Exodus 20:7 reminds us of the sacredness of God's name: “You shall not take the name of the Lord your God in vain.” This commandment is not merely about avoiding casual misuse of His name, but about carrying it with honor and reverence. When we invoke God’s name, we must do so with the utmost respect, for His name represents His character, His power, and His majesty. It is the name before which angels bow, demons flee, and sickness vanishes. The name of God opens the doors of heaven and closes the gates of hell.

In our culture, God’s name is often treated with contempt. But as believers, we are called to uphold its sanctity. Psalm 103:17-18 says, “The mercy of the Lord is from everlasting to everlasting on those who fear Him, and to those who keep His commandments.” Let us honor God’s sacred name in our words, actions, and hearts, recognizing the power and glory it carries.

Hope is the anchor of the soul. It brings us into the presence of Jesus Christ. Hope sees the invisible, feels the intangible and can achieve the impossible. “Impossible” is a word used by people who don’t want to try something, but everything is impossible until somebody does it. As a believer, ALL things are possible. Place your hope in Almighty God.

Do you need a miracle in any aspect of your life? If you don’t believe in miracles right now…you will when you need one. God can bring you to a place where there is joy unspeakable in the midst of a soul-crushing storm. He is still in the miracle-working business!

Pastor Hagee says that if you don’t believe in miracles now, you will when you need one. His life has been a continual stream of miracles, and you will enjoy hearing these personal testimonies. Also, find out how to receive a miracle in your own life. What does a miracle look like? How do you invite God to act on your behalf? You will enjoy this inspirational message that will take your tragic crisis and turn it into a miracle straight from heaven.

In the Bible, David tells us about the rapture, saying that the righteous will be taken from the earth. But what will the antichrist look like and what will he do? When the church leaves this earth, all hell will break loose when Satan’s Messiah begins to reign down terror. You will only be left behind (after the rapture) if you have not accepted Christ as your Savior. The Word tells us that “he that believeth hath life, but he that believeth not is dead already.”

God, in Exodus 20:8-11, commands us to remember the Sabbath and keep it holy. This is more than just a call to rest—it is a call to remember the goodness of God. From the beginning of creation, God set aside a day for rest and reflection. Yet, how quickly we forget His blessings! The Children of Israel forgot the miracles they had witnessed in Egypt, from the parting of the Red Sea to the manna from heaven. They forgot His power and turned to idols. How often do we forget God's goodness when the storms of life arise?

The Bible reminds us that those who remember the Sabbath are happier, more peaceful, and enjoy richer family ties. We must take time to reflect on His mercy and faithfulness, even in difficult times. When life’s challenges seem overwhelming, stop and count your blessings. God's love and provision never fail. Remember, He has carried you this far, and He will continue to carry you.

We are on the brink of WWIII after Hamas’ violent attack on Israel, October 7, 2023. The sin of antisemitism is more rampant than ever. It brings God’s judgment on the men and nations who permit it. It’s not a Jewish problem; it’s an American problem. In 1978, I went to Israel a tourist and came back a Zionist. Prime Minister Netanyahu, the Christians of America stand with you until the victory comes.

Walk through the Bible with Pastor Hagee as he illustrates the many reasons that we as Christians are clearly directed to support Israel and the Jewish people. This prophetic message will clearly outline the return of Christ and the end of the age, including messages that were laid out to the disciples by Jesus himself. Why are Judaism and Christianity so intricately connected throughout the annals of time? Find out this and so much more in this detailed teaching on why Christians should support Israel.

There are seven things God cannot do. He cannot be given a problem He cannot solve. He will never leave you nor forsake you. God will not allow his people to be ashamed. He shares his glory with no one; He will not break a covenant. God does not change, and He will not remember your sins when you confess them.

"To Save America, Let's Return to the Ten Commandments" is more than just a sermon—it's a clarion call for the spiritual and moral revival of a nation. In an age where foundational truths are being questioned and discarded, Pastor John Hagee boldly asserts that the key to America's survival lies in the ancient laws handed down by God to Moses at Mount Sinai. These Ten Commandments are not merely historical relics but eternal principles designed to guide humanity toward righteousness and justice. This series invites every American to reflect on these commandments and recognize their power to transform both individual lives and the nation as a whole.

One of the Ten Commandments tells us not to have any other gods before Almighty God… but our nation is serving many gods. What would America be like if we obeyed the Ten Commandments? There would be a revival of holiness. The Ten Commandments are not recommendations; they are binding. They are God’s blueprint for success.

God’s commandments were not suggestions—they are His divine instructions for a life of blessing and a nation’s survival. If America would honor the Ten Commandments, the transformation would be immediate. Imagine a nation where there is no murder, no theft, no corruption, and no broken families. Proverbs 6:16-17 reminds us that “hands that shed innocent blood” are among the things God hates, yet our society continues to embrace practices that violate His will. The Ten Commandments hold the secret to restoring America’s greatness, guiding us back to the biblical principles that build a prosperous and peaceful nation.

When we acknowledge the Lord as the only true God (Exodus 20:3), we place ourselves under His protection and blessing. As Deuteronomy 28:1-2 teaches, “Now it shall come to pass, if you diligently obey the voice of the Lord your God…that the Lord your God will set you high above all nations of the earth.” America’s future depends on returning to God’s timeless commands, for they are not relative—they are eternal truth. Let us humble ourselves and seek His face, for in Him lies the hope of our nation.

We are in a fierce culture war for the soul of America, a nation that no longer embraces Biblical values. The Ten Commandments hold the values that America was founded on, values that will make America successful. The law of the Lord is perfect. Keep and teach the Commandments if you want to be called great in the Kingdom. God is a jealous god. We cannot serve any others. Things that seem irresistible can ultimately destroy you. Do not be fooled by fatal attractions. What you worship will control you.

Pastor Matt Hagee will continue his sermon series "That's My King" with the third sermon, "The King of Glory.” Last Sunday we were reminded that the God we serve is the King of the entire world, and He will always have the last word. Be strong and work! We'll see you in the Lord's House on Sunday.

God is speaking to you in this verse, saying your faith can move mountains! Growing up in Southeast Texas, I had never seen a hill, let alone a mountain. But when I saw the majestic mountains of New Mexico and Arizona at the age of eight, I was mesmerized for life. These magnificent creations are a portrait of divine power that reminds us of God's greatness.

The Gospel of Mark stretches the faith of every believer by clearly stating, "You have mountain-moving ability." Our awesome God, who spoke the stars into existence and breathed life into man, invites us to call upon Him so He can demonstrate His power. He can move mountains of impossibility, fear, regret, sorrow, and sickness. He can divide the waters of the Red Sea, walk through the fire with us, and close the mouths of lions. Today, the Master of the universe brings to you the gift of mountain-moving faith, giving you the power to do what others consider impossible. Make this day an adventure with mountain-moving faith. Nothing is impossible with God! Believe in the God that believes in you.

Are you walking through a problem that seems impossible to resolve? Call upon the Lord and He will supernaturally deliver you. How you see the problem is the problem. When God gives you an assignment, stand up and take it. He will equip you when you step out in faith.

Time is the distinguishing factor between us and God. We have a limited amount of time and resources, but God has no restrictions or limits. With the time we have, we must be strong and work, not wasting time on things that don’t honor God. Take one day at a time. He’s already in the middle of your situation making the impossible possible!

Would you like a guided tour of heaven? The Bible tells us what to expect. There is a broad way that leads to destruction and a narrow way that leads to God. Have you accepted him as your Savior? The only way you get to heaven is by dying. It is appointed unto man once to die, and then the judgment. Jesus left this earth and said that He was going to prepare a place for us. Are you ready?

What is the power of your potential? Jesus had the power to raise the dead. He had to call the dead by name or every dead person would have risen from their grave. He walked on water and shouted into the storm, “Peace be still!” God will use the thing that you feel is going to destroy you to bless you beyond belief!

If you refuse to forgive another person, God will not forgive you. The road to peace of mind begins with forgiveness, which is first an act of your will, not an emotion. You will never be happy until you forgive those who have hurt you, but forgiveness demands a change in conduct. To forgive without demanding change is to make the grace of God an accomplice to evil.