In this powerful sermon, Dr. Michael Youssef expounds on Matthew 28:1-10, explaining the imperatives given to the women at the tomb and to us today: “Come and see” and to “Go and tell.”

Dr. Youssef also outlines four reasons why the empty tomb is important:

1) It shows us the humility of Jesus.

2) It shows us the horror of our sins.

3) It shows us our own mortality.

4) It shows us that only Jesus rose from the dead, never to die again.

In this powerful message from Romans 8:28–39, Dr. Michael Youssef declares the eternal security of the true believer in Jesus Christ. The world may say “nothing is free,” but the Gospel tells a greater Truth: salvation is God’s free gift—paid in full by Christ’s blood. This “free lunch” sustains the believer through every trial, secures what man could never earn, and guarantees that nothing—no hardship, persecution, or power—can separate us from the love of God. Yet this promise is only for those who love Him. Dr. Youssef warns against presuming on grace or rejecting God’s sovereign work. Now is the time to repent, rejoice, and proclaim this Gospel to a lost and deceived world.

In this final message, Dr. Michael Youssef declares that the Cross is the complete and eternal fulfillment of God’s redemptive plan. On the night before His crucifixion, Jesus revealed that the Passover would find its full completion in Him. The Lamb of God, fully divine and sinless, offered Himself once for all. When He cried, “It is finished,” the debt of every repentant sinner was paid in full, and the veil was torn open. Communion now points us back to Calvary and forward to the Marriage Supper of the Lamb. Because Scripture is inerrant and Christ’s work is complete, believers must live in humility, repentance, and bold intercession—proclaiming that Jesus nailed it all to the Cross.

In Romans 8, Dr. Michael Youssef proclaims the triumphant Truth that there is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus. Yet victory over sin is not found in human effort—it is secured by the indwelling power of the Holy Spirit. The Spirit grants liberty, seals our adoption into God’s family, and turns our groaning into glory. As the world descends into rebellion and fear, believers must not quench or grieve the Spirit but yield daily to His leadership. This message calls the Church to recognize the Spirit’s divine Personhood, embrace His power, and live as heirs with Christ—boldly rejecting compromise, sin, and spiritual apathy. The time for surrender is now.

In this powerful message, Dr. Michael Youssef proclaims that Jesus Christ did not die as a helpless martyr but went willingly to the Cross according to the Father’s eternal plan. Scripture is clear: our sin—not merely Judas, the priests, or Pilate—sent the sinless, virgin-born Son of God to Calvary. Yet in love, the Father delivered His Son to satisfy divine justice. At the Cross, Christ accomplished four eternal works—atonement, redemption, justification, and reconciliation. God’s wrath against sin was satisfied, our slavery to sin was broken, our guilt was declared paid in full, and peace with the Father was secured. There is now no condemnation for those in Christ. Therefore, repent, believe the Gospel, and intercede boldly for a world still enslaved to sin, proclaiming the only Savior who redeems.

Romans 7 confronts the battle every believer faces: Will we chase the empty performance of legalism or live in the freedom Christ purchased with His blood? Dr. Michael Youssef boldly proclaims that salvation by grace is not permission to sin—it is power to walk in victory. The law reveals our sin, but only the Holy Spirit enables true holiness. Like Paul, we cry out, “Who will rescue me?” and Scripture answers with authority: “Thanks be to God through Jesus Christ our Lord!” In Christ, we are no longer enslaved to sin’s demands. We must surrender daily, grow in maturity, and rely on the Spirit’s strength as we honor the King who redeemed us.