In this seventh message of Spirituality That Heals, Dr. Michael Youssef proclaims that faithfulness—a fruit of the Spirit—is essential to Christian living and deeply rooted in the character of God. Drawing from Galatians 5 and the warning to Laodicea in Revelation 3, he exposes the danger of spiritual complacency and calls the Church to repent of lukewarm loyalty. In a culture addicted to instant gratification and compromise, true faithfulness stands firm in truth, even when no one is watching. Dr. Youssef reminds believers that our unchanging Lord rewards hidden obedience, and that walking faithfully before Him is not optional—it is the unmistakable mark of those who truly belong to Christ.

In this sixth message of Spirituality That Heals, Dr. Michael Youssef declares that true goodness—agathos—is not superficial niceness or self-serving generosity, but the Spirit-empowered overflow of a heart transformed by Christ. Drawing from Galatians 5, he exposes how our culture disguises evil with a mask of false goodness. But Biblical goodness, rooted in the character of God, manifests as bold, selfless generosity and unwavering integrity. Dr. Youssef challenges believers to repent of spiritual apathy, refuse counterfeit virtue, and be filled daily with the Holy Spirit. Only then can we reflect the goodness of our Savior and bear fruit that confronts evil and glorifies God.

In this fifth message of Spirituality That Heals, Dr. Michael Youssef confronts the noxious weed of selfishness that chokes out the fruit of kindness in believers’ lives. Rooted in Galatians 5 and the character of God, he proclaims that true kindness is not sentimental niceness but a supernatural work of the Holy Spirit flowing from daily surrender. In a culture that celebrates self-centeredness and perverts compassion, Christians must imitate their Father’s covenant-keeping kindness—shown supremely at the cross of Christ. Dr. Youssef calls believers to repent of pride, to uproot selfishness, and to let the Spirit cultivate genuine kindness toward family, the church, and even enemies of the cross, for God’s glory.