King Rehoboam (Solomon’s son) was willing to lower the standards of his nation: He worshipped other gods. Less was more convenient, much easier. His legacy is “the king who lost it all.” Are you upholding righteous standards, or accepting less? It’s time to take bold stands for the truth. Our nation is worshipping other gods. Are you ready to turn things around?

The Book of Lamentations is one of the most heart-wrenching books in the Bible—a collection of five poetic laments written by Jeremiah, the weeping prophet. In this moving message, Pastor Matt Hagee takes you through the sorrow, symbolism, and structure of this sacred text, revealing its deep message of faith, repentance, and restoration.

When Jerusalem fell and God’s people were scattered, Jeremiah poured out his grief in poetry that still speaks to our pain today. Yet in the middle of his anguish, a timeless truth rises: “Through the Lord’s mercies we are not consumed… Great is Your faithfulness.” This cry of hope echoes across the centuries as a reminder that God’s mercy never fails—even in our darkest hours.

Discover how God’s warnings were also acts of love, His judgments rooted in justice, and His promises anchored in faithfulness. Great Is Your Faithfulness will remind you that no matter what season you’re walking through, you can trust the God who never changes and whose mercies are new every morning.

Israel is God’s prophetic stopwatch. How does this affect the rapture of the Church? Are you praying for the peace of Jerusalem? When Israel is at war, the world is at war. When Israel is at peace, the world is at peace. It’s the mission of the church to bring comfort to the Jewish people, to bless them.

When life feels uncertain and the future seems out of reach, God’s Word speaks hope into the darkest seasons. In Hope in Exile: God’s Plans in Jeremiah 29, Pastor Matt Hagee unpacks one of the most beloved scriptures—“For I know the plans I have for you, says the Lord”—and places it in its true biblical context. Far from empty promises, this verse reveals God’s unshakable faithfulness even when His people are far from home.

Through the story of Israel’s exile, you’ll discover how God’s discipline, promises, and presence work together to shape His people. Pastor Hagee shows how false prophets in Jeremiah’s day whispered easy answers, but God’s message was clear: plant, build, live, and seek the peace of the city. Even in Babylon, God’s Word remained true—He had not abandoned His people, but was preparing them for restoration.

This message isn’t just ancient history. It’s a powerful reminder that in seasons of delay, disappointment, or exile, God is still in control. His Word will keep you, His promises will sustain you, and His plans will give you a future filled with hope.

Why study Bible Prophecy? Because it tells us what God says the future will hold and allows us to prepare for Christ’s return. A special blessing is promised to those who study and obey prophecy. You’re going to live forever. Do you know where?

The church doesn’t function if we’re not united. Our power through Christ comes through unity. Our nation is defeated when our churches are divided. To fulfill its function, the church must bear one another’s burdens, pray for, and serve one another. When the world dictates your life, you forfeit the resurrection power God has given you.

Step into the world of Jeremiah, the weeping prophet, as Pastor Matt Hagee unpacks a powerful word about God’s judgment, mercy, and the call to repentance. From the fall of Judah to the object lesson of the potter’s wheel, discover how the timeless truths of Scripture apply to our lives today.

In this riveting Sunday Conversation, you’ll see how God’s people once traded covenant for compromise, how they worshipped at the altar of idols while claiming loyalty to the Lord, and how judgment came just as the prophets foretold. Pastor Matt reveals the sobering reality of rebellion, the certainty of God’s justice, and the unfailing promise of His mercy when His people turn back to Him.

Like clay in the hands of the potter, our lives, our nation, and our world can be broken, remade, and restored by the hand of Almighty God. With vivid teaching, biblical history, and urgent relevance for today’s culture, this message reminds us that though judgment is real, hope is still possible — if we humble ourselves, pray, and seek the face of the Lord.

God commands a blessing on your life when you walk in unity (not uniformity). Don’t waste His grace on division. Use your gifts to glorify God and to serve others. Keep prayer as a priority!

Like the words on the back of a powerful book, this message unfolds the timeless truth of God’s plan. From Isaiah’s prophecies to their fulfillment in Christ, Pastor Matt Hagee reveals how judgment, mercy, grace, and redemption weave together across the 66 chapters of Isaiah—a mirror of the 66 books of the Bible.

Step into the prophetic vision that points to the Messiah, the suffering servant who bore our iniquities, was wounded for our transgressions, and by whose stripes we are healed. Discover how Isaiah’s words echo in the New Testament, fulfilled in Jesus Christ, proving the undeniable truth and accuracy of Scripture.

This is not just a message of history, but a call to faith today. God’s Word is unchanging, unstoppable, and eternal. The grass withers, the flower fades, but the Word of the Lord endures forever. Be inspired to trust God’s promises, seek Him while He may be found, and rest in the assurance that His Word will accomplish everything He has declared.

King Rehoboam (Solomon’s son) was willing to lower the standards of his nation: He worshipped other gods. Less was more convenient, much easier. His legacy is “the king who lost it all.” Are you upholding righteous standards, or accepting less? It’s time to take bold stands for the truth. Our nation is worshipping other gods. Are you ready to turn things around?