"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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Jeremy Boreing on why revolution isn't the answer — and what actually is.

In Part 2 of our conversation, Jeremy makes the case that America doesn't need to tear down the Constitution. It needs to become the kind of people the Constitution was written for. We talk about why every godless revolution in history has ended in blood, why the American founding was different, and why the revolution we actually need is a revolution of the heart.

Then things get personal. We swap favorite films (Braveheart, Ben-Hur, Tombstone, The Godfather), argue about the Beatles, trade Eagles memories from the Sphere, and land on how art — even a small movie with a jazz score — can travel further than you'd ever guess.

We close with the story behind the bent key Jeremy has worn around his neck for 31 years. It's worth staying for.

Timestamps

00:33 Who should run in 2028?
01:51 Conservatism didn't fail — we did
03:33 America's revolution vs. all the others
05:46 Why revolution today would destroy us
07:31 The real revolution is in the heart
08:12 Hardest and easiest people to interview
11:02 Top five favorite films
13:31 Dinner with Churchill, Paul, and Henley
15:33 The hidden hero behind country rock
17:03 Death row meals and Taco Villa
19:12 Desert island songs and the Beatles
23:15 How Ben-Hur led Greg to Christ
26:15 Artists as co-creators with God
27:12 The Wayne Shorter jazz score story
31:01 The story behind the bent key

Jeremy Boreing on why revolution isn't the answer &mdash; and what actually is.
In Part 2 of our conversation, Jeremy makes the case that America doesn't need to tear down the Constitution. It needs to become the kind of people the Constitution was written for. We talk about why every godless revolution in history has ended in blood, why the American founding was different, and why the revolution we actually need is a revolution of the heart.
Then things get personal. We swap favorite films (Braveheart, Ben-Hur, Tombstone, The Godfather), argue about the Beatles, trade Eagles memories from the Sphere, and land on how art &mdash; even a small movie with a jazz score &mdash; can travel further than you'd ever guess.
We close with the story behind the bent key Jeremy has worn around his neck for 31 years. It's worth staying for.
Timestamps
00:33 Who should run in 2028? 01:51 Conservatism didn't fail &mdash; we did 03:33 America's revolution vs. all the others 05:46 Why revolution today would destroy us 07:31 The real revolution is in the heart 08:12 Hardest and easiest people to interview 11:02 Top five favorite films 13:31 Dinner with Churchill, Paul, and Henley 15:33 The hidden hero behind country rock 17:03 Death row meals and Taco Villa 19:12 Desert island songs and the Beatles 23:15 How Ben-Hur led Greg to Christ 26:15 Artists as co-creators with God 27:12 The Wayne Shorter jazz score story 31:01 The story behind the bent key

Jeremy Boreing: Don't Tear Down the Constitution, Rebuild the People

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Jeremy Boreing on why conservatives keep missing the future — and what he's building next after The Daily Wire.

In this conversation, Greg Laurie sits down with Jeremy Boreing, co-founder of The Daily Wire, to talk about creativity, failure, faith, and the next generational shift already underway.

What you'll hear:
- The night reading Galatians in a Pizza Hut parking lot changed everything
- Why Jeremy told Michael Knowles to hold his dreams loosely
- The billion-dollar lesson from Jeremy's exit from The Daily Wire
- How conservatives keep falling into a "fail, complain, fundraise" cycle
- Why AI is the next social media moment — and what happens if Christians sit it out
- The failure of Gen X and Boomers to hand the next generation better choices
- How to answer nihilism, antisemitism, and despair with actual creation

Jeremy makes the case that dominion isn't about reacting to culture — it's about building something worth choosing. Greg presses him on what that looks like for the gospel in an AI age.

Subscribe and download the Harvest+ app for more.

Timestamps

00:31 Meet Jeremy Boreing
02:28 From West Texas to failing in LA
03:22 The billion-dollar mistake at Daily Wire
05:42 Spotting Ben Shapiro's talent early
07:49 The Michael Knowles breakfast: holding dreams loosely
10:06 Discovering he was a creator, not an actor
14:48 Reading Galatians in a Pizza Hut parking lot
19:29 Truth Revolt, getting fired by David Horowitz
25:30 The generational insight behind Daily Wire
28:57 Why conservatives keep missing the next wave
33:23 AI as the new mission field
40:55 Nihilism, antisemitism, and a failed generation
45:08 What Gen X and Boomers owe the next generation

Jeremy Boreing on why conservatives keep missing the future &mdash; and what he's building next after The Daily Wire.
In this conversation, Greg Laurie sits down with Jeremy Boreing, co-founder of The Daily Wire, to talk about creativity, failure, faith, and the next generational shift already underway.
What you'll hear: - The night reading Galatians in a Pizza Hut parking lot changed everything - Why Jeremy told Michael Knowles to hold his dreams loosely - The billion-dollar lesson from Jeremy's exit from The Daily Wire - How conservatives keep falling into a "fail, complain, fundraise" cycle - Why AI is the next social media moment &mdash; and what happens if Christians sit it out - The failure of Gen X and Boomers to hand the next generation better choices - How to answer nihilism, antisemitism, and despair with actual creation
Jeremy makes the case that dominion isn't about reacting to culture &mdash; it's about building something worth choosing. Greg presses him on what that looks like for the gospel in an AI age.
Subscribe and download the Harvest+ app for more.
Timestamps
00:31 Meet Jeremy Boreing 02:28 From West Texas to failing in LA 03:22 The billion-dollar mistake at Daily Wire 05:42 Spotting Ben Shapiro's talent early 07:49 The Michael Knowles breakfast: holding dreams loosely 10:06 Discovering he was a creator, not an actor 14:48 Reading Galatians in a Pizza Hut parking lot 19:29 Truth Revolt, getting fired by David Horowitz 25:30 The generational insight behind Daily Wire 28:57 Why conservatives keep missing the next wave 33:23 AI as the new mission field 40:55 Nihilism, antisemitism, and a failed generation 45:08 What Gen X and Boomers owe the next generation

Jeremy Boreing: Why Conservatives Keep Missing What's Next

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From gang life at age 11 to reaching millions on YouTube — Ruslan KD sits down with Greg Laurie to talk about the long road home.

Born in Azerbaijan, ethnically Armenian, and raised by a single mom in San Diego, Ruslan's story starts with a botched break-in, a cop next door, and a Black Baptist church that told an 11-year-old kid God would use him one day. They were right.

In this conversation:
How Ruslan finally surrendered to Christ at a Miles McPherson crusade
• The 3 pillars of biblical manhood: priest, provider, protector
• Why Gen Z is the most Jesus-curious generation — and what they need from boomers
• The difference between selfish ambition and godly ambition (from his new book)
• Why every pastor should have a podcast
• Financial literacy, communism vs. capitalism, and what the church keeps missing
• The verse Ruslan returns to when life gets loud

Whether you're a young man trying to figure out what a godly life looks like, or an older believer wondering how to reach the next generation — this one's worth your time.

Grab Ruslan's book Godly Ambition wherever books are sold.

Timestamps

00:22 Meet Ruslan: rapper, apologist, YouTuber
01:37 From Baku to a Vegas gang at age 11
04:24 Community service leads him to church
07:10 Wrestling with Jesus vs. Jehovah's Witnesses
09:54 Why the gospel finally clicked
14:14 What "godly ambition" actually means
18:33 The three pillars: priest, provider, protector
26:11 Communism, socialism, and taxing the rich
29:26 Gen Z: the walking paradox
36:39 Why open your home to a stranger
39:41 What's fueling the church growth boom
50:17 Teaching young people how to think
54:00 If you had 2 minutes with a million Gen Z kids

 

From gang life at age 11 to reaching millions on YouTube &mdash; Ruslan KD sits down with Greg Laurie to talk about the long road home.
Born in Azerbaijan, ethnically Armenian, and raised by a single mom in San Diego, Ruslan's story starts with a botched break-in, a cop next door, and a Black Baptist church that told an 11-year-old kid God would use him one day. They were right.
In this conversation:
<ul>
<li>How Ruslan finally surrendered to Christ at a Miles McPherson crusade &bull; The 3 pillars of biblical manhood: priest, provider, protector &bull; Why Gen Z is the most Jesus-curious generation &mdash; and what they need from boomers &bull; The difference between selfish ambition and godly ambition (from his new book) &bull; Why every pastor should have a podcast &bull; Financial literacy, communism vs. capitalism, and what the church keeps missing &bull; The verse Ruslan returns to when life gets loud</li>
</ul>
Whether you're a young man trying to figure out what a godly life looks like, or an older believer wondering how to reach the next generation &mdash; this one's worth your time.
Grab Ruslan's book Godly Ambition wherever books are sold.
Timestamps
00:22 Meet Ruslan: rapper, apologist, YouTuber 01:37 From Baku to a Vegas gang at age 11 04:24 Community service leads him to church 07:10 Wrestling with Jesus vs. Jehovah's Witnesses 09:54 Why the gospel finally clicked 14:14 What "godly ambition" actually means 18:33 The three pillars: priest, provider, protector 26:11 Communism, socialism, and taxing the rich 29:26 Gen Z: the walking paradox 36:39 Why open your home to a stranger 39:41 What's fueling the church growth boom 50:17 Teaching young people how to think 54:00 If you had 2 minutes with a million Gen Z kids
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Ruslan KD: Why the Loudest Generation Is Also the Loneliest

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Charlie Kirk Tribute: A Life Worth Remembering

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