Pastor Greg Laurie shares a powerful story from 2 Samuel 9 about David's kindness and forgiveness towards Mephibosheth, demonstrating God's love and redemption. He emphasizes the importance of getting to know God personally, forgiving enemies, and leaving the past behind. Pastor Greg also explains the concept of adoption into God's family and the privilege of a personal relationship with Him. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie shares a powerful story from 2 Samuel 9 about David's kindness and forgiveness towards Mephibosheth, highlighting the importance of having a personal relationship with God and understanding His love and grace. [... more]

Have you ever had quiet time with God in the morning but when your head hit the pillow that night you realized you hadn't stopped to think about Him since In this program guest teacher Ryan Ingram will unpack a vital principle for us to commit to so we can avoid that happening again Join us as we discover what it means to abide in Jesus The True Vine from John chapter Main PointsThree reminders from John Jesus is the true vine - John aGod is the Father Gardener - John bYour part is to abide - John aBroadcast ResourceDownload [... more]

The resurrection of Jesus is a powerful reminder of the hope of eternal life and the promise of a new body in heaven. Jesus' appearance to his disciples after his death on the cross shows that he is alive and well, and that he has conquered sin and death. Through his resurrection, Jesus offers us a new life and a new body, free from the limitations and weaknesses of our current bodies. We will be resurrected with a glorified body, just like Jesus' body after his resurrection, and we will be reunited with our loved ones who have preceded us to heaven. [... more]

As Christians, we are called to bear fruit by abiding in Jesus, the true vine. The father, the gardener, prunes us to make us more fruitful, and our resulting fruit gladdens his heart. But if we are not fruit-bearing, we are worthless to God, and he casts us into the fire and burns us. The fruit we bear is the expression of our inner nature, and it is only possible through our connection to Jesus. [... more]

Mary Magdalene's mistaken identity of Jesus as the gardener reveals a deeper truth about God's plan for humanity. Adam's failure as a gardener led to sin, but Jesus, the new gardener, brings redemption and forgiveness, highlighting the gospel's message of love and salvation. [... more]