We often live as though everything depends on us, carrying the weight of circumstances we cannot control. In this episode, Costi Hinn explains how understanding the sovereignty of God changes the way we approach uncertainty, suffering, and our daily lives.

God’s love is not something we earn through our obedience, nor is it an excuse to continue in sin. In this episode, Costi Hinn explains how God’s love flows from His character, is revealed through Jesus Christ, and transforms how we love others.

We are often quick to recognize the sins of others while overlooking our own. In this episode, Costi Hinn explains how seeing God in His holiness strips away our excuses, exposes our sin, and calls us to genuine repentance.

In this episode, Costi Hinn explains what it means for God to be incomprehensible. God is infinitely greater than our minds can comprehend, yet He has made Himself truly knowable through His Word and ultimately through Jesus Christ.

You may not deny God, but do you diminish Him? In this episode, Costi Hinn examines how a small or distorted view of God can shape the way we live, exposing the gap between what we confess about God and how we actually function day to day.

The name El Elyon means “God Most High,” declaring God’s absolute supremacy over everyone and everything. In this final episode of the Names of God series, Costi Hinn explains what it means to live with the perspective that God is sovereign, owns everything, and answers to no one.

God’s jealousy is not sinful, insecure, or possessive. It is His holy zeal for His glory and His covenant relationship with His people. In this episode, Costi Hinn explains what it means for God to be El Qanna, the jealous God, and why He refuses to share the worship that belongs exclusively to Him.

In this episode, Costi Hinn explores El Gibbor, the Mighty God, and what this name reveals about the strength, sovereignty, and victory of God. When life feels bigger than you, remember: you don’t have to be strong enough. Your God is.

In this episode, Costi Hinn explores the name El Roi—the God who sees me. Through the story of Hagar, we’re reminded that God sees us in our pain, our struggles, and the moments when everyone else overlooks us. But His seeing also means He sees our sin, our motives, and our private lives. El Roi brings both comfort and conviction, calling us to live with integrity before the God who sees everything.

In this episode, Costi Hinn continues the Names of God series by exploring El Shaddai—God Almighty. Through the story of Abraham, we see that our limitations are never a limitation for God. When our strength runs out, His resources never do.

In this episode, Costi Hinn kicks off a new series on the names of God by exploring Elohim—the first name of God revealed in Scripture. Elohim reveals God as Creator, sovereign, powerful, and completely self-sufficient, calling us to worship, trust, and rest in Him.

In this episode, Costi Hinn sat down with Drew Bauer to discuss the heartbreaking loss of Drew and Savannah's daughter, Joy, and the difficult journey that led to her birth. Faced with repeated pressure to abort their daughter, they chose instead to trust God's sovereignty, uphold the sanctity of life, and remain faithful through unimaginable suffering.

Their testimony is a powerful reminder that even in life's deepest valleys, God is present, His purposes are good, and His grace is sufficient.

Faith isn't proven only when prayers are answered the way we hope. It's revealed when we continue trusting God even when His purposes are beyond our understanding. In the final sermon of our Summer Series, Adrian Rogers reminds us that mature faith rests in God's power, bows to His sovereignty, and clings to His promises.

Nothing is outside the rule of God. From the smallest details to the greatest events in history, Scripture reveals a God who is sovereign over all things. In the fourth sermon of our Summer Series, John Piper unpacks this foundational truth and shows why God's sovereignty is not something to fear, but the greatest source of hope for every believer.

What stands between you and Christ may not be obvious sin, but the idol you refuse to surrender. In the third sermon of our Summer Series, John MacArthur examines the rich young ruler and shows how the law exposes our hearts and leads us to the only Savior.

It's possible to obey all the rules and still miss the grace of God. In the second sermon of our Summer Sermon Series, Voddie Baucham unpacks the Parable of the Older Son, showing that Jesus' warning isn't just for the prodigal—it's for the self-righteous who believe they've earned the Father's favor.

The Christian life is not measured by how deeply we feel, but by whether our sorrow over sin leads to genuine change. In the first sermon in our summer series, Charles Spurgeon calls us to examine whether our repentance is producing obedience or simply another emotional moment.

Many people spend their lives searching for purpose in a career, relationship, achievement, or future opportunity. In this episode, Costi Hinn explains why your purpose is not a mystery and how believers can faithfully live out God's calling right where they are.

Gluttony, stress, exhaustion, and unhealthy habits are often treated as merely physical problems. In this episode, Costi Hinn explains why these issues have spiritual implications and how believers can pursue a healthier, more faithful life.

Your calendar reveals your priorities more than your intentions ever will. In this episode, Costi Hinn walks through five practical, biblical ways to take back your time and stop living reactively.

Reset begins in the mind. What you consistently feed your thoughts will eventually shape the way you live. In this episode, Costi Hinn explores how Scripture calls believers to renew their minds and pursue lasting peace through God's truth.

Parents today are more confused about discipline than ever before. In this episode, Costi Hinn breaks down what biblical discipline actually looks like, not rooted in anger, but in love, wisdom, and the gospel.

What happens when gentleness becomes permissiveness? In this episode, Costi Hinn unpacks five reasons why gentle parenting fails and how it produces fragile, undisciplined, and self-centered children. Through Scripture and practical wisdom, this episode calls parents back to God’s design for faithful parenting.

In this episode, Costi Hinn discusses motherhood, biblical womanhood, and the lies modern culture tells women about marriage, children, and fulfillment.

A strong home begins with a father who knows and loves the Lord. In this video, Costi Hinn shares what Scripture teaches about raising children through intentional, gospel-centered fatherhood.

In this episode, Costi Hinn lays a biblical foundation for parenting, cutting through cultural noise to show what God actually calls parents to do.

In this episode, Costi Hinn unpacks a biblical vision for work that reframes the daily grind into something far greater, showing how even the most ordinary tasks can become acts of worship when done for God’s glory.

Finding fulfillment in work isn’t about chasing success or comfort, it’s about understanding God’s design for purpose and worship. In this episode, Costi Hinn unpacks how meaningful work shapes character, brings satisfaction, and ultimately glorifies God.

Building a strong work ethic isn’t about hype or shortcuts, it’s about discipline, consistency, and a heart that honors God. In this episode, Costi Hinn walks through what it really means to work with purpose and perseverance in a culture that avoids both.

Laziness doesn’t usually look like rebellion—it looks like small compromises over time. In this episode, Costi Hinn kicks off his new series on work, exposing the subtle dangers of idleness and calling believers to faithful, disciplined living.