Christians should be the most forgiving people in the world because we’re the most forgiven people in the world. But that doesn’t mean forgiveness will be easy. In part 2 of this series on conflict and forgiveness, Costi Hinn unpacks 4 things forgiveness is not, and 4 truths that help us define what forgiveness is.

In this video, Brett Skinner unpacks John 15:1-11, explaining how the Christian life can be summarized in one simple word: abide.

This episode kicks off a brand new series on forgiveness and takes a deep dive into conflict resolution, how a Christian should respond, why forgiveness is hard, what bitterness will do to you, and how Christ’s example is our model. Many Christians do not have a healthy pattern of conflict resolution, but the Bible provides us with the tools we need to reflect God’s will in how we fight and forgive.

In this video, Tony Wood explains 1 John 5:16 (one of the most difficult passages in the Bible), providing two possible interpretations and key applications for every believer.

In this episode, Costi Hinn provides 6 biblical and practical steps for dealing with sinful anger issues, and highlights the core truth that can help any Christian overcome sinful anger that stems from a lack of self-control.

In this video, Albert Kilgore unpacks the comprehensive work of grace in the life of a believer: both to save and sanctify him.

In this episode, Costi Hinn walks through the difference between sinful anger and righteous anger, using Scripture as the basis. Discerning the difference between these two types of anger can help us know when it's time to confess sin, or when it's time to confront someone in their sin. Is your anger rooted in selfish ambition? Are you angry and want to take revenge? Do you experience anger over what grieves the Holy Spirit? These questions (and more) are answered in this episode.

In this video, Costi Hinn provides clarity from God's Word on how Satan works in the world today and how believers can walk in confidence amidst spiritual warfare.

In this episode, Costi Hinn kicks off a 3-week series on anger beginning with 4 key principles about anger, and 5 passages that show us what the Bible has to say about anger. This series will help you know the difference between sinful anger and righteous anger, as well as gain practical insights for dealing with a sinful anger problem. All Christians will struggle with emotions and self-control. Anger is something every believer should understand and be equipped to address.

Our world is crying for justice: social justice, racial justice, diversity justice, gender justice, and on it goes. In this video, Anthony Wood unpacks the justice we hear little about: God's justice.

In this episode, Costi Hinn sits down with Justin Peters and asks him big questions about false teaching, red flags to watch for, and the importance of Christian discernment.

Did you know that man is meant to work? In this video, Brett Skinner unpacks the false idea that work is simply a result of the curse found in Genesis 3 and lays out 3 keys to a biblical understanding of work.

In this episode, Costi Hinn sits down with Heidi St. John who is a mother and a grandmother and has run for Congress as a passionate representative of Christian values. Heidi shares powerful truths about the public school system and the need for Christian parents to take responsibility for their calling from God as the primary disciple-makers in the home.

In this episode, Costi Hinn sits down with Mark Spence from Living Waters to talk about how to live your life for the ultimate purpose. Mark is widely respected in the Christian world as an absolute spark plug when it comes to being bold about faith and biblical truth. Costi also asks Mark about pro-life issues, and Mark shares key insights that will inspire you to live for the gospel in every area of your life.

In this episode, Costi Hinn sits down with Ken Ham on location at the Ark Encounter for an in-depth interview about big theological questions. They cover creation, the age of the earth, dinosaurs, aliens, and more! Ultimately, all of these issues come down to whether or not our worldview is shaped by Scripture, or by secularism. Ken Ham sets out to prove that science merely proves what the Bible has already proclaimed.

The sinless Son of God was brutally murdered. How can this be “good”? In this video, Brett Skinner explains why this bleak day in history is rightfully called “Good” Friday, unveiling the most remarkable truth.

In this episode, Costi Hinn finishes the Easter series by taking you on a journey through Holy Week featuring Russ Ramsey's narrative that synthesizes all of the Gospel accounts into one seamless storyline. You will understand the details of what took place on Palm Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, Saturday, and Resurrection Sunday.

In this episode Nathan Busenitz, Executive Vice President, Dean of Faculty, & Associate Professor of Theology at The Master's Seminary, discusses the importance of church history.

Introducing a brand new series playlist here at @forthegospelmin. Calling out false teachers is not fun, nor popular, but it’s important. At FTG, we want to do our part to preach the truth, and refute those who contradict Christ. Today, that specific effort begins. First up, “Michael Todd.” Please watch, and share.