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By Michael Youssef, Ph D.  May 29, 2020 There is a story about a Roman emperor who was parading through the streets of the imperial city. On both sides of the street were tall legionnaires to hold back the masses of people in the streets. Along the road stood a platform for the... Read More →

By Michael Youssef, Ph D.  May 28, 2020 God, in His magnificence, knew that there would be many times when we wouldn’t have the wisdom to pray as we should, so He commissioned the Holy Spirit to intercede for us. In Romans 8:26, Paul wrote, “We do not know how to pray as we... Read More →

By Michael Youssef, Ph D.  May 27, 2020 Read 1 Corinthians 6:1-6. It is always better to lose the battle if it means winning the war. The Corinthian Christians were squabbling and bickering with one another, taking each other to secular courts to fight their petty battles. But... Read More →

By Michael Youssef, Ph D.  May 26, 2020 Read 1 Corinthians 6:1-6. It is amazing how much our culture today mirrors the Greek and Roman societies of the ancient world. I am not only talking about sin and immorality but also about how quickly people take one another to court. In... Read More →

By Michael Youssef, Ph D.  May 25, 2020 Read 1 Corinthians 5:6-13. Sin in the church is not only about the sinner; it affects everyone. The Corinthians had an unrepentant sinner in their ranks, and rather than dealing with the sin, they were tolerating it (see 1 Corinthians... Read More →