Louie Giglio

Finally, the answer to the question "why are we all here?"

Louie Giglio explores Scripture and outer space to uncover the purpose of our existence and God's grand design.

Louie Giglio sheds light on the thread of grace that has existed throughout Scripture—from the beginning in Genesis to the final words of Revelation. This grace builds us up, gives us an inheritance, and gifts us with the promise of eternity with our Savior.

For week one of our Grace & Glory collection, Louie Giglio illuminates our need for God’s sustaining and all-sufficient grace. His power is made perfect in our weakness.

In this talk, Louie Giglio challenges us to reflect on who we are in light of the book of Revelation and the truths of God’s Word. Drawing from these insights, he inspires us to let Scripture be a lamp to our path, guiding us toward godly growth.

Continuing in the All Consuming Fire collection, Louie Giglio presses into the truth that Jesus is coming soon, and we must worship Him above all else. Though we will be tempted to worship other things or people, we must avert our eyes back to Him and choose light over darkness.

This seven-day devotional is derived from Louie Giglio’s 365-day devotional, Grace & Glory. As we spend the next few days diving deep into the topic of gratitude, we are expectant that this intentional heart posture toward thankfulness will lead us closer to Jesus and His love for us.

Louie Giglio teaches through some of the final words in the book of Revelation. In today’s reading, we see the promise of a new heaven and earth and rejoice over the hope of the new Jerusalem and our eternal dwelling with our Father.

Louie Giglio walks us through Revelation 20, centering on the infamous topics of the Rapture and judgment in the end times. We are reminded that our salvation is the most important thing about us and that our lives and works should reflect this free gift, leaving us confident in Christ’s return.

Louie Giglio continues in the All Consuming Fire collection, teaching through Revelation 19. As we read about the Bridegroom coming, Louie encourages us to ask ourselves if we would have an invite to the wedding supper of the Lamb (Revelation 19:9).

Louie Giglio dives into Revelation 17 and 18, unpacking what the Great City of Babylon looks like. As we recognize the undercurrent of injustice and destruction in our cities, we are meant to reorient ourselves to our primary purpose in this life: to walk in a relationship with our Creator as we did in the Garden of Eden.

This Sunday, we were back in Revelation 15 and 16 as we unpacked the wrath of God, which is God’s holiness moving towards evil. Following Jesus is about turning away from everything but Him, and this is the invitation He is giving us today. The question is, what finished work of Jesus are we living under today?