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Following Jesus has never been about doing whatever feels right.
Today, Francis looks at the striking difference between Joshua and Judges. One shows a people moving together in faith. The other shows what happens when everyone does what is right in their own eyes.
In a culture that celebrates independence and speaking your mind, it can be easy to confuse courag...
It's never been easier to do ministry alone.
With AI, social media, and endless platforms, we can build an audience without ever building the Body. But that's not the vision we find in Scripture.
In this Staff Talk, Francis reflects on the growing pull toward independence and why followers of Jesus are called to something far more difficult: depending on one ano...
Jesus never invited people to become more religious. He invited them to be born again.
In this message from THE SEND Philippines, Francis Chan teaches from Ephesians 2 and shows that the heart of the gospel isn't self-improvement, it's new life. Because God is rich in mercy, He doesn't simply forgive our sin. He makes us alive through Christ, fills us with His Spirit, ...
Many of us spend our lives asking God to bless what we're doing, when the greater invitation is to discover what He's already doing and join Him there.
In this Staff Talk, Francis shares why following Jesus is about more than serving faithfully. It's about learning to recognize when His Spirit is leading the way. As he reflects on recent ministry experiences, we're rem...
In a culture that constantly demands something bigger, louder, and more entertaining, it's easy to lose sight of what truly transforms us.
In this message, Francis Chan challenges the modern Church to examine what has captured our attention and affection. He reminds us that God's Word was never meant to compete with personalities, production, or emotion. The deeper iss...