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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By: Lisa Bevere, Greg Laurie
Pastor Greg shares a powerful message on abortion, and what the bible says about life beginning at conception.
Some Christians are surprised to find that this life as a follower of Jesus is not a cakewalk. In fact, it's a conflict. It isn't a playground, it is actually a battleground.
Greg Laurie shares that the Christian life isn't a playground, but a battleground. And all Christians are in spiritual battle and must fight.
I read recently that Millennials and Gen Z are the most stressed generations ever, with the highest suicide rates. For these two generations, antidepressants are the bestselling pharmaceuticals.
At one point, Jesus’ disciples came to Him and said, “Lord, teach us to pray.” And He did just that:
By: Greg Laurie
The answer for everyone is a relationship with God.
By: Greg Laurie
But before culture can experience an awakening, the church needs to experience revival. Our country has a choice, and I’m not talking about Democrats or Republicans.
As Christians, we go back to what we should have always been—and always should be—doing. And that’s living out our faith, being salt and light in the culture.
These are uncertain times, and we need a real certainty that will help us to get through it.
We can become so busy, especially at this time of year, that we don't have time for God. We can be so busy celebrating Christmas that we lose Jesus.
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