Top 180 Louie Giglio Quotes (2025 Update)
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51. “Some of us attend the church on the corner, professing to worship the living God above all. Others, who rarely darken the church doors, would say worship isn’t a part of their lives because they aren’t “religious.” But everybody has an altar. And every altar has a throne.”

— Louie Giglio

52. “God is huge! He is ginormous! He is greater than every thought we have ever had of Him.”

— Louie Giglio

53. “Don’t dwell on your insufficiency, but dwell on God’s all-sufficiency.”

— Louie Giglio

54. “Don’t give the Enemy a seat. Don’t entertain his ideas. These thoughts are not from a good and trustworthy Shepherd. Move on.”

— Louie Giglio

55. “You never shrink in stature by lifting someone else up...”

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56. “It’s not that we should declare the praises of God. It’s that we may.”

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57. “In spite of our foolishness and rebellious hearts, God has pursued us with relentless passion and patience, fully expressing to us His unfathomable love through the mercy and grace of the cross of His Son, Jesus Christ.”

— Louie Giglio

58. “Who knows who’s waiting right now for one of us to invite them into God’s family?”

— Louie Giglio

59. “Life only works when Jesus is everything and we are fully submitted to Him.”

— Louie Giglio

60. “At the heart of it all, Passion exists to see a generation stake their lives on what matters most. For us, that’s the fame of the One who rescues and restores, and the privilege we have to fully leverage our lives by amplifying His name in everything we do.”

— Louie Giglio

61. “God’s words trump all opinions, including mine, and in the end, I believe God’s words lead to life.”

— Louie Giglio

62. “When you’re in the midst of a storm, it’s hard to remember that God is always good and glorious, and that God’s plans will always prevail, even when yours don’t.”

— Louie Giglio

63. “If we live for people’s approval, we will die by their rejection.”

— Louie Giglio

64. “Life comes from death. To the degree that I can live in the death of Jesus – to that degree I can channel God’s life to others.”

— Louie Giglio

65. “Simply by our proximity to Jesus, we can bring hope and life to people and places trapped in discouragement and despair.”

— Louie Giglio

66. “As an overflow of my life – the wake I leave behind with my little dash on earth – I want others to fall in love with Jesus and know of His great hope and purpose for their lives.”

— Louie Giglio

67. “The stakes are too high for us to die with a small vision.”

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68. “Hear Jesus as a family and serve Him. Care about people and love people.”

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69. “As long as I can remember, the compelling force behind my calling is a desire to know Jesus more and to make Him known. I believe I was created for a relationship with Jesus, so growing in my relationship with Him and worshiping Him with all my heart and life is preeminent.”

— Louie Giglio

70. “I’m dead in the water if I can’t see the all sufficient glory of God.”

— Louie Giglio

71. “Jesus doesn’t just want songs. He wants justice for the people on planet Earth.”

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72. “There’s no doubt we were unworthy, but we were never worthless. Big difference.”

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73. “Christ didn’t die just so you could make to heaven; He lives so you can make it through earth!”

— Louie Giglio

74. “Sabbath is not so much about a day off as it is a “day up” – a day to remember that He is God and we are not.”

— Louie Giglio

75. “Victory over our hurts and pain is not found by delving deeper into our wounds, but by clinging to the wounds of Jesus.”

— Louie Giglio

76. “Faithfully carry what God has put in your hands right now. This is God’s will.”

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77. “Whatever you need to come back from, I want you to hear this: if Jesus is alive from the dead – and he is – and if Jesus has conquered death and hell – and he has – then it’s possible for every person to have a comeback story.”

— Louie Giglio

78. “We may say we value this thing or that thing more than any other, but the volume of our actions speaks louder than our words.”

— Louie Giglio

79. “Every Christian became a missionary the moment God breathed his Spirit into him or her.”

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80. “But to mean it when I say that I want my life to count for His glory is to drive a stake through the heart of self – a painful and determined dying to me that must be a part of every day I live.”

— Louie Giglio

81. “Quit trying to do what I already know you can’t do and let Christ do what only He can through you.”

— Louie Giglio

82. “If we truly want to change, then we need to understand our dependency on the all-sufficiency of Jesus Christ. Our change is more about trusting and less about trying.”

— Louie Giglio

83. “Everything thing we’re doing is coming out of the living Word of God.”

— Louie Giglio

84. “The only thing that will help us move past the giant of rejection is to immerse ourselves in the acceptance of Christ.”

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85. “Worship starts with seeing something great and then reflecting it to the world. Let’s see God so we can reflect God.”

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86. “Whether it’s an attorney or a bond trader or a journalist, or a musician or pastor, you want to do your best. You don’t want to seek acclaim. You don’t want to seek awards. You want to seek to do your best at what God’s given you.”

— Louie Giglio

87. “Limit your thinking and expectation today to only the things God can do.”

— Louie Giglio

88. “There is a direct correlation between your appreciation of what Christ has done for you and the expression of worship.”

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89. “Forgiveness is when you turn to the Lord in prayer and say, “God, by the grace of Jesus I want you to know I forgive this person. You forgave me. I forgive them. I can’t hold against this person more than what you chose not to hold against me.” You have the power, because of the cross, to say, “I forgive you.”

— Louie Giglio

90. “Sin has a way of shrinking God down and puffing ourselves up.”

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91. “This is the residue of sin on planet earth. Things are broken. People are hurting. The night is here. Darkness is upon us. Yet shining in the night is a Savior, and He has come to shine on you.”

— Louie Giglio

92. “Sin doesn’t make you bad, it makes you dead.”

— Louie Giglio

93. “David is looking up into the immensity of God’s creation, yet he still knows he has a relationship with the One who made the sun and the moon and the stars and the heavens. He’s blown away by God’s indirect answer. All this, yet God still cares for us. All this, yet the God of the universe still knows our names. All this, yet God has chosen us. He’s made us his sons and daughters. He loves us. He cherishes us.”

— Louie Giglio

94. “That’s the lesson for us. It’s never too late. We’re never too far gone. We haven’t strayed too far. God is always good, and he always remembers us. Our prayer isn’t to get revenge on a group of people, but it’s to be strengthened once more so we might live for God’s glory.”

— Louie Giglio

95. “Be careful whom you fall in love with, because your better judgment can be overwhelmed by your emotions. You know when a situation isn’t God’s best, so don’t just drift along and tell yourself, “I can always fix the problems later.” Before you know it, emotion kicks in and there goes your judgment. All of a sudden, you are in a serious relationship with someone whom – if you thought about it honestly – you know you shouldn’t be with.”

— Louie Giglio

96. “We can either choose to cling to starring roles in the little-bitty stories of us or opt to exchange our fleeting moment in the spotlight for a supporting role in the eternally beautiful epic that is the Story of God. I.”

— Louie Giglio

97. “The only wounds that define us are the wounds of Jesus Christ.”

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98. “God isn’t waiting on our memo. He is waiting on us to focus enough on Him that we get His memo.”

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99. “If Jesus is here we are going to walk out of this place to live our lives to the glory of God the Father.”

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100. “From an early age, we are taught to be proud, strong, and independent. None of those things are wrong, but when it comes to our Christian life, the paradigm has to shift. Jesus invites us to rest, to trust, to depend on him.”

— Louie Giglio