A godly relationship should help you pursue Christ more faithfully, not pull you away from Him. In this video, Costi Hinn and Brett McIntosh walk through several green flags that can bring clarity and confidence as you consider marriage.

Marriage isn't the finish line. It's the starting line. In this video, Costi Hinn and Brett McIntosh discuss engagement expectations, common red flags, and why preparation before marriage matters more than most couples realize.

The world says you need to "test drive" a relationship before marriage. Scripture says something very different. In this video, Costi Hinn and Brett McIntosh explain God's design for sex, why sexual compatibility isn't the foundation of a healthy marriage, and how obedience leads to true flourishing.

Dating is about more than chemistry, feelings, and attraction—it’s about honoring God’s design. In this video, Costi Hinn and Brett McIntosh discuss some of the biggest mistakes Christians make while dating, from compromising with unbelievers to ignoring wise counsel and biblical boundaries.

What does the Bible actually say about pursuing financial success? In this video, Costi Hinn and Brett McIntosh discuss work, wealth, and keeping your priorities aligned with Christ.

Work stress is real, but believers aren’t called to carry it alone. In this video, Costi Hinn and Brett McIntosh discuss anxiety, burnout, prayer, rest, and how to trust God faithfully through seasons of pressure.

In this video, Costi Hinn and Brett McIntosh discuss the growing confusion around therapy, trauma, sin, and biblical counseling. The goal isn’t just feeling better — it’s becoming more like Christ.

Criticism has a way of exposing what our hearts are truly anchored to. In this video, Costi Hinn and Brett McIntosh unpack why taking things personally often reveals misplaced identity and how the gospel frees believers from living under the weight of people’s opinions.

In this video, Costi Hinn and Brett McIntosh challenge common assumptions about communion and explain who it’s truly for, why it matters, and how many approach it in the wrong way.