Pastor John Hagee

A nation cannot legislate its way into righteousness. Real change begins when God’s people choose to live by His Word, speak truth, and turn their hearts back to Christ.

"A word fitly spoken is like apples of gold in settings of silver.” Proverbs 25:11

Thank you Mark! We are in this together!

Tomorrow, November 3rd, is voting day. Vote for candidates who are pro-life, pro-Israel, support religious freedom, and love America. Vote your values. Vote the Bible. If we do not use our freedom to defend our freedom, we will lose our freedom. - Pastor John Hagee

Your trial is not the end of your story. It may be the very thing God uses to prepare you for your greatest victory. The same God who delivered Gideon, Daniel, and the three Hebrew children is still able to deliver today. Be encouraged. Your victory is coming!

The world saw failure. God gave us victory.

God blesses you because He has chosen to.

Parents: the gift your kids will carry for life takes 10 seconds. Lay hands. Speak life.

Blessings that overtake you aren't a trickle, they're a tidal wave. Deuteronomy 28 promises that obedience to God opens the door to more than you can contain, not just enough to get by, but blessing that sweeps over you. The measure of what we receive often traces back to the measure of what we give.

God has given us thousands of promises in His Word. Promises for our families. Promises for our relationships. Promises for our peace. Promises for our future. So don’t live like God has nothing left to give. Ask big. Trust deeply. Stand firmly on His Word.

From Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, throughout the Old Testament and into the New Testament, Scripture repeatedly points to God’s eternal relationship with Israel and the Jewish people. Israel is important to God, so Israel should be important to you! Israel today, Israel tomorrow and Israel forever!

May the God of Abraham Isaac and Jacob fully restore Neria Leiter, whose brother also gallantly served and tragically died in the war. And a special prayer of peace that passes all understanding to the @yechielleiter family during this time.

The Bible says in Hebrews 12:2 that Jesus is “the author and the finisher of our faith, who for the joy that was set before Him endured the cross.” Where was the joy in the cross? The joy of Jesus was the fact that His suffering and death were setting you and me free from the power of sin and Satan. With joy, He took your sickness and suffering. He took your sins and shame and left them at the cross, never to be remembered against you anymore. If God has forgiven you, you can forgive you. Square your shoulders and embrace the redemption of the cross. You are free from sin and shame. Paul rejoiced in trouble. Stephen rejoiced while being stoned. The three Hebrew children rejoiced in the fiery furnace. Joseph rejoiced despite being sold into slavery, and the father rejoiced when the prodigal son returned home. You too can rejoice, regardless of your circumstances, for the joy that is set before you. James writes, “Count it all joy.” You may not be able to control what happens around you, but you can determine to rejoice and be glad. There is healing power in joy. Keep your eyes on Jesus, the Author and Finisher of your faith, and rejoice in what He has already accomplished for you.

Jesus never promised that following Him would earn the approval of everyone around you. Others may criticize you, insult you, spread rumors, or falsely accuse you because of your faith. But don’t allow the words of other people to destroy your peace of mind or diminish your accomplishments. When the Prince of Darkness comes against you, remember: greater is He who is in you than he who is in the world. Rejoice and be exceedingly glad, because your circumstances are temporary, but your reward in heaven is eternal. People are easily offended and driven by anger, rage, and resentment. Don’t allow that emotional poison to destroy your day. Be quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to anger. Don’t let the devil provoke you into surrendering your peace. When you rule your spirit, respond with grace, and choose the joy of the Lord, you always win. Keep your peace, exercise your faith, and rejoice—because great is your reward.

Unforgiveness doesn't punish the other person — it's a corpse you're carrying. Only forgiveness sets it down.

In tennis, a let doesn't count. Neither does a prayer prayed with an unforgiving heart. 🎾

You may not understand God's timing. You may not always trust God's heart. Both of those things can be true at the same time, and neither one changes what's still on the way. Understanding was never the requirement. Faith was. On the days it feels like nothing is moving, the invitation isn't to figure out why — it's to keep believing on the God who never fails, even without the explanation. The answer is coming.

Being knocked down is not defeat. Staying down is. 🥊 Disappointment, sickness, financial hardship, betrayal from someone you trusted — any one of those can put you flat on the ground. None of them are the end of your story on their own. Failure is an event. It happens to you, sometimes more than once, sometimes when you did nothing to deserve it. Defeat is different — it's a decision, and it only happens the moment you decide to stay down. Persistence isn't the absence of getting knocked down. It's the willingness to give it one more try instead of reaching for the alibi that lets you off the hook. Get up. Even if it's slower this time. Even if it's harder than it was the last time. Get up and try again.

None of the people remembered for their faith received God's best because life was easy for them. Noah built for decades before it rained. Abraham walked for years without a map. Moses led a nation that complained the entire way. Daniel prayed knowing it was against the law. They received what they received because they refused to stop believing in the day of adversity. Circumstances are temporary, but a promise doesn't have an expiration date. The problem in front of you today gets magnified because it's loud and immediate — but it was never the whole story. The greatest tragedy was never the hardship itself. It's stopping one day before the blessing arrives.

There are moments in life when sorrow feels unavoidable. Jesus Himself acknowledged it, saying, “Therefore you now have sorrow; but I will see you again, and your heart will rejoice, and your joy no one will take from you.” Joy does not deny pain—it overcomes it. Even the greatest men and women of faith experienced seasons of deep discouragement. Moses came down from Mount Sinai, fresh from the presence of God, only to find idolatry and rebellion. Job cursed the day of his birth. Elijah felt utterly alone. Depression and despair are not signs of spiritual failure—they are part of the human experience. The issue is not feeling discouraged from time to time; the issue is staying there. Staying in the blues is a decision—but so is choosing joy. Joy is a disciplined choice to surrender control, to trust God with your life, your family, your future, and your fears. Jesus declared, “These things I have spoken to you, that My joy may remain in you, and that your joy may be full.” In your darkest hour, do not be driven by fear. Be led by the joy unspeakable that God gives—even in the worst of times. Joy is not accidental. Joy is a decision.