A complicated family history does not make someone less loved by God or less useful in His kingdom. In this article, Costi Hinn addresses the shame and uncertainty blended families may experience and explains why their stories, growth, and service matter in the church.

A toxic work environment can test your convictions, tempt you toward sin, and make faithfulness difficult. In this article, Costi Hinn explains four ways Christians can be a light at work while remaining committed to biblical truth and integrity.

God is perfectly truthful in His character, His words, and His actions. He cannot lie, deceive, or make a false promise. His veracity gives Christians confidence to trust His Word, heed His warnings, and believe His promises.

We are called to work hard, pursue excellence, and carry our responsibilities with diligence. But there is a danger in letting work become our identity, our source of satisfaction, or the thing we ultimately worship. In this article, Costi Hinn explains how to work hard without allowing work to take the place that belongs to God.

God is fully present everywhere at all times. There is no place in heaven, on earth, or anywhere in creation where His presence is absent. For the believer, that means there is nowhere we can go where God is not already with us.

Arguments can quickly spiral when we use words like “always,” “never,” “selfish,” or “crazy.” In this article, Costi Hinn explains why our marriage fights need a thesaurus, encouraging couples to choose words that fit the facts, address the real issue, and build one another up.

God’s omnipotence means that He is all-powerful. Nothing outside of God can overpower, restrain, or frustrate Him. He possesses all the power necessary to accomplish His perfect will, and nothing is too difficult for Him.

Choosing a church should be about more than convenience, preferences, or a good Sunday experience. In this article, Costi Hinn outlines five marks of a faithful church and reminds us that the church we join will shape our view of God, our convictions, and our habits of obedience.

God knows everything perfectly and completely. Nothing is hidden from Him, nothing surprises Him, and nothing about our past, present, or future is unknown. His omniscience is both sobering and comforting because the God who knows us completely is also the God who extends grace to us through Christ.

A wife has extraordinary power and influence either to adorn her husband’s life or erode it from the inside out. In this article, Costi Hinn addresses the biblical warning of a contentious wife and points wives toward repentance, grace, and the godly character that builds a home.

God’s covenants reveal a God who keeps His promises. From Noah, Abraham, Moses, and David to the New Covenant in Christ, Scripture unfolds one story of God faithfully accomplishing His redemptive purposes.

When victimhood becomes the lens through which womanhood is understood, even horrific actions can be reframed. In this article, Costi Hinn examines why feminists have rallied around Lindsay Clancy and what this reveals about the deeper roots of modern feminism.

The Fall explains why a world created good by God is now marked by sin, suffering, brokenness, and death. But the story doesn’t end there. Where Adam failed, Christ came to redeem.

Like the Screwtape Letters by C.S. Lewis, Costi Hinn takes an antithetical approach to marriage and unpacks six ways to kill your marriage. As you read through this week’s article, you can imagine how demons might strategize in order to assault your marriage with these ideas.

The doctrine of creation is about far more than how the universe began. It tells us who God is and who we are. He created all things by His Word and for His glory, and humanity was uniquely created in His image to know Him, worship Him, and reflect His glory.

In this article, Costi Hinn exposes five ways seeker-driven churches can produce spiritually anemic Christians, from prioritizing crowds over feeding the sheep to entertaining children without truly evangelizing them. A healthy church is measured not by excitement or attendance, but by faithfulness to Christ, His Word, and His mission.

Every person will one day stand before God and give an account for their life. Scripture makes clear that God’s judgment is perfectly righteous, impartial, and just. For believers, judgment is not about earning salvation—it is about faithfully serving the Savior who has already redeemed us

In this article, Costi Hinn examines some of the Bible’s most shocking prayers for judgment and explains how Christians should understand them today. Imprecatory prayers aren’t about personal revenge, they’re about trusting God to judge evil according to His perfect righteousness.

Death entered the world through sin, and every person will one day face it. Yet for those in Christ, death does not have the final word. Because Jesus conquered the grave, believers can face death with hope, knowing that death will ultimately be swallowed up in victory.

Hell is one of the Bible's most sobering doctrines, yet it reveals the holiness of God, the seriousness of sin, and the immeasurable mercy found in Jesus Christ. Rightly understanding hell deepens our gratitude for the gospel and reminds us that God's offer of salvation is both gracious and urgent.