Greg Laurie Daily Devotions

We need to ask God to make His presence known to us as He did for Paul. The Lord’s company is all we need. God blesses us with family, friends, and fellow workers to share fellowship. But occasionally, we need to be reminded that He is all we require.

How can you prepare for a God-given assignment like the one Philip received?

When you’re in pain, the midnight hour (in the figurative or literal sense) is not the easiest time for a worship service. ButGod can give you songs in the night. And never doubt it: People willbe listening.

You may not see Him. You may not hear His audible words. But if you pay attention, you can hear the still, small voice of God. You can find it anytime in His Word.

First, you read the Bible to know God, the Creator of the universe, who desires to have a personal and eternal relationship with you. Second, you read the Bible to discover His plan for your life. What other book can make such claims?

God gives second chances. He offers a path forward, a joyous and fulfilling life—one that can make a profound difference in the world—no matter what we’ve done.

One of these days, your life will come to an end. What will you say about it? What will others say about it?

If you really want to find life, then lose your life. If you want to get a life, then present it to the Lord, and watch what He will do.

God doesn’t promise us a trouble-free existence. He doesn’t promise that we will understand everything He does—or allows. But He does promise to stay with us every step of the way.

The better we know God’s Word, the more deeply we embed it in our lives, the harder it is for our enemy to use it against us.

The devil may be wicked, but he isn’t stupid. He approaches us with a practiced subtlety. To resist him, we must stay close to God and His Word. He is helpless against them.

The devil knows what will happen if the seeds of Scripture start to take root in a believer’s life. He knows that a heart in which the words of the Bible are hidden is hard to access. He knows that a life guided by the Word of God is hard to disrupt.

The devil will always try to keep you away from the cross. But the Holy Spirit will always bring you to it.

Don’t believe the lies of your enemy. See yourself as God sees you: forgiven and righteous because of the sacrifice of His Son.

The devil directs his fury at God’s people. He is helpless to dislodge believers from God’s hand. He cannot alter the amazing eternity that awaits us. But he can and does wreak as much havoc as possible in our lives here on earth. The devil’s time is short, so he’s determined to make the most of it.