Life.Church with Craig Groeschel (Video)

Don’t be a people pleaser. Please God instead. Find your purpose, as well as the power to say no, with Pastor Craig Groeschel.

How would it change your life to truly live in fear of God’s holiness and power? How would it change your choices or interactions with other people? Pastor Craig Groeschel unpacks this powerful concept found in Proverbs 28:14.

Who’s the main character in the Bible? Psalm 115:1 reminds us that it’s not you or me. It’s Jesus. Pastor Craig Groeschel talks about giving glory to God in a selfie-centered world.

Reflecting on Psalm 126:5, Pastor Craig Groeschel talks about how tears can be an offering to God. Whether over injustice, over our own sin, or over wounds in our life, tears can reap a harvest of joy.

The writer of Psalm 143:8 longed to know God’s faithfulness and love each morning. Pastor Craig Groeschel digs into this verse and how we can walk with God each day by starting the morning with Him.

From comparison to entitlement, Pastor Craig Groeschel points out how to be miserable. Do this instead and learn how to be happier.

From neglect to risk, Pastor Craig Groeschel shares what to watch out for in order to protect your marriage from adultery.

From secrecy to denial, Pastor Craig Groeschel shares how to combat bad advice about overcoming addiction.

From loving this world to choosing the wrong company, Pastor Craig Groeschel shows you what bad advice not to follow if you want to stay close to God.

Bible teacher, speaker, and author Joyce Meyer emphasizes that love is the most important thing we can learn in this life. Love is patient. Love is kind. Love never dies. Learn to love.

Bible teacher, speaker, and author Joyce Meyer examines the motives of the heart and asks, “Are you doing the right things for the wrong reason?” Join us for a message from Isaiah 58.

You can’t impact everyone, but you can impact someone. Jesus calls us to help those battling loneliness. In the final week of How to Neighbor, Pastor Chris Beall teaches us how to love the lonely.

It’s possible to empower the poor and bring lasting change. In Week 3 of How To Neighbor, Pastor Craig Groeschel talks us through breaking the poverty cycle.

Orphans are people without families. God adopted us into his own family and “sets the lonely in families.” In Week 2 of How To Neighbor, Pastor Craig Groeschel challenges us to be part of that plan.

Loving your neighbor as Christ taught us is the key to racial reconciliation. Racism isn’t a skin issue—it’s a sin issue. In Week 1 of How to Neighbor, Pastor Craig Groeschel reveals our part in ending racism.

The key isn’t what you do. The key is why you do it. But you can’t know the “what” or “why” without knowing the “who.” Comedian Michael Jr. uses humor to examine Psalm 46 and teach us how to recognize the Father’s voice.

Love like Jesus and share your life with others. Pastor Craig Groeschel describes what breaking bread means in the life of a believer.

Love like Jesus and wash the feet of others. Pastor Craig Croeschel shares how Jesus used some of His last hours alive to wash dirty feet, and explores what washing feet means in our lives today.

It’s possible to learn to Love Like Jesus and forgive others. Pastor Craig Groeschel talks about the freedom we find in forgiving as we have been forgiven and praying for those who have hurt us.

The Easter story is the single most important event in the history of mankind. But what does it mean and why? Find out from Pastor Craig Groeschel.

Is money the root of all evil? How can you avoid the pitfalls of financial disaster? Let Pastor Craig Groeschel give you God’s perspective on finances from 1 Timothy 6.

God’s promises are good, even when life brings suffering. How does Jeremiah 29:11 fit into our pain? Find out with Pastor Craig Groeschel.

What does the Bible really say about judging? Never judge? Sometimes judge? Judge only when you feel like it? Pastor Craig Groeschel shines light on Matthew 7 and the truth about judging.

Can we really ask God for anything? Pastor Craig Groeschel digs into John 14 and explains how faith, motives, and relationships matter when we pray.

Intentionally devoted, irrationally generous, and unapologetic about the love of Jesus. What does God’s calling to be the Church mean in your life?