The goal of the gospel is to produce a type of people consumed with passion for God an love for others. — J. D. Greear Copy Share Image
Focusing on what we ought to do for God creates only frustration and exhaustion; focusing on what Jesus has done for us produces abundant fruit. Resting in what Jesus has done for us releases the revolutionary power of the gospel. — J. D. Greear Copy Share Image
Don’t feel your way into your beliefs; believe your way into your feelings. — J. D. Greear Copy Share Image
If you want to be led by the Spirit of God, then devote yourself to the Word of God. — J. D. Greear Copy Share Image
The gospel has done its work in us when we crave God more than we crave everything else in life - more than money,… — J. D. Greear Copy Share Image
Stop Asking Jesus Into Your Heart: How to Know for Sure You Are Saved — J. D. Greear Copy Share Image
When we realize how great a debt we owe to God, we become willing servants, eager to be poured out for God and His… — J. D. Greear Copy Share Image
The gospel points us upward to a God who gave himself for us, backward to the price he paid for our sin, and forward… — J. D. Greear Copy Share Image
Lord, as You have been to me, so I will be to others. As I pray, I'll measure Your compassion by the cross and… — J. D. Greear Copy Share Image
Things like radical generosity and audacious faith are not produced when we focus on them, but when we focus on the gospel. — J. D. Greear Copy Share Image
God sometimes answers our prayers by giving us what we would have asked for had we known what He knows. — J. D. Greear Copy Share Image
At your church, the week is more important than the weekend. Empower people and send them out for the week. — J. D. Greear Copy Share Image
Satan's most effective weapon is to take our eyes off of what God has declared over us in the gospel. — J. D. Greear Copy Share Image
