
Greg Laurie
Op-ed contributor
Greg Laurie is the pastor and founder of the Harvest churches in California and Hawaii and of Harvest Crusades. He is an evangelist, best-selling author and movie producer. His newest book Lennon, Dylan, Alice & Jesus
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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.
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.”
America, it’s time to pray!
We need God in America today. We need him to eradicate what President Trump has called, “An invisible enemy”.
Why being a pastor is still the greatest privilege in the world
Many churchgoers may not realize this because they tend to see us at our best. After all, our job is to encourage others, love them and give them hope. But our jobs are not always easy.
The Bible heroes who fell forward
Moses was a reluctant leader. He didn’t want the job, but he got it. And when he was called to do something, he did it. As a result, he discovered that God was more than enough for him. He knew the Lord was bigger than the problems he faced.
Kobe Bryant’s death reminds us life is not fair
There are no easy explanations, but here are three things we should keep in mind as we reflect on Kobe’s passing:
'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker' reminds us of the true story of good vs. evil
What I love about this new film, “The Rise of Skywalker,” is that it has a classic good vs. evil plot with some surprising spiritual overtones.
How to have hope through grief during Christmas
Eleven years ago we lost our oldest son, Christopher, in an automobile accident. He was 33 years old. The Christmas that followed was the saddest I had ever known.
My letter to Kanye West and to every new believer
It looks like you have become a follower of Jesus Christ. So, let me say to you, welcome to the family of God!
Scores of millennials becoming more religious, patriotic
While it may be true some young Americans are rejecting religion and patriotism, there is plenty of evidence to suggest the contrary.