In this powerful second message, Dr. Michael Youssef draws a clear line between two cities—God’s eternal Kingdom and the restless rebellion of the city of man. Tracing the division from Genesis through Cain and Enoch, Dr. Youssef warns of a culture driven by anxiety, discontentment, and open defiance of God’s design. Just as Cain rejected God’s way and built a godless city, so today’s culture builds structures that suppress Truth and silence righteousness. Yet God calls His people not to retreat, but to shine. Like Noah and Enoch, believers must stand firm, speak Truth without compromise, and plead with the lost before it is too late. The time to intercede is now.

In this urgent opening message, Dr. Michael Youssef asks the haunting question gripping many faithful hearts today: “How shall we live now?” As culture crumbles and godlessness rises, Dr. Youssef anchors believers in the unwavering Truth of God’s Word. Drawing from Scripture and the historical insights of Augustine’s City of God, he exposes the parallels between our age and the fall of Rome and Israel’s exile. With boldness, he warns of the consequences of rebellion against God—and calls believers to reject compromise, embrace repentance, and live as radiant witnesses of Christ in the City of Man. Now is the time to fix our eyes on the eternal City of God and intercede for a world in darkness.

In this final message, Dr. Michael Youssef calls every believer to the sacred duty of persistent intercession for the next generation. Teaching from John 4, he shows that God honors faith rooted in the inerrant Word of God and confidence in the promises of Jesus Christ, God in human flesh. Dr. Youssef urges believers to move from crisis faith to confident, contagious faith that trusts Christ without visible proof. He reminds the Church that God is a covenant-keeping God who works through families and generations. This episode confronts shallow belief and calls for repentance, faithful modeling, and relentless prayer—because shaping the future of the Church begins on our knees before a faithful God.