Crazy Love Podcast

In this message, Francis Chan dives deeply into 1 John 4, unpacking powerful truths about God's love, wrath, and our true identity as believers. Have we missed the most important commandment Jesus gave us? Why don't churches prioritize love the way the Bible commands? Discover the transformative revelation about what it means to truly live as "beloved.”

When you gather on Sunday, do you go in thinking about someone else, ready to love, serve, and care? Or was your mind still on yourself? This week, Francis Chan pushes us to rethink love—not as a feeling, but as action. Real love is messy. It’s sacrificial. It’s the kind that makes you weep for the broken and move toward those in need. Because love isn’t just something we receive—it’s something we live.

When you go to church, are you simply attending, or are you seeking to encounter the living God? To experience the Creator of the universe in a way that transforms your life? In this message, Francis Chan challenges the way we approach worship, truth, and the Holy Spirit. Are we just hearing the Word, or are we responding to it? Are we pursuing knowledge, or a deeper intimacy with God? True worship goes beyond singing and learning—it’s a life-changing response to God’s presence.

Have we made God too small in our minds? Have we tried so hard to explain Him that we’ve forgotten the mystery and the weight of who He really is? This week, Francis Chan confronts the temptation to fit God into our human understanding. There are things about Him we simply cannot grasp. And yet, what He has revealed should move us—not just to knowledge, but to reverence, worship, and obedience. Because knowing God isn’t about figuring Him out—it’s about surrendering to the One who was, who is, and who always will be.

When was the last time you were in awe of God? Like, truly stopped and realize that we are talking about the Creator of the universe? The One who spoke the stars into existence and holds all things together. And yet, how often do we reduce Him to something we can explain or control? In this week’s episode, Francis Chan challenges the way we think about the Holy Spirit—not as a force to be harnessed, because understanding God isn’t about control—it’s about surrender.

What if modern Christianity has complicated what was meant to be simple—so much so that we spend more time debating salvation than actually obeying God? In today’s message, Francis Chan cuts through the noise to get back to the raw, biblical truth. He challenges us to stop overanalyzing and start obeying—to truly repent, be baptized, and receive the Holy Spirit as the early believers did. Because at the end of the day, faith isn’t about endless discussion—it’s about surrender, action, and a life wholly devoted to God.

What if the modern church is missing something so essential that without it, our faith becomes just another human effort? What if the power we read about in Scripture—the kind that heals, transforms, and emboldens—was meant to be normal for every believer? In this sermon, Francis Chan confronts a pressing and uncomfortable question: If the Holy Spirit truly lives inside of us, why do so many Christians look no different from the world?

What if Jesus leaving this earth wasn’t a loss… but the greatest gift He could give us? That having the Holy Spirit inside you is better than having Jesus physically standing next to you? Do we actually believe that? Do we live like that’s true? In this teaching, Francis Chan challenges us to examine what we believe about prayer, longing for heaven, and the supernatural power of the Holy Spirit.

Explore the struggles of fear and insecurity in the church as Francis Chan dives into the transformative power of God’s love. Discover how community and genuine relationships can help overcome doubt and judgment. Confront poignant themes of mortality while advocating for honest connections during grief. Delve into the realities of spiritual warfare and the need for authentic faith. Ultimately, embrace a personal journey of redemption, understanding God's unconditional love as the cornerstone for confidence and joy.

Francis Chan tackles the delicate balance of love and truth in a believer's life. He shares personal stories of faith, emphasizing how joy can coexist with sorrow for the lost. The discussion delves into the gift of grace, challenging the notion of earning salvation. Chan encourages listeners to approach controversial topics with empathy while remaining firm in their beliefs. Ultimately, the call is to engage authentically with the world, embodying love and compassion in every interaction.