The difference between where you are and where God wants you to be is equal to the pain you're willing to endure. — Craig Groeschel Copy Share Image
Shame usually follows a pattern—a cycle of self-recrimination and lies that claims life after life. First, we experience an intensely painful event.… — Craig Groeschel Copy Share Image
“Rather than continuing on the normal sexual path toward pain, emptiness, and idolatry, you can allow God to heal you, change the… — Craig Groeschel Copy Share Image
“You release the pain of the past and press on. It's a new day, and God is doing a new thing. He… — Craig Groeschel Copy Share Image
God is not calling us to go to church; he is calling us to be his church, the hope of the world. — Craig Groeschel Copy Share Image
Our thoughts are either focused on what's eternal, life-changing, and true, or lost in the details of our temporary, selfish, false beliefs. — Craig Groeschel Copy Share Image
When happiness becomes our standard for judging truth, things that make us happy give us permission to do some things that otherwise would be… — Craig Groeschel Copy Share Image
“When it's clear that we have a commitment to God that comes before anything else in our lives, most people will respect us even… — Craig Groeschel Copy Share Image
“My friends don't think they're rich, because they know someone who's richer.” — Craig Groeschel Copy Share Image
Don’t worry when you meet opposition for obeying God. Worry when you don’t have opposition, because you’re probably not obeying God. — Craig Groeschel Copy Share Image
I believe Christians often perceive obedience to God as some test designed just to see if we’re really committed to Him. But what if… — Craig Groeschel Copy Share Image
Unfortunately, the Bible won't tell you directly, "Thou shalt take the new job in marketing..." or "Thou shalt go directly from undergraduate school to… — Craig Groeschel Copy Share Image
To step toward your destiny, you may have to step away from your security. — Craig Groeschel Copy Share Image
Don't blame yourself for the declines, because one day you will credit yourself for the increases. — Craig Groeschel Copy Share Image
