Cathe Laurie

Host at The Virtue Podcast

Jesus lover, wife to @greglaurie for 44 years, mom to Christopher and Jonathan, founder of https://t.co/WcHHTdBpzQ

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Articles

Why Motherhood Matters More Than Ever

1 week ago | christianity.com | Cathe Laurie

“Just” a Mother? It’s been said that “Motherhood is the toughest job you’ll ever love.”I might add “…and occasionally lament” while crying for fear that you might be failing. And yet the truth remains that motherhood—in spite of its messy glory—is the most important job in the world. Genesis 3:16 tells us that, as a result of the fall, women bring forth children “in pain and sorrow.” If that isn’t the most honest description of motherhood, I don’t know what is.
Make Yourself at Home

1 week ago | harvest.org | Greg Laurie |Cathe Laurie

Can you imagine going home tonight and getting ready to go to bed when, all of a sudden, you see someone walking up to your front door and knocking? Lo and behold, it is Jesus. How would you react? Of course, you know this isn’t going to happen. The Lord isn’t going to come bodily to your home and knock on the front door. But let your imagination run wild for a moment and pretend that He is. Jesus Himself is knocking at your door. Would you open it up and gladly welcome Him in?
What You Bring to the Table (by Cathe Laurie)

1 week ago | harvest.org | Cathe Laurie |Greg Laurie

“The sacrifices of God are a broken spirit; a broken and contrite heart, O God, you will not despise” (Psalm 51:17 ESV). What can you bring to the table? I don’t mean your favorite casserole dish, or your famous homemade apple pie, or even your astoundingly aesthetic floral centerpiece. I mean, when it comes to your relationship with God, what can you bring to the table? The answer may surprise you: absolutely nothing. When it comes to the Lord, He expects nothing.
Why Motherhood Matters More Than Ever

1 week ago | thewordsacramento.com | Cathe Laurie

“Just” a Mother? It’s been said that “Motherhood is the toughest job you’ll ever love.”I might add “…and occasionally lament” while crying for fear that you might be failing. And yet the truth remains that motherhood—in spite of its messy glory—is the most important job in the world. Genesis 3:16 tells us that, as a result of the fall, women bring forth children “in pain and sorrow.” If that isn’t the most honest description of motherhood, I don’t know what is.
Why Motherhood Matters More Than Ever

1 week ago | faithtalk970.com | Cathe Laurie

“Just” a Mother? It’s been said that “Motherhood is the toughest job you’ll ever love.”I might add “…and occasionally lament” while crying for fear that you might be failing. And yet the truth remains that motherhood—in spite of its messy glory—is the most important job in the world. Genesis 3:16 tells us that, as a result of the fall, women bring forth children “in pain and sorrow.” If that isn’t the most honest description of motherhood, I don’t know what is.
The Unlikely Candidate

2 months ago | harvest.org | Cathe Laurie |Greg Laurie

David was a complex person. He was a warrior and a worshipper. He was a lover and a fighter. He was an unknown shepherd living in obscurity in the tiny little village of Bethlehem, who was handpicked by God not just to be the greatest king in the history of Israel, but to be a part of the most exclusive genealogy in human history, the genealogy of Jesus Christ. But there’s one thing David was not, and that’s an obvious choice. He wasn’t the first king of Israel.
Whatever Is Good and Perfect

2 months ago | harvest.org | Greg Laurie |Cathe Laurie

In this passage, James is talking to people who were struggling with temptation. They were looking for scapegoats. Some even had the nerve to suggest that God tempted them to sin. James nips that talk in the bud with three words: “Don’t be misled.”God doesn’t tempt anyone to sin. He is light; sin is darkness. The two can’t coexist. There is no dark side to Him. There’s not even a hint of a shadow. God created us with free will. He lets us choose whether we will obey Him or not.
Having Faith in Difficult Times Devotion

2 months ago | harvest.org | Cathe Laurie |Greg Laurie

“God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble. Therefore we will not fear though the earth gives way, though the mountains be moved into the heart of the sea, though its waters roar and foam, though the mountains tremble at its swelling” (Psalm 46: 1–3 ESV). The term refined by fire has taken on a whole new meaning for us here in Southern California. In the last month, people we know have lost their homes and even their lives.
The Most Tragic Surprise

2 months ago | harvest.org | Greg Laurie |Cathe Laurie

In Matthew 7:21, Jesus warns about the most tragic surprise imaginable. “Not everyone who calls out to me, ‘Lord! Lord!’ will enter the Kingdom of Heaven. Only those who actually do the will of my Father in heaven will enter” (NLT). In this context, He’s talking about false prophets who pretend to serve Him while they lead people astray with their lies. But His words apply to anyone who claims to be a Christian but doesn’t have a relationship with Him.
Importance of a Christian Mentor

2 months ago | harvest.org | Cathe Laurie |Greg Laurie

“Older women likewise are to be reverent in behavior, not slanderers or slaves to much wine. They are to teach what is good, and so train the young women to love their husbands and children, to be self-controlled, pure, working at home, kind, and submissive to their own husbands, that the word of God may not be reviled” (Titus 2:3–5 ESV). Alright, ladies, let’s get real. The world is loud. It’s chaotic.