In Red Church today, Joseph and Heather Z explore insights on God's unconditional love, the challenges of a performance-based faith, and the importance of living in the fullness of Christ's finished work.

Heather reassures us that God will do everything possible to reach us and meet our needs because He loves us. She reminds us that we are anointed to share the good news wherever we find ourselves. Joseph notes that there is a rise of both darkness and light in these times, urging us to pray fervently due to the great deception that is prevalent in the land.

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He observes how religion has infiltrated the gospel, turning it into a performance-based faith centered on God Almighty. Joseph describes religion as the word of God mixed with the traditions of men, making the word of God ineffective. He explains that being born again means accepting what Jesus did for us and then aligning ourselves with the right side of the cross, walking in the reality of Christ's finished work, which fulfills the Old Testament law.

He reveals that the Lord will start to offend the wisdom of the wise and draw people out of darkness. Joseph also clarifies that Jesus has paid it all, and when we give our lives to Him, it becomes less about rules and regulations and more about living in the fullness of what He accomplished. This revelation strips the devil of access to us and empowers our gifts and God's strength within us.

Joseph further explains that God must bring Jesus into the world because our natural bodies serve as the gateway for spiritual power to enter the physical realm. Our bodies act as the driving force and permission in this world. He highlights that the devil has no power in this world and can only gain access through those who grant him permission with their natural bodies. Joseph stresses that our physical bodies give us greater authority than all the powers of the devil, making us a crushing disappointment to the forces of darkness. He encourages us to confess our righteousness in Christ Jesus more often than our sins.

Novemeber 2, 2025