Greg Laurie

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  Sep 11, 2021

  20th anniversary of 9/11: May we return to the Lord

  I visited Ground Zero only days after the horrific attacks and watched as smoke billowed from the ruins and firefighters and emergency personnel worked tirelessly to retrieve the bodies of the deceased. Our church supplied free meals to the courageous firefighters and other personnel working at Ground Zero.

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  Jul 28, 2021

  How to properly share the Gospel

  I recently came across a Gallup Poll that has surveyed Americans on their views of religion over the decades. While I was not necessarily surprised by some of the results, I was sobered by them.

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  Jul 1, 2021

  Life, liberty and the pursuit of dependence

  On this Fourth of July, as you’re celebrating the independence of our nation with your loved ones, I hope you will remember that we have the opportunity to choose how we pursue happiness. I pray that you choose to pursue a lasting joy. God is the sole source of a happiness that no person or government could ever provide.

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  May 31, 2021

  A Memorial Day reflection: What we should remember today

  Our country’s shortcomings, flaws and sins are real and we must repent of them and continue to work for liberty and justice for all. Even with all of our struggles, I still think America is great, as we have many personal liberties and protections that others long for.

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  May 6, 2021

  Church, be like Nehemiah: Pray, then act

  On this National Day of Prayer, as the country continues to battle the COVID-19 pandemic and injustice, we can look to a biblical figure for guidance: Nehemiah, whose name means “comforted by God.”

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  Feb 13, 2021

  Valentine's Day: 5 ways to really love your neighbor

  So, this Valentine’s Day, engage them — you’ll discover there is joy to be found in loving God and loving our neighbors as ourselves.

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  Jan 10, 2021

  Greg Laurie: Let’s let go of anger in 2021

  Have you ever been disappointed in yourself? Well, we can take comfort in the fact that people in the Bible struggled with the same emotions you and I do.

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  Sep 7, 2020

  I thought I was looking for answers. But I was really looking for hope.

  When I was a young man of 17, I had a lot of questions. Why do I exist? What is the purpose of my life? What happens when I die? I wondered as I experimented with drugs and partied with friends.

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  May 25, 2020

  Memorial Day: Honoring our nation's heroes' sacrificial love

  The Merriam Webster dictionary defines a “hero” as “one who shows great courage.” But I’d like to expand this definition.

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  Mar 31, 2020

  God’s answer to your fear, worry and anxiety

  One of my personal heroes, Corrie ten Boom, put it this way, “Worrying doesn’t empty tomorrow of its sorrow; it empties today of its strength.”