In this fifth message of Spirituality That Heals, Dr. Michael Youssef confronts the noxious weed of selfishness that chokes out the fruit of kindness in believers’ lives. Rooted in Galatians 5 and the character of God, he proclaims that true kindness is not sentimental niceness but a supernatural work of the Holy Spirit flowing from daily surrender. In a culture that celebrates self-centeredness and perverts compassion, Christians must imitate their Father’s covenant-keeping kindness—shown supremely at the cross of Christ. Dr. Youssef calls believers to repent of pride, to uproot selfishness, and to let the Spirit cultivate genuine kindness toward family, the church, and even enemies of the cross, for God’s glory.

In this fourth message of Spirituality That Heals, Dr. Michael Youssef boldly teaches that true patience—biblical patience—is not weakness or indifference, but Spirit-empowered strength to endure injustice, resist sin, and wait on God’s perfect timing. Drawing from James 5 and the life of Job, he exposes our culture’s obsession with instant results and how it infects the church with spiritual immaturity. Patience, or long-suffering, is not optional—it is evidence of the indwelling Spirit of God. Without it, believers are prone to anger, anxiety, and compromise. But with it, they stand firm, overcome temptation, and intercede with eternal hope, bearing fruit that glorifies Christ.

In this third message of Spirituality That Heals, Dr. Michael Youssef proclaims that true peace—the peace of God—cannot be manufactured or found in worldly success, perfectionism, or distraction. Teaching from Luke 10 and the warnings of Scripture, he exposes envy and anxiety as spiritual diseases that rob believers of peace and grieve the Holy Spirit. Peace is not the absence of trouble but the fruit of abiding in Christ. It flows from surrender, not striving. Only when we are filled daily with the Holy Spirit can we experience the peace that surpasses all understanding—a peace rooted not in circumstances, but in the righteousness of Christ and the certainty of our salvation.

In this second message of Spirituality That Heals, Dr. Michael Youssef draws a clear line between fleeting happiness and lasting joy. Teaching from Philippians 4, he reminds us that true joy is not tied to circumstances, wealth, or personal success—it is the fruit of a Spirit-filled life rooted in Christ. While the world chases pleasure and distraction, the believer's joy comes from the unshakable knowledge of salvation, the indwelling presence of God, and the assurance of eternity. Dr. Youssef calls Christians to stop scurrying for happiness and to return to quiet intimacy with the Lord—where the Spirit’s joy overcomes fear, frustration, and spiritual apathy.

In this opening message of Spirituality That Heals, Dr. Michael Youssef confronts the modern distortion of love and restores its true, biblical meaning. Teaching from Galatians 5:22–23, he shows that love—the first fruit of the Spirit—is not mere emotion or tolerance but self-giving action modeled by Christ Himself. True biblical love is most visible not in comfort but in conflict, sacrifice, and forgiveness. Dr. Youssef challenges believers to repent of counterfeit love, to be filled daily with the Holy Spirit, and to let Christ love others through them—even when hurt, rejected, or criticized—so that the Church becomes a living witness to God’s redeeming power.

In this compelling message, Dr. Michael A. Youssef unpacks Matthew 16:13–20, where Peter boldly declares Jesus as “the Christ, the Son of the living God.”

Dr. Youssef explains that the Church is not built on institutions but on the unshakable Truth that Jesus alone is the way to salvation. Preaching from Caesarea Philippi—a place once devoted to false gods—he contrasts counterfeit religions with the eternal authority of Christ. He warns against modern confusion that denies Jesus’ exclusivity and calls believers to proclaim the Truth with courage.

Because Christ has conquered sin and death, the gates of Hell can never prevail against His Church.

In All Roads Lead to Rome, Dr. Michael Youssef closes the series with a powerful reminder: it is not enough to start well—you must finish well. Preaching from Acts 28, he shows how the Apostle Paul, though bound by chains, was never bound in spirit. Paul faced fierce opposition, constant obstacles, and years of imprisonment, yet he remained obedient to Christ and finished strong. Dr. Youssef calls believers to reject compromise and live with unwavering obedience, knowing that the Gospel cannot be silenced. Whether in freedom or in prison, obedience brings blessing and advances God’s Kingdom. The call is clear: no matter the cost, finish well—for the glory of Christ and the salvation of souls.

In The Testimony that Shook Up the King, Dr. Michael Youssef declares with urgency that God has a clear, sovereign vision for every believer’s life—one that cannot be thwarted by obstacles, inadequacies, or opposition. Preaching from Acts 26, Dr. Youssef shows how the Apostle Paul, even after years of imprisonment and suffering, stood boldly before King Agrippa to proclaim the risen Christ. This was the fulfillment of God’s vision declared in Acts 9:15—that Paul would testify before kings. The same God who gave Paul a purpose before the foundation of the world has a vision for you. But you must repent of self-centered living, reject fear and doubt, and trust God’s plan—even when the path is hard.