Greg Laurie Daily Devotions

The Holy Spirit seals believers, guaranteeing their inheritance and providing a personal proof of God's presence in their lives. This spiritual seal, likened to a waxed stamp or signet ring, limits the devil's options and brings assurance that one's faith is genuine, as promised by Christ.

The Holy Spirit plays a vital role in the conversion of believers, providing eternal life and spiritual birth through its work. Recognizing the devil's attempts to undermine this work is crucial, as it can lead to feelings of doubt and disconnection from God's love, but the Holy Spirit offers assurance and conviction that we belong to Christ.

The Holy Spirit guides believers into the truth of righteousness, a concept often misunderstood as simply being good or doing good deeds. According to Scripture, true righteousness is rooted in perfection and can only be achieved through faith in Jesus Christ, who offers His perfect righteousness to those who repent and trust in Him.

A person who has never heard the gospel and dies will be judged according to the light they have received, with God holding them accountable for their actions despite a lack of knowledge. Ultimately, those who seek truth and turn from sin can find forgiveness and eternal life through faith in Jesus Christ.

A loving God does not send anyone to Hell, but rather people send themselves there by their choices. By accepting Jesus as Savior and Lord, individuals can escape the fate of eternal separation from God in Hell and instead join Him for all eternity in Heaven.

“All roads lead to God”—but what if they don’t? Here’s the blunt truth that most people won’t say out loud.

If God is loving, why does He let life hurt so much? The answer might shake what you thought you knew about suffering and about Him.

You don’t have to park your brain at the church door. Here’s why the Bible holds up—even under the toughest questions.

Coveting isn’t just wanting, it’s a deep, dangerous hunger for what isn’t yours. And it’s the gateway to breaking every other commandment.

From gossip disguised as prayer to flattery we don’t mean, our words can do more damage than we realize. Here’s why God takes this commandment so seriously.