Greg Laurie – Calvary Chapel

Greg Laurie Reflects on the Life and Impact of Chuck Smith

Greg Laurie — Tue, 17 Oct 2023 19:00:57 +0000

In this video, Greg Laurie, a renowned author and evangelist, acknowledges the profound impact that Chuck Smith had on an entire generation.

Greg Laurie attributes much of his ministry’s success to Chuck’s generosity and guidance. For example, Chuck saw Greg’s gifting as an evangelist before Greg recognized it himself and even helped launch his ministry by supporting the distribution of his “living water” track. Chuck also played a pivotal role in securing Greg’s first church building and opening the doors for what we now know as the Harvest crusades. Throughout the video, Greg expresses deep gratitude for Chuck’s life and the positive impact he made on countless lives. Though Pastor Chuck Smith has been in heaven for ten years, his legacy as a world-changer continues.

A Rush of Hope: A Cinematic Crusade

Greg Laurie — Mon, 31 Aug 2020 11:53:00 +0000

This weekend, September 4-7, we will be partnering with Harvest Christian Fellowship as they premiere a Cinematic Crusade this weekend titled a “Rush of Hope.”

You can watch on our Facebook page and at harvest.org!

Harvest Crusade 2019

Greg Laurie — Tue, 20 Aug 2019 13:34:00 +0000

Watch the Harvest Crusade LIVE on August 23-25

Do you question your purpose, how to find real happiness, or wonder if there’s life after death? Find answers to life’s looming questions at SoCal Harvest.

Join us in three wonderful nights full of musical performances by top Christian artists, special guest interviews, and a message of hope from the gospel that could change your life.

SocalHarvest.org

Johnny Cash: Redemption of an American Icon

Greg Laurie — Tue, 20 Aug 2019 16:30:00 +0000

“I think most people have heard of Johnny Cash and would recognize his music, even among today’s young people. He had a unique style of music that transcends time and sets him apart from other musicians.

As an individual, he was unique as well. Sinners thought Johnny was a saint, and saints thought Johnny was a sinner. The reality is, he was both. Just like us, he was flawed, he blew it, and he fell and he got up again. But he never lost his faith. In fact, at the very end of his life, it was stronger than ever.

Johnny Cash embodies the paradox of every Christian who wants to do what is right but struggles to do it, just like the apostle Paul described in Romans. That’s why I’ve wanting to tell his story for such a long time. His story is that of redemption, and it resonates with so many of us who mess up. But God says, “I’m not done with you yet.”

If we learn nothing else from the story of Johnny Cash, we learn that God gives second chances, and third ones, and fourth ones . . .

So I’ve teamed up again with my friend Marshall Terrill to write sort of a spiritual biography of Johnny Cash, a book that really focuses on his faith.”