Greg Laurie
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Pastor and Evangelist :: Knowing God and Making Him Known :: Maintained by Pastor Greg and the @harvestriv team
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Lady Gaga made some surprising statements in an interview awhile ago. Her real name is Stefani Germanotta, and she deals with chronic pain in her life and talks about how she offers gratitude to God for it. I address her comments as well her stated purpose to find God’s path and walk in it. Make sure you watch the whole video before you respond. Let’s pray that Stefani watches this and finds her way to Jesus Christ.
Greg Laurie3,572,251 views • 2 years ago
Ten million views. This video has officially gone viral. Why? Honestly… your guess is as good as mine. It’s 45,000 voices singing The Blessing, led by Kari Jobe Carnes and Cody Carnes. And here’s my take: It felt like a little glimpse of Heaven. One day, Scripture tells us we will all stand before the Lord and worship Him. It might look something like this. But what happened next? Even more remarkable… 6,500 people prayed and asked Jesus Christ to come into their lives — 5,500 in the stadium, and another 1,000 watching online. So many came, the Fire Marshall shut it down. Let’s make this moment echo even farther. Share this with a friend. Let’s keep the Gospel going viral.
Greg Laurie1,280,711 views • 11 months ago
Tonight at Angel Stadium, I’ll be sharing a simple, straightforward presentation of the gospel—designed for the person who has never set foot in a church, knows little or nothing about Jesus Christ, or has never really read the Bible. In many ways, it’s the message I needed to hear before I became a Christian. At the end of the message, I’ll give an opportunity for anyone who wants to put their faith in Christ. If you have a ticket, I hope you’ll join us in person. And if you can’t be there, watch live at at 7:00 PM Pacific Time. Most of all, pray that many people will come to know Christ tonight.
Greg Laurie26,917 views • 12 days ago
Let’s all be praying for Dr Jordan B Peterson .. He is such an insightful and wonderful man and we miss hearing his very important voice. His daughter Mikhaila just posted this update… Doctors have finally diagnosed Jordan with a psych-med-induced neurological injury that has been causing a condition called akathisia — an extreme, uncontrollable restlessness that Mikhaila described as “the worst thing I have ever seen anyone go through.” He is currently recovering at home under medical care. There is reason for hope — but he still has a long road ahead. Mikhaila has asked that people keep the family in their prayers and said she will not be giving further updates until things improve. I had the privilege of spending over 3 hours in conversation with Jordan last year where we talked about the afterlife and much more. Here is an excerpt from that…
Greg Laurie168,194 views • 3 months ago
One day, all of us will speak our last words — though none of us will know it at the time. Paul Walker, who starred in the "Fast and Furious" movies, got into a car one afternoon and said what would turn out to be his final words: "I'll be right back." No warning, no goodbye, no chance to make them count. Just an ordinary sentence that became final without anyone knowing it. That's how it happens for most of us. We assume there will be another morning, another conversation, another chance to say what matters. But our days are numbered, and none of them are guaranteed. Every beat of your heart, every breath in your lungs, is a gift from God — not something you're owed, but something given to you, moment by moment. Don't take it for granted. That's why how we live matters so much more than how we die. Walk with Jesus Christ, and whenever your last words come — expected or not — you'll be able to say with the apostle Paul, "To live is Christ, and to die is gain" (Philippians 1:21). Not because death holds no sorrow, but because for the believer, it isn't an ending. It's an arrival.
Greg Laurie16,680 views • 7 days ago
Here’s a word you don’t hear much these days… “REPENT.” It sounds harsh to modern ears. It makes people uncomfortable. But it is one of the most important words in the entire Bible — and honestly, one of the most loving things God ever said to us. The word literally means to “Turn Around.” Not just feel bad. Not just say sorry. But to make a complete U-turn — to change the direction of your life. Here’s where a lot of us get tripped up. We confuse remorse with repentance. And they are not the same thing. Remorse says “I feel bad about what I did.” Repentance says “I am changing what I do.” Judas felt remorse. Peter repented. One led to despair — the other led to restoration. The Bible tells us in 2 Corinthians 7:10 — “Godly sorrow leads to repentance that brings salvation and leaves no regret — but worldly sorrow brings death.” In other words — it’s not enough to feel guilty. God wants to do something far deeper than make you feel bad. He wants to transform you from the inside out. What’s the difference between remorse and true repentance? Watch this short video — I think it will change the way you look at this powerful word. 👇
Greg Laurie147,584 views • 3 months ago
This is a funny moment from a while back with Jonathan who plays Jesus in The Chosen, and Dennis Quaid, who portrayed Ronald Reagan in the film Reagan. I asked them, in character, a simple question: What if Jesus and Ronald Reagan were to have a conversation. . This was the result. Enjoy!
Greg Laurie85,439 views • 1 month ago
Israel is under attack right now.! Dozens of ballistic missiles are being launched from Iran toward Israel at this very moment. This footage was just taken, showing missiles fired toward Tel Aviv—a major population center in the Jewish homeland. Jerusalem may also be targeted. Pray that defensive technologies like the Iron Dome and David’s Sling work as intended. Most of all, pray for God’s supernatural protection over the people of Israel. As Scripture says, “Pray for the peace of Jerusalem” (Psalm 122:6).
Greg Laurie554,592 views • 1 year ago
There is an amazing new film coming out on the life of the spiritual father of the United States of America — A Great Awakening. Interestingly enough, his name is George. Not George Washington, but George Whitefield. His preaching prepared the way for the American Revolution. Before there was a revolution, there was a revelation — from a man of God. I love this film and I want you to see it. Tonight at all Harvest campuses, we are going to give you an exclusive look at the film in its entirety, beginning at 6:00 PM. I am also sitting down with the director, Joshua Enck, and the actor who plays Whitefield, Jonathan Blair — both today and tonight. Don't miss it. Check out this trailer for the film! 🎬
Greg Laurie133,086 views • 4 months ago
t was a very touching moment as Erika Kirk showed my wife Cathe and Pastor James Kaddis the Medal of Freedom that was presented to her by the President of the United States in honor of her late husband. One unique and powerful detail was the cross engraved on the back of the medal—something that has never been done before. It was added in recognition of Charlie Kirk’s strong faith in Christ.
Greg Laurie206,345 views • 9 months ago
The Jesus Revolution is now FREE to watch on YouTube! 🎬 This movie is the story of my life and conversion — set against the backdrop of the last great spiritual awakening in America. Kelsey Grammer, Jonathan Roumie, Anna Grace Barlow & Joel Courtney bring it to life. Watch now 👇 #JesusRevolution
Greg Laurie21,271 views • 26 days ago
Last Saturday on Morning in America on Fox News with my friend Kayleigh McEnany we talked about the amazing transformation of rocker, Alice Cooper. Then Kayleigh asked, “How does someone begin a relationship with God?” What a moment! In about a minute I was able to share the hope of the Gospel. You never know when God will open a door—always be ready.
Greg Laurie136,204 views • 8 months ago
There's a powerful new film coming to theaters this Friday, July 3rd — it's called Young Washington. Directed by Jon Erwin (the director behind Jesus Revolution and House Of David), this film takes us back before George Washington became a general, before he became our first president — to the young man wrestling with failure, loss, and his own character on the frontier of colonial America. What is the story before the story? Young Washington explores that. This film is dynamic, engaging, and exciting — and it's the perfect way to head into our nation's 250th birthday with a deeper appreciation for the man who would go on to lead it. It's showing in a theater near you.
Greg Laurie18,165 views • 23 days ago
Every day is a gift from God. The breath in our lungs. The beat of our heart. Even the things we need in life — all given to us by the Lord. That's why Jesus taught us to pray, in what we call the Lord's Prayer, "Give us this day our daily bread." Not, "Give us this month our monthly bread." Jesus wants us dependent on Him — not just once, but every single day of our lives. More in this short video 👇
Greg Laurie13,866 views • 17 days ago
There are only two times in the Bible where we read that Jesus was amazed. The first was at the great faith of a Roman centurion who asked Him to simply speak the word and his servant would be healed. This was a man who was not raised on Scripture—quite the opposite. Yet somehow he understood authority. He believed that if Jesus just said the word, it would be done. And Jesus was amazed at his simple, confident, powerful faith. The second time Jesus was amazed was at the unbelief of the people in His own hometown of Nazareth when He declared Himself to be the Messiah. The contrast is striking—faith from a pagan soldier, unbelief from those who knew the Scriptures. More on that here…
Greg Laurie81,103 views • 5 months ago
So, I went to the White House to lead a prayer at their very first worship service—and guess what? My name wasn’t on the list! Yep. Pastor gets denied at the door. It reminded me of something far more serious—what Jesus said will tragically happen to some people one day when they step into eternity. They’ll expect to be welcomed into Heaven, but their name won’t be in the Book of Life. Thankfully, in my case, I was able to fill out the very official form I had apparently forgotten to complete earlier (whoops), and they let me in. No harp music or pearly gates—but a tremendous worship service packed with White House staff members ready to praise the Lord. I shared a verse from the book of Esther and reminded them that, yes, God has placed them there—for such a time as this. What an honor it was to be there. And don’t worry—I made sure my name is on the right list too.
Greg Laurie202,589 views • 1 year ago