In this week’s episode, Pastor Francis Chan poses a sobering question to all Christians. Do you believe the truth of Scripture above your own thoughts and feelings? And if so, do your actions reflect it? In a culture that is drifting further and further away from God, Pastor Francis reminds us that now is the time to simply, and lovingly, speak His truth to the world. This message is from the Azusa Pacific University Chapel on December 9, 2019.

The Beginning of Wisdom

Podcast with Francis Chan, best-selling author of Crazy Love, Forgotten God, Erasing Hell, Multiply, You and Me Forever and Letters to the Church, and most recently Until Unity.  For more resources from Crazy Love Ministries or to support the work of Crazy Love please visit our website at crazylove.org

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There’s a tendency that many of us face when reading scripture to skip over those passages that may be difficult to understand or offensive to our modern-day culture. Francis Chan focuses on Ephesians chapter 2 and shows us how worshipping God for all of His attributes makes the Good News even better.

Offensive Truth (Ephesians Pt. 6) | Francis Chan

When was the last time you prayed for the members of your church? And do you remember what you prayed for? In this week’s teaching, Francis Chan continues his series through the book of Ephesians, and highlights Paul’s desire for the church to receive a deeper revelation of God’s eternal blessings.  

Praying Like Paul (Ephesians Pt. 5) | Francis Chan

For many of us that have grown up in the church, it’s easy to have all the right answers when it comes to our faith. In this week’s teaching, Francis Chan challenges us to examine our relationship with God to make sure what we believe is not just head knowledge but a deep understanding of the Father’s love and the grace He’s given to us in Christ.

More Than Words | Francis Chan

We live in a culture that is filled with distractions and constant stimulation, and it’s easy to grow numb to the things that truly matter. In this week’s teaching, Francis Chan shares about the loss of a personal mentor and the importance of living a simple life with a heart that beats for the things of God.

Feeling What God Feels | Francis Chan

Many of us were brought up with a mindset that says, “If something sounds too good to be true, it probably is.” But that mentality can also impact the way we read scripture. In this week’s teaching, Francis Chan combats the lies from the enemy that cause us to doubt the promises of God and the glorious inheritance that we have in Christ.

The Beginning of Wisdom

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