Spiritual gifts are meant to strengthen the body of Christ and build up the local church. In this video, Costi Hinn and Brett Mcintosh discuss how believers can begin recognizing the ways God has equipped them to serve.

A growing hunger for depth has led many young Christians to look backward for answers. In this video, Costi Hinn and Dave Mathews talk through the rise of retrievalism, why it’s appealing, and how easily conviction can drift into spiritual pride.

Leadership isn’t about grabbing a title—it’s about being proven faithful. In this video, Costi Hinn and Dave Matthews unpack what healthy leadership development actually looks like.

In this video, Costi Hinn and Dave Mathews talk about why personality labels like “introvert” and “extrovert” can’t be used as an excuse to disengage from the local church. Scripture calls every believer to real, embodied community.

In this video, Costi Hinn and Dave Mathews discuss the difference between attending church and truly belonging to the body of Christ, showing why belief in Jesus is foundational.

In this video, Costi Hinn and Dave Mathews sit down to discuss what truly matters when picking a church, highlighting Paul’s mandate to “preach the Word” and warning against choosing churches based only on convenience or entertainment.

Dispensationalism is often misunderstood as a system of extreme charts or speculation. In this video Costi Hinn explains how it actually centers on the glory of God, the fulfillment of His promises, and the unity of salvation in Christ. By returning to Scripture, we see a clear and faithful vision of God’s unfolding plan for history.

What does the Bible really teach about the rapture, the tribulation, and the role of the church? In this episode, Costi Hinn walks through key Scriptures to separate caricature from truth, reminding us that Christ’s return fuels encouragement, faithfulness, and unity.

In this episode, Costi Hinn carefully examines the dispensational premillennial, historic premillennial, amillennial, and postmillennial perspectives, giving believers a clear and charitable overview of each. Along the way, he highlights the attitudes that should shape our discussions—humility, charity, hope, readiness, mission-mindedness, and Christ-centeredness.

Conrad Mbewe joins Costi Hinn to talk about the dangers of abandoning the sufficiency of Scripture—and why faithful preaching is more needed than ever. But it’s not all bad news. He also offers powerful encouragement from his experience across Africa, where the true gospel is spreading and young believers are discovering sound doctrine through online ministries.

In this video, Kevin Hay unpacks six biblical reasons why church attendance isn’t optional for a faithful Christian life. From spiritual nourishment and genuine fellowship to corporate worship and accountability, this is a reminder of the irreplaceable value of gathering with the saints.

We need to be careful not to create factions, divisions, or power groups centered around comparing pastors within a church. A church divided cannot stand, and we need to cherish pastors for their unique contributions. Christ builds the church, not pastors.

Much of today’s music scene and worship culture in the church prioritizes talent over character. In many churches, the ability to sing or play with excellence exceeds the need for spiritual maturity, character, and in some cases, genuine conversion. In this episode, Bob Kauflin, Devon Kauflin, and David Zimmer sit down with Costi Hinn to talk about the importance of who should be on stage to lead worship in our churches, along with practical wisdom for the “mercenary” culture of the Christian music scene. 

Should a church turn the lights down, unleash the fog machine, and laser light the stage to help people have a more engaging worship experience? Does it matter if a worship service is presented in a trendy way? If creativity is a gift from God, should we limit how much we innovate when it comes to music and stylistic elements in a service? Does the Bible have principles we can use to govern the style of our worship services? These are important questions! In the third episode of our worship series with Sovereign Grace Music, we gain valuable wisdom on the style of a worship service. 

It was John Piper who once said, "A congregation learns its theology by the songs they sing, not just by the preaching they hear.” Doctrine matters in our music, and it’s vital that churches and leaders think through more than just the sound of music, and ensure that the content of the music is biblically accurate. In this episode, Sovereign Grace Music leaders Bob Kauflin, Devon Kauflin, and David Zimmer highlight that the road to heresy in the worship music industry is often paved with good intentions. 

Expression in worship can often be relegated to the extremes of “emotionalism” or “stoicism.” Some argue that raising our hands in a worship service is nothing more than charismatic disorder, while others insist that if you don’t cry or shout during worship you’ve not entered the holy of holies. In part 1 of this series on worship, Bob Kauflin, Devon Kauflin, and David Zimmer of Sovereign Grace Music sit down with Costi Hinn to think biblical about how we express ourselves in worship so that we avoid extremes and joyfully worship God in spirit and truth. 

It's all too common for people to assume teenagers can't handle doctrine. In this video, Costi Hinn addresses this false premise and explains that teens, and even kids, are more than capable of handling doctrine. Doctrine elevates worship and teaching doctrine to your children will allow them to grow in joy because they are growing in the knowledge of God.

In this episode, Costi Hinn explains the parable of the four soils (also called “parable of the sower”) in which Jesus delivers clear and convicting truth about human hearts and how they receive the seed of the Word. Many people don’t understand this parable, but Christ makes it easy to interpret as He provides His own explanation in Matthew 13:18-23.

In this episode, Costi Hinn unpacks the parable of “The Rich Fool” and gives us truths to apply from Jesus’ warnings about trusting in riches.

What does God expect of men in the church? If not all men are pastors, what significant role can they play? How should the priority of the local church permeate a man’s life? In this final episode of the manhood series Costi Hinn asks pastor and former Navy Seal, Travis Allen, to help men from all walks of life understand and embrace their role in the local church.