Hell isn’t a metaphor or a state of mind—it’s a real place of conscious, eternal judgment. Jesus spoke about hell more than anyone else in Scripture, not to scare people, but to warn them in love. In this episode, Costi Hinn unpacks what the Bible actually says about hell and why denying its reality undermines the holiness of God.

There is a distinct difference between forgiveness and reconciliation. Forgiveness only takes one (we can “release” people to God), but reconciliation takes two (both parties need to agree on the sin, repentance, and forgiveness).

When we choose to forgive, we are following closely in the footsteps of Jesus, who said, “Father, forgive them, for they know not what they are doing” (Luke 23:34).

Forgiveness does not negate justice or remove the consequences of sin, but it does release the sinful party to God and ensure bitterness has no root in our hearts. Bitterness will crush the soul, but forgiveness will renew it.

Christ didn’t simply suffer—He endured the full weight of divine wrath.

In this video, Costi Hinn points us to Psalm 89:14: “Righteousness and justice are the foundation of Your throne.” This reminds us that our understanding of justice must begin and end with God, not with cultural definitions.

Why doesn’t God save everybody? It’s one of the hardest questions we ask—especially when someone we love is still blind to the truth. In this video, Conrad Mbewe joins Costi Hinn to offer a biblical answer and explores the nature of God’s love, justice, and sovereignty.

Our world is crying for justice: social justice, racial justice, diversity justice, gender justice, and on it goes. In this video, Anthony Wood unpacks the justice we hear little about: God's justice.