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God’s people had returned from exile with good intentions, but discouragement, opposition, and comfort slowly pushed God’s priorities aside.
In this opening message from Know Where You Stand, Dr. Michael Youssef shows how Haggai’s warning speaks directly to believers today. When cultural pressure rises and spiritual zeal fades, God calls His people to stop, examine their lives, and return to wholehearted obedience.
Those who belong to Jesus Christ cannot allow comfort, compromise, or fear to determine their priorities. God’s inerrant Word calls believers to repentance, renewed devotion, and courageous faithfulness.
This episode calls believers to:
The question is not simply where the culture stands. The question is: Do you know where you stand before the Lord?
Scripture Focus: Haggai 1:1–11
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