"This is a tribute I wrote and filmed to remember the impactful life of Charlie Kirk on the first anniversary of his tragic death. Charlie, a follower of Jesus, lived a life worth remembering—and emulating. His courage, conviction, and commitment to sharing his faith made a lasting impact on countless lives." —Pastor Greg Laurie

"This is a tribute I wrote and filmed to remember the impactful life of Charlie Kirk on the first anniversary of his tragic death. Charlie, a follower of Jesus, lived a life worth remembering&mdash;and emulating. His courage, conviction, and commitment to sharing his faith made a lasting impact on countless lives." &mdash;Pastor Greg Laurie

Everyone talks about life after death, but what about life during life? Do you wonder, 'Why am I here? How can I be truly happy? Does my life matter, or why do I feel empty inside?' And, 'What really happens when I die?' Pastor Greg Laurie has helped millions find profound hope through true faith.

On the "The Greg Laurie Show," Pastor Greg brings insight to Scripture, a deep dive into real cultural issues, and special guest interviews with trusted Christian voices with a variety of life experiences that will help you make sense of life. 

Want more from Greg Laurie? Visit https://harvest.org/. 
Find Pastor Greg on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/greglaurie/ 

Everyone talks about life after death, but what about life during life? Do you wonder, 'Why am I here? How can I be truly happy? Does my life matter, or why do I feel empty inside?' And, 'What really happens when I die?' Pastor Greg Laurie has helped millions find profound hope through true faith.
On the "The Greg Laurie Show," Pastor Greg brings insight to Scripture, a deep dive into real cultural issues, and special guest interviews with trusted Christian voices with a variety of life experiences that will help you make sense of life.&nbsp;
Want more from Greg Laurie? Visit <a href="https://harvest.org/">https://harvest.org/.</a>&nbsp; Find Pastor Greg on Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/greglaurie/">https://www.instagram.com/greglaurie/</a>&nbsp;

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Everyone talks about life after death, but what about life during life? Do you wonder, 'Why am I here? How can I be truly happy? Does my life matter, or why do I feel empty inside?' And, 'What really happens when I die?' Pastor Greg Laurie has helped millions find profound hope through true faith. On "The Greg Laurie Show," he transparently shares his own journey from hopelessness, addiction, and abuse to a spiritual revolution that transformed everything. Drawing on decades of impactful ministry, Greg tackles life's deepest questions, offering timeless biblical wisdom, practical guidance, and a compelling vision for a life radically transformed by Christ. Join Pastor Greg as he navigates today's cultural challenges, unpacks spiritual truths, and empowers listeners to discover lasting joy and meaning in a relationship with God."

Want more from Greg Laurie? Visit https://harvest.org/. 
Find Pastor Greg on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/greglaurie/ 

Everyone talks about life after death, but what about life during life? Do you wonder, 'Why am I here? How can I be truly happy? Does my life matter, or why do I feel empty inside?' And, 'What really happens when I die?' Pastor Greg Laurie has helped millions find profound hope through true faith. On "The Greg Laurie Show," he transparently shares his own journey from hopelessness, addiction, and abuse to a spiritual revolution that transformed everything. Drawing on decades of impactful ministry, Greg tackles life's deepest questions, offering timeless biblical wisdom, practical guidance, and a compelling vision for a life radically transformed by Christ. Join Pastor Greg as he navigates today's cultural challenges, unpacks spiritual truths, and empowers listeners to discover lasting joy and meaning in a relationship with God."
Want more from Greg Laurie? Visit <a href="https://harvest.org/">https://harvest.org/.</a>&nbsp; Find Pastor Greg on Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/greglaurie/">https://www.instagram.com/greglaurie/</a>&nbsp;

Charlie Kirk Tribute: A Life Worth Remembering

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Are we living in the last days? A recent study found that 40% of Americans believe we are—and even non-believers sense something is shifting.


In this episode, Greg Laurie opens Luke 21 to look at what Jesus actually said about the end times. Rather than freaking out or doom scrolling, Jesus gave a different instruction: look up.


What Greg covers:
• Why 25% of the Bible is prophetic—and why that matters now
• The timeline: the rapture, the rise of the Antichrist, the Great Tribulation, Armageddon, and the Second Coming
• Israel's role in end-times events and why 1948 set the prophetic clock ticking
• The difference between personal tribulation and the Great Tribulation
• How to live right now: watch and pray, not party or panic
• Why Bible prophecy should make us evangelistic, not argumentative


Greg also shares how understanding what's ahead brings hope in a hopeless world, comfort to those grieving, and clarity when life stops making sense.


If you've never trusted Christ, stay to the end—Greg walks through how to be ready.
Subscribe for new episodes of the Greg Laurie Show every week.


Timestamps
00:00 Doom scrolling and the end times question
02:03 Why 25% of the Bible is prophecy
04:36 How prophecy brings sense to suffering
06:52 The end times timeline, big picture
09:04 The Antichrist as counterfeit peacemaker
12:00 Will the church go through the Tribulation?
13:35 Israel, Jerusalem, and 1948
17:17 Why October 7 wasn't answered with genocide
18:40 Look up, don't freak out
21:23 The Super Bowl on pause: God already knows
23:00 Carousing, drunkenness, and worry
26:35 Watch and pray, not hunker down
29:08 Cross the street before you cross the sea
31:00 If this were your last day

Are we living in the last days? A recent study found that 40% of Americans believe we are&mdash;and even non-believers sense something is shifting.
 In this episode, Greg Laurie opens Luke 21 to look at what Jesus actually said about the end times. Rather than freaking out or doom scrolling, Jesus gave a different instruction: look up.
 What Greg covers: &bull; Why 25% of the Bible is prophetic&mdash;and why that matters now &bull; The timeline: the rapture, the rise of the Antichrist, the Great Tribulation, Armageddon, and the Second Coming &bull; Israel's role in end-times events and why 1948 set the prophetic clock ticking &bull; The difference between personal tribulation and the Great Tribulation &bull; How to live right now: watch and pray, not party or panic &bull; Why Bible prophecy should make us evangelistic, not argumentative
 Greg also shares how understanding what's ahead brings hope in a hopeless world, comfort to those grieving, and clarity when life stops making sense.
 If you've never trusted Christ, stay to the end&mdash;Greg walks through how to be ready. Subscribe for new episodes of the Greg Laurie Show every week.
 Timestamps 00:00 Doom scrolling and the end times question 02:03 Why 25% of the Bible is prophecy 04:36 How prophecy brings sense to suffering 06:52 The end times timeline, big picture 09:04 The Antichrist as counterfeit peacemaker 12:00 Will the church go through the Tribulation? 13:35 Israel, Jerusalem, and 1948 17:17 Why October 7 wasn't answered with genocide 18:40 Look up, don't freak out 21:23 The Super Bowl on pause: God already knows 23:00 Carousing, drunkenness, and worry 26:35 Watch and pray, not hunker down 29:08 Cross the street before you cross the sea 31:00 If this were your last day

Greg Laurie on Doom Scrolling, the Antichrist, and the Peace Treaty That Deceives the World

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Cissie Graham Lynch — granddaughter of Billy and Ruth Graham, daughter of Franklin Graham — joins Greg and Cathe to talk about her new book "Stand Steady," her recent nomination as Ambassador-at-Large for International Religious Freedom, and what it was really like growing up in one of America's most well-known ministry families.

In this conversation:
- Why Cissie says the church has sometimes "weakened" women, and what strong biblical womanhood actually looks like
- The hurricane that inspired "Stand Steady" and the foundation that remains when storms hit
- Cathe on walking through grief after losing their son Christopher, and the prodigal years with Jonathan
- Greg's personal memories of Billy Graham privately — including the "Not you again" welcome mat at Ruth's door
- The four "kings" that quietly rule our lives: Feeling, Trend, Think, and Comfort
- Raising kids in a phone-saturated culture, and Franklin's blunt advice to Greg after Christopher's death

Plus a lighter round at the end — Thai food, blackberry cobbler, Last of the Mohicans, and why Cissie would want one more dinner with her grandmother.

Pick up "Stand Steady" wherever you get your books.

Timestamps

00:00 Cissie Graham Lynch on how culture and the church weaken women
02:03 What kind of woman will you choose to be?
03:26 Growing up a Graham and never wanting ministry
08:17 The hurricane, the foundation, and what remains
11:47 The four kings: Feeling, Trend, Think, and Comfort
14:43 Her mother Jane, the unsung hero
19:13 Fake strength from culture, weakened women in the church
23:13 A word to young girls in the age of social media
30:32 Billy Graham up close and Ruth's sanctified humor
40:12 Walking with Jonathan and Christopher through prodigal years
48:34 Back in the pulpit three days after losing Christopher
57:00 Nominated Ambassador-at-Large for International Religious Freedom
01:07:47 Favorites, Thai food, Last of the Mohicans, and Motown
01:21:20 Closing prayers and blessing

 

Cissie Graham Lynch &mdash; granddaughter of Billy and Ruth Graham, daughter of Franklin Graham &mdash; joins Greg and Cathe to talk about her new book "Stand Steady," her recent nomination as Ambassador-at-Large for International Religious Freedom, and what it was really like growing up in one of America's most well-known ministry families.
In this conversation: - Why Cissie says the church has sometimes "weakened" women, and what strong biblical womanhood actually looks like - The hurricane that inspired "Stand Steady" and the foundation that remains when storms hit - Cathe on walking through grief after losing their son Christopher, and the prodigal years with Jonathan - Greg's personal memories of Billy Graham privately &mdash; including the "Not you again" welcome mat at Ruth's door - The four "kings" that quietly rule our lives: Feeling, Trend, Think, and Comfort - Raising kids in a phone-saturated culture, and Franklin's blunt advice to Greg after Christopher's death
Plus a lighter round at the end &mdash; Thai food, blackberry cobbler, Last of the Mohicans, and why Cissie would want one more dinner with her grandmother.
Pick up "Stand Steady" wherever you get your books.
Timestamps
00:00 Cissie Graham Lynch on how culture and the church weaken women 02:03 What kind of woman will you choose to be? 03:26 Growing up a Graham and never wanting ministry 08:17 The hurricane, the foundation, and what remains 11:47 The four kings: Feeling, Trend, Think, and Comfort 14:43 Her mother Jane, the unsung hero 19:13 Fake strength from culture, weakened women in the church 23:13 A word to young girls in the age of social media 30:32 Billy Graham up close and Ruth's sanctified humor 40:12 Walking with Jonathan and Christopher through prodigal years 48:34 Back in the pulpit three days after losing Christopher 57:00 Nominated Ambassador-at-Large for International Religious Freedom 01:07:47 Favorites, Thai food, Last of the Mohicans, and Motown 01:21:20 Closing prayers and blessing
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Cissie Graham Lynch: Why the Church Has Weakened Women

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What if 150 years of biblical archaeology hasn't produced a single find that contradicts the Bible?

That's the claim Dinesh D'Souza makes in this conversation about his new book, The Stones Cry Out. We talk about the artifacts quietly coming out of the ground in Israel — including the bones of Caiaphas, the clay seal of a minor character from Jeremiah, and the recently confirmed location of Bethsaida — and why most of this isn't being shouted from the rooftops.

We also get into:
- Why younger generations are drawn to socialism (and how "crony capitalism" fuels it)
- The modern state of Israel as prophecy fulfilled
- Why Dinesh has been publicly challenging Calvinism
- The Pool of Siloam, the Garden Tomb, and the Church of the Holy Sepulchre
- His years inside the Reagan administration
- A lunch with Richard Nixon
- Fried bananas, My Cousin Vinny, and Breaker Morant

Dinesh is a filmmaker, author, and friend, and this one covers a lot of ground — from apologetics to American history to personal stories.

Pick up The Stones Cry Out wherever you get your books.                                                                      

Timestamps

00:00 Cold open
00:18 Welcoming Dinesh D'Souza
00:50 What's so great about America
03:04 Why young people are drawn to socialism
05:04 Capitalism without a moral base
07:03 The Stones Cry Out and biblical archaeology
10:29 The Caiaphas ossuary and Pilate findings
13:44 The Pools of Bethesda and Siloam
16:14 Garden Tomb vs Church of the Holy Sepulchre
18:12 Israel's rebirth as fulfilled prophecy
20:45 The Dead Sea Scrolls connection
22:33 Balaam, son of Beor, and the skeptics
24:58 When unbelief isn't really intellectual
27:05 Atheism as revenge against God
29:20 The problem with Calvinist predestination
32:33 Rethinking total depravity
34:30 Evangelicals, Arminians, and biblicists
37:49 Reconciling free will and God's choice
38:37 Favorite comfort food
39:10 The three films Dinesh is proudest of
41:35 Islam, the left, and a common enemy
43:04 Movies he'll rewatch every time
45:03 Having lunch with Richard Nixon
47:41 Inside Reagan's ranch
49:31 Should Christians send kids to secular colleges
51:14 Advice to a younger Dinesh
53:09 Closing thoughts on The Stones Cry Out

What if 150 years of biblical archaeology hasn't produced a single find that contradicts the Bible?
That's the claim Dinesh D'Souza makes in this conversation about his new book, The Stones Cry Out. We talk about the artifacts quietly coming out of the ground in Israel &mdash; including the bones of Caiaphas, the clay seal of a minor character from Jeremiah, and the recently confirmed location of Bethsaida &mdash; and why most of this isn't being shouted from the rooftops.
We also get into: - Why younger generations are drawn to socialism (and how "crony capitalism" fuels it) - The modern state of Israel as prophecy fulfilled - Why Dinesh has been publicly challenging Calvinism - The Pool of Siloam, the Garden Tomb, and the Church of the Holy Sepulchre - His years inside the Reagan administration - A lunch with Richard Nixon - Fried bananas, My Cousin Vinny, and Breaker Morant
Dinesh is a filmmaker, author, and friend, and this one covers a lot of ground &mdash; from apologetics to American history to personal stories.
Pick up The Stones Cry Out wherever you get your books.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;
Timestamps
00:00 Cold open 00:18 Welcoming Dinesh D'Souza 00:50 What's so great about America 03:04 Why young people are drawn to socialism 05:04 Capitalism without a moral base 07:03 The Stones Cry Out and biblical archaeology 10:29 The Caiaphas ossuary and Pilate findings 13:44 The Pools of Bethesda and Siloam 16:14 Garden Tomb vs Church of the Holy Sepulchre 18:12 Israel's rebirth as fulfilled prophecy 20:45 The Dead Sea Scrolls connection 22:33 Balaam, son of Beor, and the skeptics 24:58 When unbelief isn't really intellectual 27:05 Atheism as revenge against God 29:20 The problem with Calvinist predestination 32:33 Rethinking total depravity 34:30 Evangelicals, Arminians, and biblicists 37:49 Reconciling free will and God's choice 38:37 Favorite comfort food 39:10 The three films Dinesh is proudest of 41:35 Islam, the left, and a common enemy 43:04 Movies he'll rewatch every time 45:03 Having lunch with Richard Nixon 47:41 Inside Reagan's ranch 49:31 Should Christians send kids to secular colleges 51:14 Advice to a younger Dinesh 53:09 Closing thoughts on The Stones Cry Out

Does Archaeology Prove the Bible Is True? | Dinesh D’Souza

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Charlie Kirk Tribute: A Life Worth Remembering

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