There are two roads we can choose in life—the popular road that leads to judgement, or the less popular road that ultimately leads to Heaven. Pastor Greg Laurie shares more on this chance for choice.

One of the best known Psalms is Psalm 23: “The Lord is my shepherd. . .” Pastor Greg Laurie describes it as a masterpiece every believer should memorize. And in this message, he helps us see it in a whole new light. — Psalm 23

Pastor Greg Laurie brings us a message on the power of forgiveness, a virtue every Christian should embrace. — 2 Samuel, Psalms

In today’s message, Pastor Greg Laurie shares that spiritual success or failure depends on how much of God’s Word you get into your life on a regular basis, and how obedient you are to it. Get insight now from Psalm 19. — Psalm 19

“... But you heard my cry for mercy and answered my call for help” (Psalm 31:22). How often has that been true for you, too? Psalm 31 puts the overwhelming goodness of God on display, reminding us of who He is even in hardship. Get more insight now!

Psalm 27 offers us comforting words: “The Lord is my light and my salvation—so why should I be afraid?” In today’s message, Pastor Greg Laurie helps us study this psalm, revealing the power it holds. Find the biblical wisdom you need. — Psalm 27

Pastor Jonathan Laurie shares what a true friendship looks like to the godly person. — Psalms, 1 Samuel

To become a man after God’s own heart, David first had to learn the heart of God. Pastor Jonathan Laurie shares more in this insightful message. — Psalms, 2 Timothy 4:7–8

If it weren’t for second chances, we’d all be in spiritual danger. But our God is merciful and generously offers not one, not two, but multiple chances—even if it’s undeserved. Pastor Greg Laurie reveals more about this God of second chances now.

Pastor Jonathan Laurie takes us into some of David’s final words, his final and most important exhortation to his son who will sit on the throne and take on the most important task of his life—building the temple for God. — 1 Chronicles 28, Psalm 72