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There’s a kind of peace that doesn’t make sense to the world—a peace that comes from knowing the Shepherd. Psalm 23 isn’t a comfort for a short season; it’s a declaration for every moment of life. When the Lord is truly seen as Shepherd, fear begins to lose its grip. The valley doesn’t disappear, but it’s no longer terrifying. The shadow of death becomes just that—a shadow—because His presence is real, and His goodness never fails. 
 
In this powerful message, Francis Chan unpacks the richness of Psalm 23, not as a comforting cliché, but as a transformative truth meant to reshape how we live each day. He challenges us to ask whether our time in the Word actually results in fearless living. What does it look like to walk through the valley of the shadow of death and *truly* fear no evil? 
 
Listen to “I Will Fear No Evil (Part 2)” on the Crazy Love Podcast and YouTube channel. 
 
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There’s a kind of peace that doesn’t make sense to the world—a peace that comes from knowing the Shepherd. Psalm 23 isn’t a comfort for a short season; it’s a declaration for every moment of life. When the Lord is truly seen as Shepherd, fear begins to lose its grip. The valley doesn’t disappear, but it’s no longer terrifying. The shadow of death becomes just that—a shadow—because His presence is real, and His goodness never fails.

In this powerful message, Francis Chan unpacks the richness of Psalm 23, not as a comforting cliché, but as a transformative truth meant to reshape how we live each day. He challenges us to ask whether our time in the Word actually results in fearless living. What does it look like to walk through the valley of the shadow of death and *truly* fear no evil?

Listen to “I Will Fear No Evil (Part 2)” on the Crazy Love Podcast and YouTube channel.

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I Will Fear No Evil (Part 2)

In this powerful message, Francis Chan unpacks the richness of Psalm 23, not as a comforting cliché, but as a transformative truth meant to reshape how we live each day. He challenges us to ask whether our time in the Word actually results in fearless living. What does it look like to walk through the valley of the shadow of death and *truly* fear no evil? 
 
He invites us to live with courage, surrender, and trust in a sovereign Shepherd whose goodness and mercy are relentlessly pursuing us. 
 
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In this powerful message, Francis Chan unpacks the richness of Psalm 23, not as a comforting cliché, but as a transformative truth meant to reshape how we live each day. He challenges us to ask whether our time in the Word actually results in fearless living. What does it look like to walk through the valley of the shadow of death and *truly* fear no evil?

He invites us to live with courage, surrender, and trust in a sovereign Shepherd whose goodness and mercy are relentlessly pursuing us.

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I Will Fear No Evil (Part 2) | Francis Chan

Francis Chan speaks from 1 Peter 4:12, urging believers not to be surprised when fiery trials come upon them. He explains that suffering is not a strange or unexpected part of the Christian life—it’s an essential aspect of following Jesus. Drawing on personal experiences, Scripture, and even real-life persecution stories, Francis teaches that trials are not only inevitable but also purposeful. They prove the genuineness of our faith and invite us into deeper fellowship with Christ. 
 
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Francis Chan speaks from 1 Peter 4:12, urging believers not to be surprised when fiery trials come upon them. He explains that suffering is not a strange or unexpected part of the Christian life—it’s an essential aspect of following Jesus. Drawing on personal experiences, Scripture, and even real-life persecution stories, Francis teaches that trials are not only inevitable but also purposeful. They prove the genuineness of our faith and invite us into deeper fellowship with Christ.

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The Cost of Following Christ | Francis Chan

Have you ever faced a season so painful, so intense, that you wondered if something had gone terribly wrong in your walk with God? What if the very trials we dread are actually signs that we’re right where we’re meant to be? 
 
In today’s episode, Francis Chan opens up 1 Peter 4 to show us that suffering for Christ isn’t strange—it’s expected. He explains how trials test and refine our faith, and why the Spirit of God meets us most powerfully not in comfort, but in difficulty. 
 
Excerpt from “The Cost of Following Christ” on the Crazy Love Podcast and YouTube channel. 
 
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Have you ever faced a season so painful, so intense, that you wondered if something had gone terribly wrong in your walk with God? What if the very trials we dread are actually signs that we’re right where we’re meant to be?

In today’s episode, Francis Chan opens up 1 Peter 4 to show us that suffering for Christ isn’t strange—it’s expected. He explains how trials test and refine our faith, and why the Spirit of God meets us most powerfully not in comfort, but in difficulty.

Excerpt from “The Cost of Following Christ” on the Crazy Love Podcast and YouTube channel.

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The Cost of Following Christ

Too often the prayer is, "God, take it away. Just fix it." But that's not how He works. The Spirit isn’t handed over to eliminate every trial or every temptation. He empowers with something far greater — a new heart, a new desire, a supernatural self-control that wasn’t there before. This is the power of the Holy Spirit. Not a shortcut out of the fire, but the strength to walk through it in holiness. 
 
The miracle isn’t that the temptation vanishes — it’s that the believer can stare it down and flee. God is forming a people who don’t just survive sin but actually overcome it by the Spirit He placed within them. He’s not removing the battle. He’s raising up warriors. 
 
Excerpt from “What Are You Hiding?” on the Crazy Love Podcast and YouTube channel. 
 
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Too often the prayer is, "God, take it away. Just fix it." But that's not how He works. The Spirit isn’t handed over to eliminate every trial or every temptation. He empowers with something far greater — a new heart, a new desire, a supernatural self-control that wasn’t there before. This is the power of the Holy Spirit. Not a shortcut out of the fire, but the strength to walk through it in holiness.

The miracle isn’t that the temptation vanishes — it’s that the believer can stare it down and flee. God is forming a people who don’t just survive sin but actually overcome it by the Spirit He placed within them. He’s not removing the battle. He’s raising up warriors.

Excerpt from “What Are You Hiding?” on the Crazy Love Podcast and YouTube channel.

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God’s Fix Doesn’t Always Remove the Trial

There comes a point where everything else has to fade. Accomplishments, reputation, even acts of righteousness—none of it compares to the surpassing worth of knowing Jesus. Paul wasn’t speaking in poetic exaggeration when he said it was all rubbish. He meant it. Everything that once seemed impressive or fulfilling becomes meaningless in the light of Christ Himself. That’s not the cry of a religious man—it’s the cry of someone in love. 
 
The question isn’t about belief or church attendance or even service. The question is: is it really Christ that is loved right now? Not the idea of God. Not the blessings He gives. But the person of Jesus. His presence. His nearness. That’s what Paul wanted—just to know Him. And that’s the kind of hunger heaven recognizes. 
 
Listen to “What Are You Hiding?” on the Crazy Love Podcast and YouTube channel. 
 
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There comes a point where everything else has to fade. Accomplishments, reputation, even acts of righteousness—none of it compares to the surpassing worth of knowing Jesus. Paul wasn’t speaking in poetic exaggeration when he said it was all rubbish. He meant it. Everything that once seemed impressive or fulfilling becomes meaningless in the light of Christ Himself. That’s not the cry of a religious man—it’s the cry of someone in love.

The question isn’t about belief or church attendance or even service. The question is: is it really Christ that is loved right now? Not the idea of God. Not the blessings He gives. But the person of Jesus. His presence. His nearness. That’s what Paul wanted—just to know Him. And that’s the kind of hunger heaven recognizes.

Listen to “What Are You Hiding?” on the Crazy Love Podcast and YouTube channel.

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What Are You Hiding?

In this deeply honest and raw message, Francis Chan shares from a place of personal repentance. Recently stepping away from his long-term role in ministry, he reflects on a season of distraction and spiritual dullness, confessing that he had started loving other things more than Christ—not sinful things, but lesser things that still pulled his heart away from Jesus. 
 
Grounding his reflections in Philippians 3, he emphasizes Paul's radical passion for Christ—counting everything else as loss compared to knowing Him. Francis challenges the church to examine their own hearts: Do we love Jesus or just the things He gives?

In this deeply honest and raw message, Francis Chan shares from a place of personal repentance. Recently stepping away from his long-term role in ministry, he reflects on a season of distraction and spiritual dullness, confessing that he had started loving other things more than Christ—not sinful things, but lesser things that still pulled his heart away from Jesus.

Grounding his reflections in Philippians 3, he emphasizes Paul's radical passion for Christ—counting everything else as loss compared to knowing Him. Francis challenges the church to examine their own hearts: Do we love Jesus or just the things He gives?

What Are You Hiding? | Francis Chan

The moment human beings place their own sense of fairness above God’s, everything falls apart. Creation does not sit in judgment over the Creator. God is not measured by cultural trends, emotional reactions, or philosophical arguments. He defines justice. His mercy isn’t partial. His vengeance isn’t flawed. His love isn’t limited. Every attribute of His being is perfect—and when He acts, it is never too much and never too little. 
 
The call is not to reshape God into a more palatable image, but to respond to Him with reverent worship. True worship acknowledges that He alone has the authority to set the standard of right and wrong. The angels in heaven aren't debating His decisions—they’re declaring His holiness. That same posture belongs to the Church today. 
 
Excerpt from “The Revenge of God” on the Crazy Love Podcast and YouTube channel. 
 
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The moment human beings place their own sense of fairness above God’s, everything falls apart. Creation does not sit in judgment over the Creator. God is not measured by cultural trends, emotional reactions, or philosophical arguments. He defines justice. His mercy isn’t partial. His vengeance isn’t flawed. His love isn’t limited. Every attribute of His being is perfect—and when He acts, it is never too much and never too little.

The call is not to reshape God into a more palatable image, but to respond to Him with reverent worship. True worship acknowledges that He alone has the authority to set the standard of right and wrong. The angels in heaven aren't debating His decisions—they’re declaring His holiness. That same posture belongs to the Church today.

Excerpt from “The Revenge of God” on the Crazy Love Podcast and YouTube channel.

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God Doesn’t Answer to You

There’s a temptation to shy away from the wrath of God—treating it like a blemish on His character instead of a reflection of His perfect justice. Some try to explain it away, acting as if it’s a misprint or something that doesn’t fit in the modern world. But that’s not reverence—that’s pride. It's upside down to sit in judgment of God's judgment, as though human reasoning could ever measure up to divine holiness. Heaven doesn't hesitate. Heaven sees clearly and cries out, “You are just. You are true.” That’s worship. 
 
Instead of avoiding the hard truths, the Church must embrace the full picture of who God is. He is not just loving—He is righteous. His wrath is not something to be embarrassed by but something that proves His purity and His intolerance of evil. 
 
Excerpt from “The Revenge of God” on the Crazy Love Podcast and YouTube channel. 
 
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There’s a temptation to shy away from the wrath of God—treating it like a blemish on His character instead of a reflection of His perfect justice. Some try to explain it away, acting as if it’s a misprint or something that doesn’t fit in the modern world. But that’s not reverence—that’s pride. It's upside down to sit in judgment of God's judgment, as though human reasoning could ever measure up to divine holiness. Heaven doesn't hesitate. Heaven sees clearly and cries out, “You are just. You are true.” That’s worship.

Instead of avoiding the hard truths, the Church must embrace the full picture of who God is. He is not just loving—He is righteous. His wrath is not something to be embarrassed by but something that proves His purity and His intolerance of evil.

Excerpt from “The Revenge of God” on the Crazy Love Podcast and YouTube channel.

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Understanding God's Wrath

Francis Chan preaches on the often-avoided but deeply biblical theme of God’s vengeance as revealed in the Book of Revelation. He challenges listeners to embrace all of God's character—including His justice and wrath—as perfect and praiseworthy. Reflecting on the promise of blessing that comes from reading Revelation aloud, the hope of the Tree of Life, and the justice awaiting martyrs and victims, he warns against cultural tendencies that sanitize God’s attributes and invites believers to worship Him not just for His mercy, but also for His righteous judgment. 
 
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Francis Chan preaches on the often-avoided but deeply biblical theme of God’s vengeance as revealed in the Book of Revelation. He challenges listeners to embrace all of God's character—including His justice and wrath—as perfect and praiseworthy. Reflecting on the promise of blessing that comes from reading Revelation aloud, the hope of the Tree of Life, and the justice awaiting martyrs and victims, he warns against cultural tendencies that sanitize God’s attributes and invites believers to worship Him not just for His mercy, but also for His righteous judgment.

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The Revenge of God | Francis Chan

In this powerful and sobering teaching, Francis Chan dives into one of the most often overlooked aspects of God’s character—His wrath. Teaching from the Book of Revelation, Francis reminds listeners that the justice and vengeance of God are not blemishes to be hidden but perfections to be praised. He calls the Church to a deeper reverence for Scripture, urging believers to embrace all of who God is, not just the parts that feel comfortable. 
 
Francis challenges the cultural drift toward a sanitized, palatable version of God—one that never confronts or offends—and warns that when we reshape God's character to fit our preferences, we cease to worship the true God. 
 
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In this powerful and sobering teaching, Francis Chan dives into one of the most often overlooked aspects of God’s character—His wrath. Teaching from the Book of Revelation, Francis reminds listeners that the justice and vengeance of God are not blemishes to be hidden but perfections to be praised. He calls the Church to a deeper reverence for Scripture, urging believers to embrace all of who God is, not just the parts that feel comfortable.

Francis challenges the cultural drift toward a sanitized, palatable version of God—one that never confronts or offends—and warns that when we reshape God's character to fit our preferences, we cease to worship the true God.

Listen to “The Revenge of God” on the Crazy Love Podcast and YouTube channel.

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The Revenge of God

What kind of love would leave the throne of heaven to become a servant? What kind of power chooses the path of weakness, surrender, and death—just to pour out love on others? Jesus held nothing back. Though he possessed all glory and authority, he emptied himself. He laid it all down—not just once, but continually. Every breath, every step, every moment was an act of giving. That’s the kind of beauty that silences pride, that makes everything in this world seem small by comparison. 
 
And now, he is exalted above all, lifted forever. That’s the pattern of the kingdom: humble yourself, and the Father will lift you up. The call is not to admire this from afar, but to follow. To walk the same road of emptying, giving, dying to self—because there’s nothing more powerful, nothing more beautiful than becoming like Christ. 
 
Excerpt from “What Do You Treasure? (Pt. 2)” on the Crazy Love Podcast and YouTube channel. 
 
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What kind of love would leave the throne of heaven to become a servant? What kind of power chooses the path of weakness, surrender, and death—just to pour out love on others? Jesus held nothing back. Though he possessed all glory and authority, he emptied himself. He laid it all down—not just once, but continually. Every breath, every step, every moment was an act of giving. That’s the kind of beauty that silences pride, that makes everything in this world seem small by comparison.

And now, he is exalted above all, lifted forever. That’s the pattern of the kingdom: humble yourself, and the Father will lift you up. The call is not to admire this from afar, but to follow. To walk the same road of emptying, giving, dying to self—because there’s nothing more powerful, nothing more beautiful than becoming like Christ.

Excerpt from “What Do You Treasure? (Pt. 2)” on the Crazy Love Podcast and YouTube channel.

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This Is What True Power Looks Like

Scripture says that in the last days, it will get terrible—not because of war, or famine, or politics—but because people will love themselves. Not a surface-level affection, but a consuming obsession with self. And that’s exactly what’s happening. A culture where pride is branded as confidence, indulgence is called self-care, and narcissism is normalized. The shocking thing is that this isn’t rare anymore—it’s *expected*. 
 
The warning doesn’t hit hard because it feels so familiar. That’s the danger. What God calls a tragedy, the world now calls normal. And when the Church no longer sees the difference, it stops being salt and light. 
 
Excerpt from “What Do You Treasure? (Pt. 1)” on the Crazy Love Podcast and YouTube channel. 
 
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Scripture says that in the last days, it will get terrible—not because of war, or famine, or politics—but because people will love themselves. Not a surface-level affection, but a consuming obsession with self. And that’s exactly what’s happening. A culture where pride is branded as confidence, indulgence is called self-care, and narcissism is normalized. The shocking thing is that this isn’t rare anymore—it’s *expected*.

The warning doesn’t hit hard because it feels so familiar. That’s the danger. What God calls a tragedy, the world now calls normal. And when the Church no longer sees the difference, it stops being salt and light.

Excerpt from “What Do You Treasure? (Pt. 1)” on the Crazy Love Podcast and YouTube channel.

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Why the Last Days Will Be Terrible

What’s worth more than everything you own? It’s easy to say we value Jesus, but when faced with real sacrifice, the true treasure of our hearts is revealed. In this teaching, Francis Chan unpacks the beauty of the kingdom of heaven and challenges us to shift from a mindset of "Do I have to?" to "I can’t believe I get to." 
 
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What’s worth more than everything you own? It’s easy to say we value Jesus, but when faced with real sacrifice, the true treasure of our hearts is revealed. In this teaching, Francis Chan unpacks the beauty of the kingdom of heaven and challenges us to shift from a mindset of "Do I have to?" to "I can’t believe I get to." 

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What Do You Treasure? (Pt. 2) | Francis Chan

This is the life that Scripture calls *truly life*—not marked by ease or recognition, but by surrender. A life where everything is laid on the altar. Time, energy, reputation, possessions—all spent for the sake of the kingdom. This is the life that confounds the world, where being misunderstood isn’t a setback but a sign of alignment with Christ. It’s not about being comfortable; it’s about being conformed to Him. 
 
In today’s teaching, Francis reminds us that the beauty of the gospel is that nothing given away is ever wasted. In the end, the only thing that will matter is whether the life lived looked anything like Jesus. And for those who gave it all—who chose the narrow road, who loved when it cost them, who forgave when it hurt—there will be joy beyond words. That’s the reward. That’s the kingdom. 
 
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This is the life that Scripture calls *truly life*—not marked by ease or recognition, but by surrender. A life where everything is laid on the altar. Time, energy, reputation, possessions—all spent for the sake of the kingdom. This is the life that confounds the world, where being misunderstood isn’t a setback but a sign of alignment with Christ. It’s not about being comfortable; it’s about being conformed to Him.

In today’s teaching, Francis reminds us that the beauty of the gospel is that nothing given away is ever wasted. In the end, the only thing that will matter is whether the life lived looked anything like Jesus. And for those who gave it all—who chose the narrow road, who loved when it cost them, who forgave when it hurt—there will be joy beyond words. That’s the reward. That’s the kingdom.

Listen to “What Do You Treasure? (Pt. 2)” on the Crazy Love Podcast and YouTube channel.

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What Do You Treasure? (Pt. 2)

The world shouts loud: *"Love yourself. Grab what you can. Follow your heart."* It's preached in every ad, echoed in every influencer, baked into every dream of success and comfort. But the message of Jesus couldn’t be more opposite. He calls for denial of self, not celebration of it. He says, *“Take up your cross.”* That’s not a metaphor for inconvenience—it’s a call to die to everything the world promises. 
 
And here’s the mystery: that’s where life is actually found. Not in chasing affirmation, but in losing everything for the sake of something eternal. The world says, “Build yourself up.” Jesus says, “Lay yourself down.” These aren’t different paths to the same place. They’re opposing kingdoms. One is temporary. The other never ends. 
 
Excerpt from “What Do You Treasure? (Pt. 1)” on the Crazy Love Podcast and YouTube channel. 
 
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The world shouts loud: *"Love yourself. Grab what you can. Follow your heart."* It's preached in every ad, echoed in every influencer, baked into every dream of success and comfort. But the message of Jesus couldn’t be more opposite. He calls for denial of self, not celebration of it. He says, *“Take up your cross.”* That’s not a metaphor for inconvenience—it’s a call to die to everything the world promises.

And here’s the mystery: that’s where life is actually found. Not in chasing affirmation, but in losing everything for the sake of something eternal. The world says, “Build yourself up.” Jesus says, “Lay yourself down.” These aren’t different paths to the same place. They’re opposing kingdoms. One is temporary. The other never ends.

Excerpt from “What Do You Treasure? (Pt. 1)” on the Crazy Love Podcast and YouTube channel.

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Finding Real Life

What would it look like if the world looked at the Church and said, *"I've never seen love like that before?"* Not just emotion, but action—real, sacrificial love that costs something. The kind of love that causes people to stop and stare because it doesn’t make sense by earthly standards. The kind of sacrifice that doesn't feel like a loss, because something far better has already captured the heart. When eternity becomes more real than this temporary life, suddenly generosity, surrender, and obedience aren't burdens—they’re joy. 
 
Excerpt from “What Do You Treasure (Pt. 1)” on the Crazy Love Podcast and YouTube channel. 
 
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What would it look like if the world looked at the Church and said, *"I've never seen love like that before?"* Not just emotion, but action—real, sacrificial love that costs something. The kind of love that causes people to stop and stare because it doesn’t make sense by earthly standards. The kind of sacrifice that doesn't feel like a loss, because something far better has already captured the heart. When eternity becomes more real than this temporary life, suddenly generosity, surrender, and obedience aren't burdens—they’re joy.

Excerpt from “What Do You Treasure (Pt. 1)” on the Crazy Love Podcast and YouTube channel.

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What Will You Do Differently?

Francis Chan delivers a challenging message on what it truly means to follow Jesus. Through powerful Scripture, a story of radical discipleship from a village in China, and honest reflection on the self-focused culture creeping into the Church, he reminds believers that following Christ is about dying to self, not adding Jesus to an already comfortable life. This teaching calls for action, not just conviction—a real, visible surrender that sets the Church apart from the world. 
 
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Francis Chan delivers a challenging message on what it truly means to follow Jesus. Through powerful Scripture, a story of radical discipleship from a village in China, and honest reflection on the self-focused culture creeping into the Church, he reminds believers that following Christ is about dying to self, not adding Jesus to an already comfortable life. This teaching calls for action, not just conviction—a real, visible surrender that sets the Church apart from the world.

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What Do You Treasure? (Pt. 1) | Francis Chan

What does it really look like to die to yourself? It’s a phrase often heard in church but rarely lived out in radical, visible ways. Today, Francis Chan confronts the quiet drift happening in the Church—where believers try to hold on to their lives and simply “add” Jesus. He invites us to wrestle with this truth: that following Jesus isn’t about adding Him to our plans—it’s about letting go completely. 
 
Listen to “What Do You Treasure?” on the Crazy Love Podcast and YouTube channel. 
 
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What does it really look like to die to yourself? It’s a phrase often heard in church but rarely lived out in radical, visible ways. Today, Francis Chan confronts the quiet drift happening in the Church—where believers try to hold on to their lives and simply “add” Jesus. He invites us to wrestle with this truth: that following Jesus isn’t about adding Him to our plans—it’s about letting go completely.

Listen to “What Do You Treasure?” on the Crazy Love Podcast and YouTube channel.

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What Do You Treasure? (Pt. 1)

Jesus said we would do greater works than He did… but what does that actually mean? Is that really possible? Have we settled for something less than what Jesus intended? In this message, Francis Chan wrestles with Jesus’ bold promise—unpacking what it means to believe for more, to pray with expectation, and to step into the supernatural life God designed for His church. 
 
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Jesus said we would do greater works than He did… but what does that actually mean? Is that really possible? Have we settled for something less than what Jesus intended? In this message, Francis Chan wrestles with Jesus’ bold promise—unpacking what it means to believe for more, to pray with expectation, and to step into the supernatural life God designed for His church. 

Listen to “Prayer, Power, and the Promises of Christ” on the Crazy Love Podcast and YouTube channel.

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