Louie Giglio is the pastor of Passion City Church, located in Atlanta, Georgia and the founder of the Passion Movement - a movement among college-aged young adults. As part of the Passion Movement, Louie also started a recording company, Sixsteps Records, which has signed and produced various Christian worship artists. Louie is a sought-after international speaker and has also authored numerous books, including ‘The Air I Breathe’, ‘Indescribable’, and ‘Passion’.
Pastor Louie Giglio delivers a signature message from Hillsong Conference titled, “Resting in No Other Name”. Louie speaks about God's sovereignty over creation and how we can rest in God's name.
All the enemy needs, is a small crack into your life to wreck havoc. Louie Giglio reminds us not to allow the enemy a seat at the table that God has prepared for us.
Louie Giglio delivers this challenging message, posing the question – even though our arms may be lifted high in worship, are our hearts truly surrendered? It's time for the Church to wake up, it's time for all of us to wake up, and open our hearts in surrender.
Louie Giglio delivers a powerful message titled, “What’s in the Bag?” God is writing a symphony and publishing it to the world and He's putting you and me in the liner notes.
In this message, Pastor Louie Giglio speaks from Matthew 21, teaching how the generosity of ordinary people like us, paves a way for Jesus.
Join Pastor Bobbie Houston in the main arena of Hillsong Conference for her message, "The Art of Reconciliation". Our Theology panel discuss unity, and Rich Langton heads backstage to chat to Joel Houston while we interview Louie Giglio in the foyer. All this and more right here on Hillsong Confe...
Join Louie Giglio in the main arena for his incredible message titled, "Fresh Wind and Fresh Revival". We head backstage to talk to Bill Johnson, while our foyer team interviews relationship experts John and Helen Burns.
As Christians, we have been given a brand new identity. We are no longer sinners living separated from God but have been adopted as sons and daughters by God. Our state of origin is not attached to our family or heritage but is in Christ and in who He says we are.
