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By Michael Youssef, Ph D.  May 22, 2020 Read 1 Corinthians 4:14-17. In our day and age, fathers are often portrayed in the media as bumbling idiots with little value to the family, while the reality is often worse with many fathers altogether absent or aloof. Our culture has... Read More →

By Michael Youssef, Ph D.  May 21, 2020 Read 1 Corinthians 4:1-5. The famous journalist Horace Greeley once opined, “Fame is a vapor, popularity an accident, riches take wings.” He is attributed with later adding: “Only one thing endures—character.” I... Read More →

By Michael Youssef, Ph D.  May 20, 2020 Read 1 Corinthians 4:1-13. If you read the Bible regularly, you’ll begin to notice something about God’s ways: They run counter to the ways of the world. You see, in the Kingdom of God, we conquer by yielding; we find rest under a yoke; we... Read More →

By Michael Youssef, Ph D.  May 19, 2020 The faster our world moves, the less patience we have. When we want something, we want it now. When presented with two equal choices, we make our selection based on availability. Can we get it today? Waiting on God can seem like an... Read More →

By Michael Youssef, Ph D.  May 18, 2020 Read Psalm 127:3-5. In ancient times, the archer was more feared than an expert swordsman. That’s because arrows strike from far away, very quickly, often before they’re even seen by their intended mark. Yet it is with this language... Read More →