In this message from the Jesus Revolution series, Pastor Greg Laurie highlights how the early Jesus Movement thrived on bold, everyday evangelism. Using Matthew 28's Great Commission, he shares his own story as a brand-new believer nervously [...]

Pastor Greg Laurie shares his early Christian story—from hiding his Bible in bushes to failing at witnessing—while emphasizing the transformative power of God's Word during the Jesus Movement. Drawing from Acts 2 and Psalm 19, he highlights [...]

Pastor Greg Laurie ties the Jesus Revolution to the hope of Christ's imminent rapture in 1 Thessalonians 4, calling believers to passionate prayer for national awakening and personal revival. He explains the rapture as believers being caught [...]

Pastor Greg Laurie shares memories from his early days as a new Christian, showing his worn-out Bible full of notes and doodles, including a cartoon character "Ben Born Again." He ties this to the Jesus Movement—called a [...]

Pastor Greg Laurie explores Israel's tiny size yet massive biblical significance as the epicenter of God's plan, from ancient history to modern prophecy. Through adventures in the Judean wilderness, Dead Sea Scrolls discoveries, and [...]

Pastor Greg Laurie opens with a patriotic call to honor America's freedoms and return to God through humble prayer and repentance, quoting 2 Chronicles 7:14. He introduces Congressman Trey Gowdy and Senator Tim Scott, who discuss Memorial [...]

Pastor Greg Laurie marvels that God chose us before time began, not because of our merit but purely out of His love, as seen in Deuteronomy 7 and echoed in Jesus' words. He balances divine election with human responsibility, rejecting extremes [...]

Pastor Greg Laurie starts by addressing common fears like public speaking, then shifts to how Christians often hesitate to share their faith—reframing evangelism as simple recommendation, like suggesting a good burger or restaurant. Drawing from [...]

Pastor Greg Laurie highlights Romans 8:28 as one of the most searched Bible verses, promising that all things work together for good for those who love God. He explains this isn't a blanket statement for everyone but a specific assurance for [...]

Pastor Greg Laurie explains that God allows trials and suffering in our lives because He loves us, using Hebrews 12 and the story of Lazarus to show how pain leads to greater growth and maturity. He stresses we're deeply loved by God—like His [...]

In this sermon, Pastor Greg Laurie shares how true hope comes from a Spirit-led life in Christ, drawing from Romans 8. He contrasts the emptiness of worldly hope—like in the tragic story of a young woman who felt nothing despite success—with the [...]

Pastor Greg Laurie gets real about the ongoing struggle with sin even after salvation, diving into Romans 7 where Paul admits his own frustrations—wanting to do right but often doing wrong. He stresses that victory starts with honestly admitting [...]

In this message titled "Don't Let the Old Man In," Pastor Greg Laurie uses Clint Eastwood's famous line to illustrate how believers shouldn't let their old sinful nature take control. Drawing from Romans 6, he explains that [...]

Pastor Greg Laurie explains why Romans is worth studying—it's the clearest, most complete explanation of the Gospel in the whole Bible, showing we're all sinners who can't earn heaven but are saved only by faith in Jesus. He stresses [...]

Pastor Greg Laurie asks the big question: If you died tonight and faced God asking why He should let you into heaven, what would you say? He contrasts wrong answers based on works or effort with the right one—trusting that Jesus died for your sins [...]

In his sermon on Romans 3, Pastor Greg Laurie drives home that everybody—immoral folks, moral people, and even religious Jews—needs Jesus because we're all sinners with no excuses left. He walks through Paul's tough diagnosis of human [...]

In "Are People Basically Good?", Pastor Greg Laurie addresses the widespread belief—held by 87% of non-Christians and 77% of self-described Christians—that humans are inherently good. While people can be nice, moral, or heroic in human [...]

In "The Biblical Worldview on Overcoming Fear and Worry," Pastor Greg Laurie reminds us most worries—around 85-92%—never happen and steal our peace without reason. From Philippians 4, he teaches replacing fear with rejoicing always, [...]

In this message on marriage, Pastor Greg Laurie stresses that God's plan for lifelong commitment works far better than culture's failed models like beta or real estate marriages. Drawing from Ephesians and Genesis, he urges leaving and [...]

In "What Is A Disciple?", Pastor Greg Laurie explains that true discipleship means putting Jesus first above everyone and everything, denying self daily by taking up the cross, surrendering full ownership of life to Christ, impacting [...]

In "Wall Builders" from Nehemiah, Pastor Greg Laurie shares how God called him to start Harvest despite feeling unqualified, just as Nehemiah left luxury to rebuild Jerusalem's broken walls amid opposition. The sermon stresses that [...]

In his sermon "Waiting for Christmas," Pastor Greg Laurie draws from Luke 2 to highlight Simeon and Anna, two faithful elderly believers who eagerly awaited the Messiah's arrival. Despite long years of silence from God in Israel, [...]

In "Upside-Down Living" from Philippians 2, Pastor Greg Laurie contrasts our selfish "selfie culture" with biblical happiness through selflessness. True joy comes not from putting ourselves first but from esteeming others [...]

Pastor Greg Laurie explores Esther chapter 5 ("You Reap What You Sow"), showing how Esther patiently waited for the right moment to reveal Haman's plot, while Haman’s hatred backfired spectacularly—he ended up honored Mordecai and [...]

Pastor Greg Laurie unpacks Daniel 9 in "Three of the Hardest Words to Say," showing how Daniel's reading of Jeremiah's 70-year prophecy sparked personal revival through deep conviction, confession ("I have sinned" and [...]

In the final Nehemiah message "This Is Not a Drill," Pastor Greg Laurie compares post-revival decline in Jerusalem—broken vows, neglected giving, ungodly influences like Tobiah in the temple, and interfaith compromise—to America's [...]

On Palm Sunday, Pastor Greg Laurie reflects on Jesus' final seven statements from the cross ("The Seven Last Words"), portraying the crucifixion's agony while highlighting His forgiveness for enemies, promise of paradise to a [...]

Pastor Greg Laurie launches a Nehemiah series titled "The Rebuilt Life," comparing Jerusalem's broken walls to areas of decay in our lives, families, and divided nation. Through Nehemiah's example—a layman in luxury who wept, [...]

Pastor Greg Laurie dives into Esther chapter 2 ("The Plot Thickens"), showing how God orchestrated events to place the orphaned Jewish girl Esther as queen in Xerxes' Persian empire—right when her people faced extermination. Drawing [...]

Pastor Greg Laurie kicks off a Romans series by linking the 1960s Jesus Movement—called a "revolution" by Time magazine—to the original one Jesus started around 58 AD. He shows how Paul's letter to Rome, written from prison, explains [...]

In "The Disciplines of a Disciple," Pastor Greg Laurie stresses that real followers of Jesus must deeply engage with God's Word—reading, studying, meditating, and obeying it daily. Using John 8:31 and Psalm 19, he shows how Scripture [...]

Pastor Greg Laurie gets real about worry in this Philippians 4 sermon, poking fun at our crazy fears—like dying from selfies more than sharks—while showing how worry strangles today's joy and trust in God. The fix? Rejoice anyway, pray about [...]

In "The Biblical World View on the Afterlife," Pastor Greg Laurie delivers a sobering yet hopeful message straight from Scripture. Believers go immediately to heaven upon death to be with Christ, while unbelievers face Hades and eventual [...]

In "The Big Picture of Christmas" from John 1, Pastor Greg Laurie presents the eternal perspective of Christ's incarnation: Jesus, the pre-existent Word and God Himself, became flesh to dwell among us. He emphasizes that Christmas [...]

In "Not Ashamed of The Gospel" from Romans 1:16, Pastor Greg Laurie explains why the gospel remains the explosive power of God for salvation in a broken world full of loneliness, despair, and division. He challenges believers to boldly [...]

In "No One is Beyond the Reach of God" from Daniel 4, Pastor Greg Laurie shows how even the proud King Nebuchadnezzar, the most powerful man on earth, was humbled by God through a dream and seven years of insanity before repenting and [...]

In this final message of the discipleship series titled "Just Do It," Pastor Greg Laurie urges believers from Matthew 28 to actively make disciples by leading people to Christ, helping new believers grow, and repeating the process. He [...]

In his message "Jesus' Prayer for You," Pastor Greg Laurie dives into John 17, the true Lord's Prayer, where Jesus intercedes for His followers. He highlights Christ's heart for our preservation, holiness, unity, and [...]

Pastor Greg Laurie taught from Nehemiah 4–5 on "How to Handle Discouragement" in his Rebuilt Life series, using the Sutherland Springs tragedy to show faith shining in suffering. He explained Satan attacks outwardly (mockery/threats) or [...]

Pastor Greg Laurie shared a powerful Easter message on "How to Have Hope in Life" from Luke 24, using humor like a man shipping his mother-in-law home (fearing she'd rise) to underscore Christ's resurrection. He addressed fears [...]

Pastor Greg Laurie launched a two-part miniseries "How To Go To Church" from Acts 2, showing church as God's family of called-out believers—not a building or optional event—but essential for worship, growth, love, and reaching the [...]

Pastor Greg Laurie taught from Daniel 7 on "God, the Future, and You," contrasting human forgetfulness with God's perfect eternal memory of all time. He unpacked Daniel's vision of four beasts representing world empires (Babylon [...]

Pastor Greg Laurie shared a compelling evangelistic message called "Ghost Bike" at Angel Stadium, sparked by a white memorial bike for a cyclist killed in an accident. Using a cab ride conversation with driver Tom—who believed in [...]

Pastor Greg Laurie shared a heartfelt Thanksgiving message on "Don’t Forget To Say Thank You" from 1 Thessalonians 5:18, calling believers to give thanks in everything—not based on feelings but because God is good and sovereign. Using fun [...]

Pastor Greg Laurie unpacked "Dealing With Criticism" from Nehemiah 4, showing how critics Sanballat and Tobiah mocked the rebuilders to stop the work. He warned that building for God always brings battle since Satan hates what God loves, [...]

Pastor Greg Laurie launched his "Discipleship: The Road Less Taken" series, praying for national awakening, Texas hurricane relief, and protection from threats like North Korea's bomb test. Celebrating 10,000 professions at Angel [...]

Pastor Greg Laurie honored America's spiritual roots and global good while warning of its potential absence in end-times prophecy, as Antichrist—a Satan-empowered charismatic leader—rises to deceive with peace, persecute believers, and control [...]

Pastor Greg Laurie delivered a stirring call for spiritual revival in America, pointing to the unseen battle over our nation's soul from Daniel 6. He showed how Daniel's consistent prayer, thankful heart, and trust in God—despite a law [...]

Pastor Greg Laurie taught kids and the congregation the real meaning of Easter: not bunnies or ducks, but Jesus dying on the cross because He loves us, rising from the dead to defeat death, and promising to return. Drawing from John 21, he showed [...]

Pastor Greg Laurie spoke to a big crowd in Southern California about the emptiness, loneliness, guilt, and fear everyone carries inside, sharing stories of celebrities like Chris Brown and Minecraft's creator feeling isolated despite success. [...]