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June 15, 2016: Gospel Coalition: Why J.D. Greear Is Withdrawing His Name from Contention for the Presidency of the Southern Baptist Convention
J. D. Greear, pastor of The Summit Church in Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina, writes:
Mar 30, 2016: JD Greear: Crossways: God Accepts One Set of Terms: Absolute Surrender
Dec 31, 2015: Christian Today: 3 questions that Christians should ask themselves to determine what is more important - God or money
Summit Church Pastor J.D. Greear says the subject of money is a touchy one for many individuals. Even though a person might profess to be generous, his or her habits will always reveal the true story.
Aug 6, 2015: Christian Post: NC Megachurch Pastor: I'd Rather Live in a 'Pro-Choice United States' Than a 'Pro-Life Soviet Union'
J.D. Greear, senior pastor of The Summit Church in Raleigh-Durham, gave a speech Wednesday as part of an event in Tennessee hosted by the Southern Baptist Convention's Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission.
Mar 26, 2015: Between the Times: Why God Doesn’t Remove Our Sinful Cravings Immediately
J. D. Greear recently discussed why God often slowly removes sinful cravings from his people. Here’s an excerpt:
Every Christian I know has had the experience of coming up against the same sin--again—and wondering, “Will this struggle ever end? Why doesn’t God just remove this?” (If you haven’t had that experience, just give it time.) This seems to be a frustration common to all believers, and not just with sin, either. When we experience any prolonged suffering or pain or discomfort, we have to ask, Why?
Feb 18, 2015: Liberate: Grace from Beginning to End | Part 1
On this episode, J.D. Greear of Summit Church in Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina, gives a talk about recovering the power that made Christianity revolutionary. This talk was recorded at the 2014 LIBERATE Conference.
Jan 5, 2015: JD Greear: jdgreear.com: Avoiding the Two “Sins” of Multi-Site
Mar 25, 2014: Vimeo: SNAEXP // JD Greear
J.D. Greear, (born May 1, 1973) is the Pastor at The Summit Church of Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina, a position he has held since January 2002. Before coming to work at the Summit he had worked with a Muslim unreached people group with the International Mission Board. He entered the Ph.D. program at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary in 1999, graduating in 2003 with a doctorate in Philosophy, concentrating primarily on Christian and Islamic theology. He is also a graduate of the Word of Life Bible Institute and received his Bachelor of Arts from Campbell University. Greear comes from Winston-Salem, North Carolina