Dr. Michael Youssef exposes one of the greatest enemies of spiritual power—unforgiveness. Through the words, “Forgive us our sins, as we forgive those who sin against us,” Jesus reveals that bitterness blocks God’s blessing and short-circuits the believer’s effectiveness. Dr. Youssef boldly warns that without daily confession and continual forgiveness, even saved believers will feel spiritually empty and disconnected from God. True forgiveness is not optional—it is the evidence of the divine nature within. As followers of Christ, we must refuse pride, repent of grudges, and walk in the power of the Holy Spirit. Forgiveness brings joy to the heart of God and healing to His people.

Dr. Michael Youssef confronts the sin of worry and anxiety through the petition, “Give us this day our daily bread.” He boldly declares that worry is not a personality trait—it is idolatry, rooted in distrust of God’s promises. Jesus taught us to pray for daily provision only after we’ve sought the glory of God, His Kingdom, and His will. Dr. Youssef calls believers to reorder their priorities, place full trust in Christ, and refuse to live like practical atheists. God is not impressed with our fear; He desires our faith. Only when we repent of self-dependence and walk in daily surrender can we experience the peace and provision He promises.

Dr. Michael Youssef proclaims the Biblical truth behind the petition, “Thy will be done on earth as it is in Heaven.” He warns against the self-centered culture that idolizes personal “needs” over obedience to God’s Word. True believers must reject emotional manipulation and shallow Christianity that redefines sin. Instead, we are called to surrender our will fully to the will of God, even when it costs us comfort or pride. Dr. Youssef reminds us that the will of God is always consistent with His character—holy, good, and sovereign. Only when we obey God’s will as revealed in His Word can we pray with power and bring Heaven’s peace to our hearts.

Dr. Michael Youssef exposes the true meaning behind the words, “Thy Kingdom Come.” To pray these words sincerely is to surrender completely to the rule of Jesus Christ—no negotiation, no divided loyalties. Dr. Youssef warns against false professions of faith and reminds us that the Kingdom of God is not about religion, but about submission to Christ’s absolute authority. There are only two kingdoms—God’s or Satan’s. Which one are you in? This message calls every believer to examine their heart, repent of partial surrender, and invite King Jesus to reign in every part of life. God answers the prayer that dethrones self and enthrones Christ.

Dr. Michael Youssef teaches the deep meaning behind Christ’s words, “Hallowed be Thy Name.” God’s Name is not merely a title—it reveals His character, His holiness, and His unmatched authority. To hallow His Name is to revere every aspect of who He is—not just His love, but also His justice, righteousness, and purity. Dr. Youssef warns against the shallow prayers of cultural Christianity and calls believers to praise God with their lips, their giving, and their obedience. True praise dethrones self and exalts Christ. It is not optional—it is essential for victorious prayer and spiritual power. To pray rightly is to glorify God’s holy Name above all.

Dr. Michael Youssef reminds believers of the eternal home prepared for those who belong to Christ. With clarity and conviction, he teaches that when Jesus said, “Our Father who is in heaven,” He was calling us to lift our eyes from earthly distractions and focus on the glory of Heaven—God’s dwelling place, free from sin, sorrow, and Satan. Heaven is not a vague idea but a real place promised to those who trust in the blood of Christ. Dr. Youssef calls us to reject worldly attachments, repent of complacency, and long for the presence of our Heavenly Father. True prayer begins with a heart set on eternity—for God’s glory alone.

In this final message from Is the End Near?, Dr. Michael Youssef issues a final, uncompromising call from Matthew 24:36–51. Through Christ’s own illustrations—the days of Noah, sudden separation, and the thief in the night—Dr. Youssef emphasizes the swiftness of the Lord’s return and the eternal separation that will follow. He warns against false teachings like universalism and urges listeners to examine their faith, repent of sin, and remain spiritually alert.

As God’s people, we must watch, serve, and share the Truth of the Gospel with urgency. Now is the time to wake up, cast off complacency, and live faithfully—ready to meet the Lord Jesus Christ when He returns in glory.

In this third episode of Is the End Near?, Dr. Michael Youssef proclaims the glorious and terrifying reality of Christ’s return as revealed in Matthew 24:29–35. With bold clarity, he describes the global signs—cosmic disturbances, chaos among nations, and the unmistakable appearing of Jesus “with power and great glory.” Dr. Youssef warns that those who reject the Lord will mourn in dread, while the faithful will rejoice. He emphasizes that the signs are real, God’s Word is certain, and now is the time to repent and seek revival.

As the return of Christ draws near, believers must stay watchful, rooted in Truth, and devoted in intercession for a dying world.