Greg Laurie is a journalist and writer who focuses on Christian topics and spirituality. He has written for publications such as The Christian Post, WorldNetDaily, and OUR LOCAL MAG.COM LIMITED. His articles explore themes of faith, joy, conflict, and personal growth, drawing from biblical teachings and contemporary Christian perspectives.
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Greg Laurie's articles center around Christianity, faith, and biblical teachings with a focus on culture & society and family & relationships. Given his emphasis on expert commentary, he is likely to respond well to pitches from individuals who can provide insightful perspectives on these topics. Experts in theology, Christian history, or those with a deep understanding of the Bible may find success reaching out to him.
Considering Greg Laurie's national focus within the United States and his coverage of Christmas and Thanksgiving themes alongside general spiritual topics, experts within American Christian communities or scholars familiar with how Christianity intersects with American culture may be particularly relevant for outreach efforts.
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Let's be honest, when someone says that God has been talking to them, we get a little suspicious, sometimes even a little concerned.
America has always needed God. But at this time of crisis and social unrest, that truth is more apparent than ever.
Have you ever had a crisis overwhelm you to the point that you didn't think you could survive? Or, have you ever faced a set of circumstances that you simply thought you wouldn't be able to get through? Have you ever said to God, in so many words, "Lord, where were You?"
A friend of mine once invited me on a walk to go see an "amazing" lake. When we hit the 30-minute mark, I said, "I'm getting pretty tired. Maybe we should head back."
I like to check the latest weather forecast every morning. I want to know what to expect for the day. I don't know why I do this, because I probably could predict the weather more accurately on my own. That's because bald men are always the first to know when it's raining.
Have you ever fallen unexpectedly? Maybe you weren't paying attention to where you were walking. Maybe you were looking at your iPhone.
By: Greg Laurie
Imagine what kind of world we would live in today if there had been no America.
Harvest has held large-scale evangelistic events since 1990 where I share the gospel to attendees. Over 8 million people have attended in person, and over 700,000 have made professions of faith to follow Jesus Christ.
As Christians, we should all want to grow spiritually. We should all want spiritual success. In other words, we should all want to run the race of life well. In 1 Corinthians, Paul urges us to run to win. See, we are not striving for second place, we are striving for first against the world, the flesh, and the devil. So growing spiritually should be of high importance for every believer. But how can we begin to?
Have you ever been in a situation that seemed hopeless – leaving you feeling helpless? Maybe you felt as though you had hit bottom, and there was no way out.
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