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What Should You Do if Someone Doesn’t Want to Reconcile?
What do you do when you've asked for forgiveness, but the relationship remains broken? In this video, Costi Hinn and Brett McIntosh explain the difference between forgiveness and reconciliation and why we must entrust the outcome to God.
Nothing Happens Outside the Rule of God
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.
Serving the Church with the Right Heart
Serving in the church is not about recognition or comparing ourselves to others. It is about loving the people Christ died for and using our gifts for the good of His body. In this video, Costi Hinn and Brett McIntosh discuss the heart behind faithful service and the danger of allowing pride to shape the way we serve.
God’s Love Begins With Him, Not You
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.
Your Trauma Doesn't Excuse Your Sin
Understanding someone's suffering should lead to compassion, not the dismissal of personal responsibility. Costi Hinn and Brett McIntosh explain how Christians can acknowledge the pain someone has experienced while still addressing sin according to Scripture.
When God’s Glory Exposes Your Sin
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.
How Should Pastors Use AI?
AI can be a useful tool for pastors, but it can never replace the work God has called them to do. In this video, Costi Hinn and Brett McIntosh discuss where pastors should draw the line with AI and why technology must never replace faithful study, prayer, preaching, or shepherding.
You Can Know God But Never Master Him
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.
How Can You Trust God in Seasons of Deep Loss?
Faith does not require us to hide our sorrow from God. In this video, Costi Hinn and Drew Bauer discuss the importance of bringing our grief honestly before the Lord while remembering what is true about His character, sovereignty, and faithfulness.
Your View of God Shapes Everything
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.
Why Would God Allow This?
When suffering leaves us asking, “Why would God allow this?” where do we turn? In this video, Costi Hinn and Drew Bauer talk through grief, loss, God’s sovereignty, and what it looks like to trust His character when circumstances are painful and difficult to understand.
No One Is Above God
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.
Taming Your Tongue
Our words reveal what is happening in our hearts. In this video, Costi Hinn and Brett McIntosh discuss why guarding the tongue requires more than simply changing our behavior. The heart must be examined, brought before Christ, and transformed.
Why Is God Jealous?
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.
It's Worse Than We Think (Demonic Activity)
Spiritual warfare is real, but Scripture calls us to avoid both fear and denial. In this video, Costi Hinn and Brett McIntosh discuss how Satan seeks to deceive, distract, divide, and destroy, and why Christians must stand firm in the truth and put on the full armor of God.
God Is Stronger Than Your Circumstances
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.
Daily Devotions for Busy Moms
In this video, Costi and Christyne Hinn share practical encouragement for busy moms who want to prioritize time with the Lord. From waking up before the kids to reading Scripture in the middle of a chaotic season, they discuss why consistency matters more than perfection.
The God Who Sees You
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.
Can Demons Possess Christians?
In this video, Costi Hinn and Brett McIntosh explain why the Holy Spirit does not share His dwelling place with demons. Christians may experience spiritual attack, oppression, temptation, and persecution, but our identity and position in Christ remain secure. The answer isn't fear—it’s truth, Scripture, prayer, and a life submitted to God.
When God Does the Impossible
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.