus Christ. [... more]

Jesus teaches his disciples about the importance of financial stewardship and making wise decisions with the things of this world, using the parable of the unjust steward to illustrate the need to be both wise and righteous in handling earthly realities. [... more]

Jesus teaches his disciples about the importance of spiritual growth and harvest, using the metaphor of a farmer reaping a crop. He emphasizes the need for faith and trust in his word, and the power of personal witness and testimony in leading others to Christ. [... more]

The church plays a vital role in bringing hope and spiritual health to individuals and nations. Pastor Greg Laurie emphasizes the importance of glorifying God, edifying believers, and evangelizing the world. He encourages listeners to find a home church, commit to a congregation, and serve the Lord through their gifts and talents. [... more]

The church is not just a place to attend, but a community where believers come together to glorify God, edify one another, and reach the world with the gospel. It's a place where individuals discover their spiritual gifts and calling, and live out their purpose in serving others and spreading the message of Jesus Christ. [... more]

God's method to what may seem like madness is revealed through the story of Paul, a chosen instrument of God who suffered, was opposed, and was prepared for ministry over nearly two decades. This process is significant, as it shows that what God is doing in us is just as important as what He is doing through us. Understanding that we are chosen by God can bring comfort and empowerment, especially in times of opposition, delay, or suffering. [... more]

Understanding the role of the church in changing the culture through cultural engagement and Christian education, empowering believers to make a difference and influence lives for Christ. [... more]

The church is a vital part of the Christian life, providing a community of believers who can support and encourage one another through trials and difficulties. By gathering together to worship and serve God, Christians can experience His presence and find hope in their struggles. The church is not just a building or an event, but a living, breathing body of Christ that needs the participation and contribution of all its members. [... more]

Jesus' great commission applies to all believers, and it's a claim that only he can make, a command that only he can give, and a comfort that only he can provide. Believers are called to make disciples of all nations, baptize them, and teach them the basics of Christian doctrine. [... more]

Alistair Begg encourages churches to reassess their spiritual priorities and fulfill God's purposes by following the Great Commission, a command given by Jesus Christ to make disciples of all nations and baptize them in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. [... more]

Dr. David Wheeler, an evangelism professor at Liberty University, emphasizes the importance of sharing the gospel, citing a disconnect between Christians and unbelievers. He attributes this to sin, fear, and spiritual warfare, as well as misinformation and a lack of preparation. Wheeler shares personal experiences and biblical examples, highlighting the need for Christians to be obedient disciples and to engage in evangelism, even with strangers. [... more]

God has a purpose for every season of life, including singleness and dating. Christians should seek to glorify God, edify themselves and others, and share their faith with others. By following God's plan, individuals can find contentment and fulfillment in their relationships and lives. [... more]

True worship propels us into holy obedience, resulting in God's glory, Christian purification, church edification, and lost evangelization. To prepare for worship, we must pass tests of sincerity, fidelity, humility, and purity, dealing with sin, accepting circumstances, and devoting ourselves to God's will. [... more]

The church is called to exalt God, evangelize the lost, and edify one another. Despite facing intense persecution, the church is empowered by God's power and protected by His divine enablement. The church's witness is a manifestation of God's truth and will not be silenced until its purpose is accomplished. [... more]