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  • Nothing to Show

    By Greg Laurie on June 06,2013

    Heard about our new film? Register at hope.harvest.org to see Hope for Hurting Hearts through a free, web-based world premiere simulcast, July 10–14.

  • For the Earth Will be Full of the Knowledge of the LORD

    By Crossmap on June 05,2013
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  • Start With a Step

    By Greg Laurie on June 04,2013

    Sometimes people are critical of Peter because he sank during his walk on the water to Jesus. But apart from Jesus himself, Peter is the only one to ever walk on water. And, by the way, it wasn't a presumptuous act on Peter's part. He did ask permission, and Jesus granted it.

  • Let Them Ever Sing for Joy

    By Crossmap on June 04,2013
    leaves

  • Will He Find Faith?

    By Greg Laurie on June 03,2013

    I am not a patient sick person. I don't like to lay around, immobilized. As soon as I start feeling better, I want to get going. When I am feeling good again, I will go and work out or take a brisk walk. But then I feel kind of fatigued afterward.

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  • You Guide Me

    By Crossmap on June 03,2013
    beach

  • On this Rock I Will Build My Church

    By Crossmap on June 02,2013
    church

  • Confidence to Face the Unknown

    By Charles Stanley on June 02,2013

    The phrase "by faith" occurs five times in today's short Scripture reading from Hebrews. In fact, it appears in every full sentence. Essentially, we are told that by faith Moses endured ill treatment, left Egypt, observed the Passover, and passed through the Red Sea.

  • Change Your Approach and Give Your Soul a Vacation!

    By Joyce Meyer on June 01,2013
    megachurch pastor

    I have found that it's possible to give your body rest but not your soul. For example, have you ever had trouble going to sleep because you were worrying about a problem and couldn't stop thinking about it?

  • Doors of Opportunity

    By Greg Laurie on June 01,2013

    The first-century believers in the church of Philadelphia lived under Roman rule. The Romans had established what was known as Pax Romana, which effectively was a forced peace. There was an absence of war, and Rome adopted many of the Greeks' ideas and philosophies and religious beliefs. People were experimenting with these things, and there was a sense of searching among so many.

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