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Greg Morse

Greg Morse is a staff writer for desiringGod.org and graduate of Bethlehem College & Seminary. He and his wife, Abigail, live in St. Paul with their son and two daughters.

Almost Saved: Four Reasons to Examine Yourself

Almost Saved

Four Reasons to Examine Yourself

Many come to the end of life almost saved, almost rescued from God’s wrath, almost in possession of joy forevermore. But only almost.

Together in Bed, Apart in Soul: Four Steps to Spiritual Intimacy

Together in Bed, Apart in Soul

Four Steps to Spiritual Intimacy in Marriage

How different might our marriages be with just fifteen minutes together in the Bible each day?

Some Wounds Never Heal

Some Wounds Never Heal

Some bruises remain dark, some cuts leave scars, some aches never fade, some wounds never heal.

Fighting for Life in ‘A Quiet Place’

Fighting for Life in ‘A Quiet Place’

Witnessing fictional terror can help us see the domesticated horrors that surround us every day — and the beauty of selfless love that rises to confront it.

Confrontational Christlikeness

Confrontational Christlikeness

Faithfully following Jesus will put us at odds with those who ignore or refuse him. Does anyone in your life dislike how Christian you are?

Men Too Easily Forgotten: Why Nice Is Not Enough

Men Too Easily Forgotten

Why Nice Is Not Enough

If you build a vision for men around what they should not do, don’t be surprised when real men are hard to find.

How to Love People You Don’t Like

How to Love People You Don’t Like

Do you love anyone in your life in a way that cannot be explained by anything other than Jesus?

Prophet, Priest, and King: The High Calling of Christian Husbands

Prophet, Priest, and King

The High Calling of Christian Husbands

Husbands and fathers are not Christ. But they have a high calling to imitate, display, and impart Christ in their homes.

Does Your Doubt Dishonor God? What No One Says About Weak Faith

Does Your Doubt Dishonor God?

What No One Says About Weak Faith

Doubt often says that God isn’t true, the Bible isn’t reliable, and Jesus’s blood isn’t enough. We must never make peace with such lies.

When Jesus Says ‘I Love You’

When Jesus Says ‘I Love You’

Jesus does not love like an absent father, ex-boyfriend, or unfaithful friend. His love is proven. He will never leave.

Lies Christians Believe About Themselves

Lies Christians Believe About Themselves

If you belong to Christ, your heart is not deceitful above all things. And you are not desperately sick. By his wounds, you are healed and made new.

Victory That Lasts: Where to Begin Against Lust

Victory That Lasts

Where to Begin Against Lust

Many fail to gain victory in sexual purity because they begin with how and not with why.

How Not to Pray: Learning from Pharisees and Pagans

How Not to Pray

Learning from Pharisees and Pagans

The look-at-me prayer of the Pharisee and the say-more prayer of the pagan both find their cure in the simple Godward sincerity of the Lord’s Prayer.

Godless Productivity: A Believer’s Guide to Redeeming Time

Godless Productivity

A Believer’s Guide to Redeeming Time

Before you turn to the next best-seller on personal productivity, ask what God has said about redeeming time.

Is My Christian Life Just a Dream?

Is My Christian Life Just a Dream?

How do you know you are really a Christian and not simply making it up in your mind?

Over Our Dead Bodies: Embracing the Costs of Warning the Lost

Over Our Dead Bodies

Embracing the Costs of Warning the Lost

Let them laugh. Let them mock and persecute us. We love them too much to let them go to hell unwarned, uninvited, and unprayed for.

A Problem in Prayer: Learning to Ask as We Ought

A Problem in Prayer

Learning to Ask as We Ought

Jesus says, “Ask whatever you wish, and it shall be done for you.” Did he really mean that? If so, what would that prayer sound like today?

Today Is an Anniversary

Today Is an Anniversary

A Toast to Roe v. Wade

Since the gavel sounded on Roe v. Wade, more than 17 million black children have been killed in their mother’s womb.

It Was My Sin That Held Him There: Weeping at the Foot of the Cross

It Was My Sin That Held Him There

Weeping at the Foot of the Cross

He was forsaken so that we might be accepted. He was crushed so that we might be healed. He was killed so that we might live.

The Valley We Would Not Choose

The Valley We Would Not Choose

We may think we know Psalm 23, but there are treasures hiding in the valley that many of us miss.

The Most Innocent Way to Hell

The Most Innocent Way to Hell

Demons don’t mind holiness so much, as long as it’s always tomorrow’s holiness and never today’s.

Keep Them from Sex: A Demon’s Plea for Abstinence

Keep Them from Sex

A Demon’s Plea for Abstinence

Satan would have the unwed obsess about sex. But for husbands and wives, he may employ a different strategy: the Marital Abstinence Program.

Worthless Conversation: How God Weighs Our Words

Worthless Conversation

How God Weighs Our Words

Few thoughts should make us slower to speak than this one: on judgment day, every word we speak will stand before the throne of God.

Feelings Make Wonderful Gods: A Demon’s Guide to Human Emotions

Feelings Make Wonderful Gods

A Demon’s Guide to Human Emotions

One of Satan’s most dangerous weapons lies in the heart of every human: our feelings.

We Murder with Words Unsaid

We Murder with Words Unsaid

Nearly 50% of Christian millennials surveyed believe it is wrong to share their faith with close friends and family members of different beliefs. Nearly half.

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