Last week Ant shared how he has been stuck on the Gospel -the simple, powerful reality that the word Gospel literally means “Good News.” In the early days it was used as a proclamation, an announcement that something wonderful had happened. And that’s exactly what the Gospel is: a declaration of what Christ has done.

He reminded us that the Gospel doesn’t need our eloquence or cleverness to make it powerful. We are simply called to preach the fullness of the Gospel- clear, uncluttered, and centered on Jesus. As we do, the real question becomes: what would it look like for our hearts to truly break for the things that break His?

At the center of the Good News is this staggering truth: Christ died for the ungodly. Not for the perfect, not for the deserving, but for us in our need.

“You see, at just the right time, when we were still powerless, Christ died for the ungodly.” - Romans 5:6

The Gospel is simple. The Gospel is powerful. And it is still the greatest news we could ever proclaim.

John shared a powerful and practical word on what it means to carry the Gospel beyond the church walls - into our workplaces, our daily rhythms, and the spaces we step into every day. This message will stir your heart and remind you that wherever you are, you are sent.

Ant shared a powerful message on returning to the Gospel—the very heartbeat of the Church. He reminded us that as life begins to flow back into the Church, it won’t be through complexity or striving, but through the power and simplicity of the Gospel. It is in this good news that the righteousness of God is revealed—transforming hearts, restoring hope, and calling us back to what truly matters.

Are you living your life to cross the line well?

Ang teaches on identity, Who does He say I am at this very moment.

Anton challenges the Upperroom community on, Who is the Gospel for?

In this weeks message Anton continues to unpack the freedom of Joy

In this weeks message Anton unpacks the freedom of Joy

In this weeks message Aimee challenges us to embrace both the truth of Scripture and the leading of the Holy Spirit in our everyday lives

In this weeks teaching, John teachers about the gift of repentance and the freedom repentance brings.