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Greg Morse

Greg Morse is a staff writer for Desiring God and graduate of Bethlehem College and Seminary. He and his wife, Abigail, live in Saint Paul with their son and three daughters.

Indescribable: The Many and Marvelous Names of Jesus

Indescribable

The Many and Marvelous Names of Jesus

Why so many names for Jesus? Because God wanted us to know that we will always have more to see and love in him.

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.

Take the Hill: How Mission Brings Men Together

Take the Hill

How Mission Brings Men Together

The apostle Paul labored shoulder to shoulder with men in such a way that he could call them “fellow soldiers.” Do we have such men beside us?

Sin Is Not Who You Are

Sin Is Not Who You Are

If you could see yourself how God sees you in Christ, you would have all you need to overcome any temptation.

For God So Warned the World: How He Keeps the Ones He Loves

For God So Warned the World

How He Keeps the Ones He Loves

When you come to a warning in the Bible, do you ignore it because of grace, or do you look for the grace in it?

Live Like You’ll Live Forever

Live Like You’ll Live Forever

How might it change us if we really believed that we, and every soul we meet, will live forever?

Every Other Way Leads to Death: Why We Keep Sharing Christ

Every Other Way Leads to Death

Why We Keep Sharing Christ

No matter how many rejections you’ve received, no matter how much fruit hasn’t come, no matter how discouraged you feel, do not grow weary in sharing Christ.

Feed the Sheep by Any Hand: Fighting Envy in Pastoral Ministry

Feed the Sheep by Any Hand

Fighting Envy in Pastoral Ministry

The best shepherds know they aren’t the best shepherd. And so they gladly lead their sheep to him.

In a World of Dragons: Our Deep Desire for Somewhere Else

In a World of Dragons

Our Deep Desire for Somewhere Else

If your wildest dream came true, another would grow behind it. Beware of expecting a happiness from earth that you will only find from heaven.

The Illusion of Normal Days

The Illusion of Normal Days

The return of Christ should shape our lives in such a way that worldly people laugh at how we’ve wasted them.

Why Won’t You Dance? Following Christ in an Unappeasable World

Why Won’t You Dance?

Following Christ in an Unappeasable World

No matter how winsome, how nuanced, or how gentle you are, if you live faithfully for Jesus Christ, you will offend others — and likely will be hated.

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?

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.

The Treasure Slipping Silently Away

The Treasure Slipping Silently Away

One of life’s greatest secrets is that time is more valuable than most of what we spend our time trying to have.

A Place to Eat, Sleep, and Watch: Emptiness in the Modern Household

A Place to Eat, Sleep, and Watch

Emptiness in the Modern Household

For many families today, the household is mainly a place of eating, sleeping, and entertainment. For many families in the past, it was a place of production and purpose.

Lord, Spare Our Land: How Revival Begins in America

Lord, Spare Our Land

How Revival Begins in America

If God spares the United States of America, it will be because the faithful kept praying, kept gathering, kept sharing, kept serving, kept loving.

‘May You Worship Your Father’s God’: The Spiritual Legacy of Faithful Men

‘May You Worship Your Father’s God’

The Spiritual Legacy of Faithful Men

In the heart of godly fathers, one hope for our children rises above every other: may you worship your father’s God.

Assume the Best of Others: Resilient Love in an Age of Suspicion

Assume the Best of Others

Resilient Love in an Age of Suspicion

In societies soaked with suspicion, Christians set ourselves apart by being refreshingly ready to hope for the best in others.

If You Could See the End: The Story God Writes in Suffering

If You Could See the End

The Story God Writes in Suffering

Immerse your heart and mind in the story God is writing, so that you can see beyond the darkness when your shadows come.

Bored to Death: How Triviality Ruins a Man

Bored to Death

How Triviality Ruins a Man

Life is short. Eternity presses near. Don’t let Satan tempt you into wasting the few breaths you have on what is trivial.

Jesus, Ready to Forgive: How God Summons the Guilty

Jesus, Ready to Forgive

How God Summons the Guilty

Guilt, misery, and hopelessness are not reasons to stay away from Jesus. They are good reasons to run to him with all your heart.

Thou Shalt Not Slander

Thou Shalt Not Slander

Part of what makes social media volatile and divisive is that we have learned to tolerate, and even encourage, false witnesses.

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.

The Sweet Grief of Repentance

The Sweet Grief of Repentance

If you want to lift your life to God in praise, then confront your sin with grace-filled repentance.

The Bliss of This Glorious Thought: Good Friday Through the Eyes of Angels

The Bliss of This Glorious Thought

Good Friday Through the Eyes of Angels

How might angels have experienced the wonderful horrors of the cross? Come let the grace in his wounds wash over you again.

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