
4 Lies That Destroy Marriages
Marriage and dating thrive or crumble on the thoughts we allow and the voices we believe. Jesus offers liberating truth; our spiritual enemy offers destructive lies. This message exposes four common…
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Marriage and dating thrive or crumble on the thoughts we allow and the voices we believe. Jesus offers liberating truth; our spiritual enemy offers destructive lies. This message exposes four common…

As they close a season focused on time and money, Ally and Jason field listeners’ most-asked financial questions with adviser Porter Cunningham and then reflect on what Scripture reveals about trust…

Craig and Amy Groeschel sit down with family friend Rachel Cruze to reflect on 31 years of marriage and decades of ministry to couples. Through candid questions they trace their own journey—from…

Life.Church’s global mission strategy rests on clear values and focused causes so that every dollar of generosity makes the greatest Kingdom impact. In this bonus podcast episode, Allie interviews…

Life is remembered in defining moments, not clock time. Today’s message launches the “Holy Moments” Christmas series with Joseph’s unexpected, costly, but history-shaping obedience. Craig’s central…

Life.Church announced a new Global Mission partnership with A21, a leading organization working to abolish slavery in the 21st century. Through candid conversation with A21’s Cambodia country…

Surrender isn’t a single white-flag moment; it’s a recurring posture. Using Mary’s shocking conversation with the angel Gabriel, the message shows that God often calls ordinary people from obscure…

Bold faith rarely feels convenient. Using the Christmas shepherds as a mirror, the sermon insists that one Spirit-prompted moment can redirect an entire life. We either act or hesitate. The…

The angel’s announcement to the shepherds sent everyone rushing to see the newborn Messiah, yet Mary slowed down. Luke tells us she “treasured up all these things and pondered them in her heart.”…

In a year-end rewind the hosts replay four crowd-favorite clips that trace a single thread: God equips us to move from scarcity, drift, and uncertainty into overflowing, steady, faith-filled living.…

The message calls weary, over-busy people to trade an exhausting, performance-driven rhythm for God’s original rhythm that begins with rest. Jesus invites, “Come to Me… and I will give you rest,”…

Reading Acts 2 convinced the pastor that Jesus envisioned a church far bolder, freer, and more sacrificial than the cautious religion he had grown up with. Twenty-seven years ago Life.Church began…

Allie, Jason, Jeff, Abigail, and young “kid-theologian” Andy explore what spiritual disciplines—also called practices or habits—really are and why they matter. Instead of treating prayer, Scripture…

Jesus’ encounter with the paralyzed man in Mark 2 reveals the church’s mission: bring broken people to the only One who can forgive and restore. Pastor Craig used a drug-bust night-stand photo, the…

The episode explores two bedrock practices that shape a life with Jesus—immersing ourselves in Scripture and talking with God through prayer. Through candid stories and practical advice, guests Mike…

God designed humanity to live in loving community because He Himself exists as a community—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. The early church embraced that design, meeting together every day and sharing…

Abigail, Jason, Laura, and guest Eric take on a “spiritual practices challenge,” each testing a lesser-known discipline for two weeks—slowing, caring for the earth, and fasting. They record their…

Most of us start each year determined to change, yet statistics show we abandon our resolutions by the second Friday of January. Craig framed this message for anyone “sick of being stuck.” Real,…

Hospitality is far more than cooking impressive meals or keeping a picture-perfect home—it’s a Jesus-shaped practice of sacrificially making others feel seen, cared for, and included. In this…

“You do what you do because of what you think of you.” Pastor Craig shows how our most consistent behaviors flow from the way we see ourselves, not merely from willpower or circumstances. By…

Jason invites listeners to step inside Luke 24 with two simple “tools”: an everyday bag to hold our disappointments and an open-eyed imagination that notices God in the middle of real life. As the…

Worry is so common that it feels normal, yet Jesus calls us out of its grip. From Matthew 6 He lists the very areas we obsess over—finances, food, fitness, fashion, and the future—and commands, “Do…

The episode explores what to do when you feel you are doing everything “right” yet life still refuses to follow the script you imagined. Hosts Allie, Jason, and Audra frame the conversation through…

The message draws a sharp line between hope and transformation: hope is essential, but “hope alone won’t change your life—habits will.” By tracing Daniel’s single, steadfast practice of praying…

Nobody plans to wreck a life, yet many do—one unwise step, one harmful habit at a time. Using Samson’s slow slide toward ruin and our own everyday patterns, the message exposes how destructive…

Pastor Craig showed that most people never intend to ruin their lives, yet it happens one small decision, one wrong step, one harmful habit at a time. Real, lasting change begins with spiritual…

God’s Word calls believers to “run to win.” Yet many of us feel stuck—spiritually, financially, relationally, or mentally—because we keep “trying” instead of “training.” This message adds the…

Real and lasting change is never accomplished by “trying harder.” From 1 Corinthians 9 and 1 Timothy 4, Pastor Craig shows that disciples are called to “run to win” by trading a half-hearted…

Where will you be five years from now—spiritually, relationally, financially, and physically? Craig Groeschel argues that the answer is largely predictable because “the habits you have today will…

Craig Groeschel closed the “Power to Change” series by asking us to imagine our lives five years from now. The future will not be shaped by intentions or wishes but by the habits we practice today.…