Step into the timeless wisdom of Proverbs 12 with Pastor Matt Hagee as he asks a piercing question: Are you coachable? In a world where everyone wants to improve—physically, financially, spiritually—the true test is whether we’re willing to receive instruction and correction from God’s Word.

Like a coach shaping an athlete, the Lord trains His children for victory. Pastor Hagee shows how embracing God’s discipline leads to strength, joy, and blessing, while resisting it only leads to frustration and failure. Discover why Proverbs calls the one who rejects correction “stupid,” and how listening to His instruction unlocks wisdom for every area of life.

This powerful message contrasts the enduring life built on God’s truth with the fragile one built on man’s ideas. From dealing with anxiety and depression to cultivating godly counsel and wise speech, this teaching will challenge you to embrace God’s coaching and experience the favor, endurance, and joy that comes only from Him.

We have forgotten how to love our neighbor. Love is measured in our willingness to sacrifice. How many times do we question the Bible instead of obeying it? Obedience brings God’s blessing.

What if the difference between a wise life and a wasted one came down to this—application? In this message, Pastor Matt Hagee opens the Book of Proverbs and calls us to do more than hear the Word of God. He urges us to live it, daily, decisively, and wholeheartedly.

Drawing from Proverbs 1, Pastor Matt walks us through Solomon’s fatherly instruction, his passionate appeal for wisdom, and the stark contrast between wise and foolish living. This isn’t just an ancient collection of sayings—it's a God-breathed guide for decision-making, relationships, finances, parenting, and more. It's Christianity 101 with eternal consequences.

Whether you’ve been in the Word for decades or just opened it today, this message challenges you to take your faith from passive belief to active obedience. Wisdom is crying out in the streets—will you listen? Will you act? Will you live wisely?

Love your neighbor as yourself. Love isn’t measured by emotions or feelings; it’s about sacrifice. Do you love Jesus but treat your neighbor poorly? Start applying God’s Word to your life to become a part of His Kingdom. Love is the currency of the Kingdom.

What would happen if you made praise your first response—not your last resort? In this stirring conclusion to the Book of Psalms, Pastor Matt Hagee walks through Psalms 148, 149, and 150, revealing a divine blueprint for victorious, purposeful, and perpetual praise.

God created everything with intention—every hill, wave, storm, star, and salmon run has a divine assignment. So do you. And as Pastor Matt explains, your highest purpose is to return the breath God gave you in worship. When you praise Him, you aren't just singing—you are waging war, aligning with heaven, and exalting the name above every name.

This is not about preference—it’s about power. From ancient instruments to dance, from sanctuaries to open skies, praise is how God’s people triumph. If you’ve got breath, you’ve got a reason to praise. Dive into this transformational message and discover why “Let everything that has breath praise the Lord” isn’t a suggestion—it’s your calling.

What if every moment of your life—good or bad—was the perfect opportunity to give God praise? In Don’t Forget His Benefits, Pastor Matt Hagee unpacks the timeless truth of Psalm 103, where David stirs his soul to bless the Lord and remember the goodness of God. This isn't just a Psalm—it’s a prescription for victorious living.

With passionate clarity, Pastor Hagee walks us through the benefits package of heaven: forgiveness, healing, redemption, lovingkindness, and renewal. You'll rediscover the God who forgives your sins, heals your diseases, and restores your strength like the eagle. You’ll learn how God’s mercy reaches higher than the heavens and deeper than your greatest need.

This message reminds us that we are not here by accident, nor are we left to our own strength. From angels to all creation, David calls everything to bless the Lord—and brings it home with one final reminder: “Bless the Lord, O my soul.” If you’ve ever forgotten how good God has been, it’s time to remember.

I went to Israel for the first time in 1978 as a tourist and came home a Zionist. The Bible is absolutely accurate in prophecy, telling us exactly what the future holds. God promises to bless those who bless Israel, and curse those who curse Israel.

When trouble knocks on your door, where do you turn? In When Trouble Finds You, Pastor Matt Hagee journeys through the honest laments of Psalm 63 and the devastating trials of Job 1 to reveal how worship, trust, and perseverance can sustain you—even when life collapses without warning.

Drawing from David’s cries in the wilderness and Job’s unimaginable losses, this sermon dives deep into the heart of suffering. Discover how faith shines brightest in darkness, why some trials come without reason, and how God's sovereignty doesn't just allow trouble—but limits it. With vivid storytelling and biblical truth, Pastor Matt encourages every believer to hold fast to a God who promises strength, purpose, and restoration.

If you’ve ever questioned God’s presence in your pain or wondered if you'll survive the storm, this message is for you. Let When Trouble Finds You remind you that though life is filled with struggle, you serve a God who carries you through it—and brings glory on the other side.

We live in a world that craves dependability. Our God never fails. He is a God we can depend on in and out of season. If He said it, He will do it. Don’t let your disappointment in people affect your relationship with God. We find great power in dependency upon Him. With God all things are possible.

What do you do when God feels distant, yet your soul still longs for Him? In this deeply honest message from Psalm 42, Pastor Matt Hagee opens the door to a raw conversation about spiritual dryness, emotional exhaustion, and the kind of faith that refuses to let go. Whether you’re walking through grief, confusion, or longing, this sermon reminds you that God meets you in the silence.

Follow the journey of a nameless gatekeeper, a son of Korah, who stood at the threshold of God’s house—welcoming others into divine encounters while wondering where God was for himself. Through his words, we discover that even in the middle of worship, it’s possible to feel cast down, disquieted, and overwhelmed. But we also learn what it means to hope again.

This powerful message explores the reality of unanswered prayers, spiritual struggle, and the deep assurance that God’s lovingkindness will never fail. When waves of sorrow hit, when God’s voice is just a faint drip in the canyon, this psalm—and this sermon—teach us how to listen, how to remember, and how to say: “I shall yet praise Him.”