Greg Laurie

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  Feb 4, 2015

  The Divine Paradox

  If we have learned nothing else from our culture telling us what we should do to be happy, we have learned this: It is just not true. We have realized where happiness isn't.

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  Feb 2, 2015

  The Root of the Problem

  I think we could safely say that so many of the problems we deal with are because of our selfish human natures. Selfishness is at the root of many sins.

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  Jan 31, 2015

  Unity, Liberty, and Charity

  Have you ever noticed there are some people who like to fight? They like to argue, and they are unhappy when they are happy. So they find something to get worked up about, something new to debate. They love conflict. It's a sad way to live.

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  Jan 29, 2015

  The Christian's Life Purpose

  Years ago during a visit with Billy and Ruth Graham, I noticed while we were outside that their dog was continuously going around in circles.

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  Jan 27, 2015

  The Christian's Life Purpose

  Years ago during a visit with Billy and Ruth Graham, I noticed while we were outside that their dog was continuously going around in circles.

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  Jan 25, 2015

  Prayer: A Conditioned Reflex

  Have you ever been gripped by fear? You know the feeling. Your blood goes cold. You get a shiver down your spine. Your stomach sinks. Your hair stands on end (in my case—that is singular, not plural). All of these are emotions associated with fear.

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  Jan 23, 2015

  The Pursuit That Will Leave You Empty

  Has there ever been a more pleasure-mad culture than ours today? It seems that we can't be entertained enough. We have continuous media coming our way with constant imagery and sounds, all things that are supposed to bring us pleasure.

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  Jan 22, 2015

  Homesick for Heaven

  Have you ever been to a really beautiful place that stayed with you long after you returned home? Maybe you have a picture of it as your screensaver, and you just sit and gaze at it. You love that place. That is how Paul felt about heaven.

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  Jan 20, 2015

  By Divine Design

  The apostle Paul was the kind of guy who liked to get out and get things done. He took action and went out and accomplished things for God. But as a prisoner in Rome, Paul found himself stuck . . . immobilized . . . unable to move. Perhaps you are immobilized in some way right now.

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  Jan 17, 2015

  The Hope for America

  The first recollection I have of going to church was with my grandparents. I was a little boy, and I didn't like it at all. I thought it was boring. My grandmother kept shushing me, and I drew cartoons on the church bulletin as the preacher droned on.