True generosity isn't about the amount you give but the cheerful attitude with which you sow—time, talents, kindness, or resources—because a generous heart aligns with God's nature and unlocks His promise to multiply and increase your [...]

In this message from 2 Chronicles 15:1-6, the preacher urges King Asa and the people of Judah to recognize that God is with them only when they are faithfully with Him—seeking and obeying Him brings His presence and blessing, while forsaking Him [...]

Drawing from David's lavish provisions and prayer in 1 Chronicles 29 as he prepares for the temple, the preacher emphasizes that all riches, honor, and power to prosper come from God alone, who desires His children to thrive spiritually, [...]

From Psalm 18, David shares how in his deepest distress—surrounded by death and ungodly fears—he called upon the Lord, who heard him and powerfully intervened, shaking the earth and defeating his enemies. Matt Hagee stresses that nothing [...]

In Deuteronomy, Moses retells the history of Israel’s wilderness journey to the next generation, emphasizing that what should have been an 11-day trip to the Promised Land took 40 years due to the previous generation’s unbelief and rebellion [...]

In this overview of Genesis, traditionally authored by Moses, the preacher highlights it as the book of origins—covering creation, mankind, sin, marriage, and the nation of Israel—while emphasizing three key covenants: the Creation Covenant with [...]

In Genesis 26:1-5, during a famine similar to one Abraham faced, God appears to Isaac and commands him not to go to Egypt but to stay in the land He will show, reaffirming the Abrahamic covenant promises of blessing, land, and multiplied [...]

In Exodus 25:31–32, God instructs Moses to craft a golden lampstand of hammered pure gold with a central shaft and six branches, symbolizing perfect and holy light that overcomes darkness. The preacher teaches that God’s Word is this light—perfect, [...]

In this sermon on Nehemiah, the preacher emphasizes how God begins the restoration of Jerusalem’s broken walls and gates with the «Old Gate,» symbolizing the unchanging, foundational truths and commandments of God’s Word that must be reaffirmed [...]

In this message from 2 Kings 5, the preacher uses the story of Naaman the leper—a powerful Syrian commander healed through simple obedience—to illustrate the deadly, incurable nature of sin that affects every person, no matter their status or [...]

Drawing from the story of Gideon in Judges 6, the preacher contrasts the obedience and victory in Joshua's time with the repeated cycle of disobedience, oppression, repentance, and deliverance in Judges, urging believers to break the cycle [...]

In this sermon on 1 Samuel 16, the preacher explores God's shift from Saul—man's choice as king who failed through disobedience—to David, God's chosen king, urging the grieving prophet Samuel (and believers today) to stop mourning [...]

In a time of spiritual darkness, Samuel is born as an answer to Hannah's devoted prayer—a prophet who leads Israel through the transition to monarchy and shows how human desire and God's will can come together to change history. Hello and [...]

In Numbers 10, the Israelites begin their journey from Sinai toward the Promised Land, but this moment marks the start of 40 years of wandering in circles due to disobedience and unbelief. Pastor Matt emphasizes that we must listen to God’s clear [...]

The preacher emphasizes that without strong, God-fearing leadership, chaos follows, using the example of Rehoboam in 1 Kings 14:21–28, who allowed pagan worship in Jerusalem and settled for bronze shields after losing Solomon's gold ones, [...]

Even after Israel's rebellion in refusing to enter the Promised Land leads to 40 years of wandering and judgment in Numbers 14, God immediately reaffirms in chapter 15 His unchanged plan for them to inherit the land and provides offerings for [...]

Drawing from Joshua's transition from faithful servant under Moses to courageous leader of Israel, as seen in Exodus 17 and Joshua chapter 1, the preacher stresses that submission to spiritual authority and direct obedience to God's [...]

Believers are created in God's image to live as overcomers through faith in Christ, not victims conformed to the world's selfish mindset; true victory comes from the inside out by offering oneself as a living sacrifice (Romans 12:1-2), [...]

In his final words in 2 Samuel 23, David clings not to his earthly successes but to God's everlasting covenant as his true salvation, while the mighty men who risked their lives to fetch water from enemy-held Bethlehem remind us of the vital [...]

Wrapping up Genesis and entering Exodus, the preacher highlights how Jacob's spirit revives upon hearing and seeing evidence that Joseph is alive, God's direct guidance to go to Egypt despite past warnings, Joseph's provision [...]

Psalms 18 is a song of triumph that David wrote, and you can also read the same song in 2 Samuel 22. And David wrote these words after he had won his 18th war. I don’t know about you, but when you’ve been to war 18 times, and you’re 18-0, you’ve got [...]

Ephesians 3:20–21 are two verses that cannot be taught separate from one another. When you read Ephesians 3:20, everybody gets excited because the first thing that it says is, «Now to him who is able». And without a doubt, we can talk for days, and [...]

John 5 tells us very quickly and clearly, the power of belief and the danger of unbelief. You have to understand that there are consequences to both. And truly, in this world, it really doesn’t matter what the topic is, there’s only two types of [...]

You need to know that you were created to overcome. You were not born to lose. God did not breathe the breath of life in you so that you could be overwhelmed and walked upon in this world. He gave you the life that you have so that you could live [...]

Turn in your Bibles to Matthew 8, beginning at the 23rd verse, as this morning we continue in this series "The God of Miracles," looking at this miracle from the gospel of Matthew, familiar to many as the calming of the seas when Jesus [...]

You've heard it this morning, but if you've been here before or if you ever come back, you have been introduced to the phrase, "Vote the Bible". One of the reasons why Pastor Hagee has given that commission to everyone who's [...]

When you consider the life of Daniel, many are familiar with it in parts and pieces. Some know the story of Daniel being cast into the lion's den. That happened in his old age. Some know the story of Daniel's three friends, Meshach, [...]

When you read the Bible, you need to understand that predicated on the chapter and verse you're looking at, it's a piece of a puzzle that connects to a bigger picture. When people say to me that they've read the Bible through from [...]

Everyone is investing all of the time in something. People wanna use the word "Investment" and isolate it simply to a financial exchange, and it has an application there, but everything in your life is some measure of an investment. [...]

The problem with our world today is not with a God who has never failed and is faithful from generation to generation. The problem in the world today are the hearts of evil men who take God for granted. And today, we turn to Psalms 78, and we see a [...]

The currency of the kingdom is love, and faith and hope are how you access that currency. Whenever you read in the Word of God faith, hope, and love, they're always working together. And it works together so that you will have the opportunity [...]

Church, let me begin by saying that I am thrilled, considering the world that we live in today, that I am a part of a kingdom that is not of this world. I'm ecstatic that there is not a red kingdom and a blue kingdom, an elephant kingdom and a [...]

Christ gives us a very clear instruction here in John 8. He says, "You shall know the truth". And when you discuss truth in our modern world, it's important that you define it because we live in a time where people are doing [...]

Simple is not always easy. Knowing right and doing right is often a difficult difference. How many of you have ever known better, you just didn't do better? I mean, you knew that you wanted to be Mr. Nice guy, but Mr. Nasty showed up. You knew [...]

If you brought your Bibles, turn them to the book of 2 Timothy 3:1 through 5, as this morning we begin a sermon series entitled "Prospering in perilous times". I don't think you have to look too far in the world that we're living [...]

And if you brought your Bibles, turn them to Matthew the 13th chapter beginning at the 3rd verse. As this morning, we begin to consider this series, "The storyteller," discussing the parables of Jesus and their purpose both then and now. [...]

The whole world is out of order because the whole world is under the sway, that word sway means the influence. It's like an individual who is intoxicated, whenever they begin to move, they can't stand straight because they're under [...]

So, the purpose of the parables was not for Jesus to present God in a way that you would agree with him, but for Jesus to introduce you to the God of heaven that you needed to understand. And therefore, he is teaching the disciples a principle about [...]

Recently, in the united sates, television networks covered the story of a buried treasure found by a farmer in a Kentucky cornfield. This story is about the treasure they call the Kentucky hoard. Here's how it goes: One day, a farmer is walking [...]

In Luke 15, we meet a scandalous Savior. Jesus is having lunch, and tax collectors and sinners come to him. Tax collectors worked for Rome. They were hated amongst the Jews, because they were Jewish in their heritage, Jewish in their citizenship, [...]

If you brought your Bibles, turn them to the 107th Psalm. Today we'll begin at the first verse and look at several of the verses that are found in this Psalm, as we conclude the sermon series "The great divide". We've been [...]

We live in a nation that's divided. And the words of Mark 3:25 have been presented to us in hours of crisis before. The first time that they were used in a political speech, it was recorded in the race for the U.S. Senate in the state of [...]

Today, I want you to see how you can outgrow depression. Just like an individual standing before you today, says, "Well, when I was a kid, I had asthma". Well, what happened? "I outgrew it". As a young and immature Christian, you [...]

Last week, we considered what the Bible has to say about the cause of depression. Proverbs 12:25, it very clearly says that "Anxiety in the heart of a man causes depression, but a good word". Somebody say, "A good word". Not [...]

If you brought your Bibles, I invite you to turn them to the Book of Proverbs 12:25, as this morning we begin a brand-new sermon series entitled "Anti-depressants". This is a topic that we hear a lot about in the world around us, but we [...]

If you brought your Bibles, turn them to the book of Romans 5, beginning at the 1st through the 5th verse, as this morning we begin a new sermon series on a topic that is one of the most vital elements in any human being's existence, and that [...]

The reason that the world we live in is so chaotic, so confused, and has a culture that would embrace a lie instead of a truth is because the church has forfeited its responsibility of shining. Listen to the conversation that Jesus is having here [...]

This morning, as we discuss "Dead Men Walking," I want to give you a picture of how my life started and the hope that it'll help you understand the resurrection power of Christ that lives in those who are redeemed. It was a Saturday [...]

If you brought your Bibles, turn them to the book of Colossians 1:13 and 14, as this morning, we begin a new sermon series entitled "Identity theft" with this message, "The one thing that hell hopes you never find out". [...]

If you brought your Bibles, turn them to the book of Amos 3, as this morning we begin a brand-new sermon series entitled "The great divide". I don't think anyone would debate or argue the fact that our nation is probably more divided [...]