Greg Laurie: Daily Devotions

The devil is doomed, so his aim is to wreak havoc until his final judgment comes.

Life is short; make every moment count for eternity.

The reality of Christ’s coming should impact our daily actions and decisions.

Turn your worry into prayer.

Our number one goal must be to know God and then to find His plan and purpose for our lives.

God allows us to reap what we sow.

Because God holds the future, we can face it with hope.

Believers must be faithful to the end.

Jesus will show us how to run the race of life if we keep our eyes on Him.

Even the hardest heart can be softened by the gospel message.

Angels intervene in the lives of believers according to God’s will.

Set aside the things that slow you down as you run the race God has set before you.

Faith unlocks the full potential of prayer.

You are never more like God than when you forgive.

God rewards us in eternity when we patiently endure our earthly challenges and struggles.

God blesses us so that we can bless others.

Sin is always a potential threat.

The God of the universe is thinking about you right now.

God can use you in a profoundly impactful way.

Everything you go through in life is preparation for something else.

In the quiet stillness of reading God’s Word, you will find His truth.

You have God’s full attention.

Sometimes the greatest gift is the gift of our presence.

God sometimes speaks to us through our circumstances.

There’s a time to sit in the Lord’s presence and a time to move.

Our words reveal who we are.

If you give your burden to God, He will carry it.

Believers must counter the gossip, lies, and slander of this world with God’s truth.

If you’re walking with God, you will never be alone.

Genuine happiness is the byproduct of holiness.

Hide God’s Word in your heart so that you can use it whenever a need arises.

God doesn’t just tell us what not to do; He also tells us what to do to find joy, fulfillment, and satisfaction.

God deserves our best.

Giving thanks to God should be our daily priority.

When you live in communion with God, He will give you what your heart desires.

God’s forgiveness is complete.

God will shield you from the devil’s attacks.

God’s titles in Scripture reveal His nature and perfections.

God uses ordinary people in extraordinary ways.

A strong relationship with the Lord is built on loyalty and not emotions.

Give your doubt and despair to God; He will see you through your struggle.

There is no room for spiritual compromise in the lives of God’s people.

You may not understand God’s will, but you can trust that it’s good.

God will give you a second chance, no matter what you’ve done, if you repent and ask for forgiveness.

Prioritize the things of God.

The best way to find lifelong meaning, joy, and fulfillment is to obey God’s commands.

God will meet you wherever you are to lift you to where He wants you to be.

God loves justice and blesses those who pursue it.

God blesses those who delight in His Word and apply it to their lives.

Those who seek Jesus wholeheartedly, with no ulterior motives, will find Him and be changed forever.

Christians are called to be the light of the world; our light is desperately needed in these dark times.

Jesus calls believers to be the salt of the earth, to add a distinctive Christian flavor wherever we go.

Our nation needs to find its way back to God and His Word.

If you’re seeking to obey the Lord, expect opposition, obstacles, and difficulties—but also expect God to see you through.

Adding new believers to the fellowship is one of the most important responsibilities of older believers.

God’s commandments are intended not to restrict us but rather to allow us to enjoy life to the fullest, as God intends.

Even in the worst circumstances, God can bring good from bad.

Without God’s intervention, America’s future is bleak.

There is power in unity among believers, in working and praying together.

The keys to spiritual revival can be found in God’s Word.

The answer to America’s problems isn’t political; it’s spiritual. We need to turn back to God.

One way to facilitate a much-needed spiritual revival in our country is to support Christian leaders who look forward to it as eagerly as we do.

Our nation, which was forged in the flames of revival, needs to experience a new revival.

Every believer is called to preach the gospel.

Your personal testimony is one of the most powerful witnessing tools available to you.

Extraordinary things happen when we share the gospel with people who oppose us.

Spiritual boldness and passion will ignite the spark of revival—in yourself and in others.

People need the hope of the gospel.

God loves to give second chances, but judgment awaits those who reject His mercy.

No one is beyond God’s reach.

God often uses unlikely people in unlikely circumstances to accomplish His will.

The storms we face in life can revive us spiritually.

Good things happen when believers step outside their comfort zone to follow God’s call.

The mightiest fires of revival begin with a single spark.

When believers restore the passion and fervor to their relationship with Christ, good things happen—in and around them.

Revival is a spiritual refreshing or restoration.

The time for revival has come.

Receiving Jesus as Savior and Lord is the only path to eternal life.

Believers are not home yet, so we must make the most of every God-given opportunity until we get there.

No giant in your life is too big for God.

Recognizing the need for Jesus is the first step in receiving Him as Savior and Lord.

Being good will not get you into Heaven; being forgiven will.

Jesus didn’t say that the whole world should go to church; He said that the church should go to the whole world.

God has gone to unimaginable lengths to make sure that no one goes to Hell.

Death is certain, but so is eternal life for those who believe in Christ.

God will richly reward those who are faithful to the gospel.

Adversity levels us, keeps us humble, and brings us closer to God.

No suffering is good, but God can bring good from suffering.

When you receive Christ as Savior and Lord, you gain an enemy who wants to stop you from growing in your faith.

Every person chooses their eternal destination.

Marriages that are built on the foundation of Jesus Christ will weather all storms.

Those who align their hearts with God will find purpose, meaning, and happiness.

Acknowledging our spiritual poverty is the first step in realizing our spiritual potential.

As a believer, your lifestyle should stimulate a thirst for God in others.

Hatred is akin to murder in God’s eyes; we must choose to love our enemies.

If you’re living a godly life, you will face persecution.

Believers are called to build bridges, not burn them.

The gospel message will seem sweet to some people and vile to others.

People, not God, choose their eternal destiny by how they respond to Jesus.