What if the good news about Jesus that you've heard is incomplete, or even wrong? What if God doesn't hold your sins against you, and is simply asking you to believe in Him? What if it's not about avoiding Hell as much as it is about becoming one with God? It's time to hear Jesus' version of the good news!

The Lord is re-forming His Church all over the world to align with perfect love. As part of that process, He's exposing places where we've made ourselves the way, rather than Jesus being the way. And some of those places are in plain sight!

What is on the heart of Jesus for how we live as we await His return? Could it be that His way is shockingly different than what we might expect? This re-defining word from Sam Chance brings a lot of clarity and a call to alignment with the Lamb of God!

The Lord is re-forming us to align with perfect love, and also asking us to con-form to His re-form! How do we do that? By addressing with the Lord idols in our lives, confronting their power and seeing them removed from our souls. But how do idols get in us? How do we tear them down?

As the church of Jesus is in a time of reformation from the Lord, one of the places He's focused on in us is pockets of rebellion. These are areas of willful resistance to the Lord, and are idols that need to come down in us--idols of comfort, money, work, drugs, sex, sleep, time, media, etc. This message is calling you to rebel against rebellion in your life!

The Lord is actively re-forming our hearts. What is He after? Obedience! But what you may have never understood before is how God brings out obedience in your life, and what you can do practically to grow in obedience.

In our relationship with God, there's nothing on His end that keeps us apart from Him. But we often have "veils:" beliefs and wounds that create perceived seperation from God. God wants to tear those veils! This word from Scott Olson can help you identify those veils and yield to the Lord's removal of them from your life.

Why is love greater than honor? In fact, why is love greater than faith and hope? And what does love look like and not look like in a church family? This word clarifies these questions and more.