Louie Giglio

Uncover how one of the most well-known verses provides a clear understanding of the reality of eternal life.

We were created with a deep longing for God, yet many of us mistake that thirst for other desires. Louie Giglio teaches that only God, the living water, can truly satisfy our souls and restore us to the relationship for which we were made.

Louie Giglio points us to the story of Jehoshaphat in 2 Chronicles 20, reminding us that when desperation strikes, our hope isn’t in human strength or worldly alliances but in God alone. When we seek Him first through prayer, fasting, and worship, He fights our battles and gives us peace.

Prayer is not an afterthought but the lifeline of our faith, drawing us closer to the heart of God. Louie Giglio teaches that when we pray with desperation, faith, and devotion, we find strength, victory, and peace in Him.

Louie Giglio reminds us that no matter what we face today, God holds our future securely in His hands. With His promises, grace, and the hope of heaven, we can confidently say: The best is yet to come.

Grasp eight distinct markers from God’s Word to guide you through life’s challenges and triumphs.

God is moving through His Church across every generation, and revival is stirring in the hearts of Gen Z. In this talk, Louie Giglio shares how ABOVE + BEYOND is more than a moment of generosity—it’s a call to believe God for miracles and to plant seeds for future generations.

Rooted in stories of faith, provision, and revival, Louie Giglio shares the vision behind Above + Beyond, reminding us that we're part of something eternal and that Jesus is the "more" we're after.

Discover how biblical principles of generosity lead to true financial freedom, purpose, and lasting peace.

If you don't forgive others, do you fully understand the gospel? Louie Giglio discusses astonishing forgiveness, helping us see how God wiping away our sins empowers us to forgive others, ultimately breaking the chains of bitterness and opening the door to freedom.

Through studying Acts 3-4, we see that people were astonished by Peter and John, not because they were extraordinary, but because they were bold and Spirit-filled, a result of their spending exorbitant time with Jesus.