Dr. Michael Youssef confronts the central question of Christmas: Why did Jesus come from Heaven? Scripture gives a clear, uncompromising answer—Jesus, the eternal Son of God, came to take away our sin and destroy the works of the devil (1 John 3:8). Christmas cannot be separated from the Cross. Humanity’s problem is not behavior but sin by nature, an inherited disease no human effort can cure. Only the sinless, virgin-born Christ could redeem us. His death and resurrection shattered Satan’s power and offer forgiveness, new life, and victory to all who repent and surrender to Him. This message calls believers to bold faith, urgent intercession, and faithful proclamation of the true Gospel to a lost world.

Science continues to reveal the vastness of the universe—distances and power beyond human comprehension. Yet the Bible declares something even more astonishing: the Creator of it all entered our world as a baby born in Bethlehem. This Christmas message confronts the question modern culture avoids—Who is Jesus Christ, really?

In this powerful service, discover why Jesus is not merely a moral teacher, but God revealed in the flesh—the only Savior who lived without sin, died for our rebellion, and offers eternal life to all who repent and believe. This is not sentimental holiday tradition. This is the uncompromising truth of the Gospel and the real meaning of Christmas.

If you have ever wondered whether God can truly be known, or why Jesus alone claimed to be the only way to God, this message will challenge, clarify, and call you to respond.

In Faithful Friends, Dr. Michael Youssef reveals the eternal impact of those who bring others to the feet of Jesus. Drawing from Mark 2, he recounts how four faithful men refused to be stopped by obstacles, choosing instead to tear through a roof to place their paralyzed friend before the Savior. Their unwavering faith led not only to physical healing, but—more importantly—to the forgiveness of sin. Dr. Youssef reminds us that true transformation begins on the inside, and only Christ has the authority to forgive and restore. In a world consumed with outward change, God calls believers to intercede for the lost, trusting Jesus to perform the real and lasting “extreme makeover”—the salvation of the soul.