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Watch the latest messageTraining in God's Word until it shows up on Monday / Loving Jesus first so you can love others well / Counting the cost of real discipleship
Salvation is free to us and costly to Jesus, but discipleship is free to him and costly to us. Jeremy calls us to count the cost and to realize that saying no also costs us. God wants soldout disciples, not a comfortable crowd, so he can reach our city through us.
Read the articleConsumer to contributor / Building with Christ, not alone / Being faithful with small steps
Jesus is building his church, and he invites us to build with him. Success is not how big we build. It is whether we built what God called us to build, because everyone's work will be tested by fire. Come off the sidelines and become a co laborer instead of a consumer.
Read the articleGod is building his church and the process is messy / Be a co laborer, not a church attender / Stay planted, serve, and let God work on you first
Jesus builds his church on Peter's confession that he is the Messiah, not on any person's greatness. He has given us the keys to the kingdom, so we are co laborers, not spectators. Our excuses do not outweigh what Christ finished. So the question is, why not us, why not here, why not now?
Read the articleTrusting God / Finding your purpose / Serving
Explore Jeremy Johnson’s message about trusting God, releasing control and finding your part in welcoming and serving others at Fearless in Los Angeles.
Read the articleTrust God with the outcome / Stay faithful without carrying what is not yours / Choose discernment, forgiveness, and a life fed by Scripture
Pastor Christy Johnson uses Jesus’ sending of the disciples to examine three vulnerabilities: rescuing everyone, letting offense harden into distance, and living spiritually underfed. Jesus sends his people with discernment, purity, and dependence on the Shepherd.
Read the articleLetting Scripture feed real hunger / Forgiveness with honesty and wise boundaries / Trusting Jesus through pressure and restoration
Jesus warns Peter that pressure is coming, but He also prays for him and points toward the day Peter will strengthen others. Tested faith is not failure free; it is held by Jesus and can become a source of care for people around you.
Read the articleTrusting Jesus when life is shaken / Obedience over visible outcomes / Abiding through seasons of pruning
Jesus’ prayer for oneness becomes visible when people forgive, make room for different gifts, and serve one another with their lives tuned to Him. Our shared love can point beyond us to Jesus.
Read the articleHearing versus doing / Dig down before you build up / Building with eternity in view
Two houses. Two foundations. Same storm. Jesus warns that hearing his words without doing them leaves you building on sand. Receive the warning as grace, dig down, and build your life on what Jesus actually said.
Read the articleComing home without performing / Receiving the Father’s compassion / Grace beyond shame and resentment
Luke 15 shows two ways to miss the Father: running from Him through shame or trying to earn His love through performance. Jesus invites both sons, and you, to stop performing, receive grace, and come home.
Read the articleHumble enough to receive grace / Hungry for a real relationship with Jesus / Fruit that reveals the source
Jesus calls you through the narrow gate and into a life that remains in Him. Be humble enough to receive grace and hungry enough to obey, because a real connection to Jesus eventually becomes visible fruit.
Read the articleSurrender at the altar / The narrow gate / Jesus as Lord of everything
Jesus ends the Sermon on the Mount with four choices, two gates, two trees, two responses to God's will, two foundations. There is no neutral. Will you let the altar alter you?
Read the articleGod’s word in the storm / Faith that takes root / Presence over panic
Jesus spoke before the storm, and the storm could not cancel His word. Bring the whole message home by refusing fear’s rewrite, planting the promise deeper, and trusting the presence of Jesus in the middle.
Read the articleFaithfulness in the ordinary / Pain does not disqualify you / God’s providence through detours
Joseph’s dream moved through betrayal, delay, suffering, and rejection before God brought redemption. The full message calls you to trust God’s providence, protect your identity, and let redeemed pain become freedom for someone else.
Read the articleGrace before performance / Making room at the table / Welcome that becomes mission
The table of Jesus is already set, and there is still room. You are welcomed before performance, then sent to carry that welcome to people who are hungry, isolated, or convinced they are too far away.
Read the articleDo you really want to get well? / Obedience activates the word / Carry what used to carry you
Bethesda is more than a healing story, it's a picture of what Jesus does when he walks into a room full of people waiting for something to move the water. He doesn't work the system. He confronts the will, speaks the word, and turns the mat into a testimony.
Read the articleThe voice of Jesus over every other voice / Obedience as the real proof of listening / Coming to Scripture ready to be changed
We live surrounded by voices competing for our attention, trust, and obedience. Red Letter Revival is Fearless LA planting a flag: in a noisy world, the church returns to the words of Jesus, and lets them govern our lives again. Moses fades. Elijah fades. Every other voice has to…
Read the articleempty is the enemy / tear down your father's altar / real change gets exposed
Judges 6:25 to 26 is God's three step blueprint for real change: hear from God, tear down your father's altar, and build a new altar to the Lord. It will cost you sacrifice, reputation, and anonymity, and the empty cross plus empty grave is the receipt that the cost is worth it.
Read the articlestay on the wall / comparison is the switch the enemy flips / rest for the yes, not from the yes
Nehemiah 6: Sanballat sends four invitations to 'come talk' on the plain, and every time Nehemiah answers 'I am doing a great work, and I cannot come down.' The enemy's whole strategy, mockery, comparison, discouragement, exhaustion, is one strategy in four dialects: get you off the…
Read the articleBuild and fight at the same time / Motives matter more than outcomes / Remember God’s faithfulness before you react
Building and fighting aren’t competing priorities, they’re the combined posture of a mature disciple. Build different: grateful, alert, and faithful.
Read the articleburden before building / the fire couldn't take everything / what's left is your building material
You've been through the fire. It left scars, rubble, and burn marks, but it couldn't take everything. What the fire couldn't take is exactly what God wants to use to build something new. He's not looking for perfect, polished, or unscarred stones. He's looking for what you have left.
Read the articleStand in the gap / Rebuild under pressure / Break generational patterns
God is closing the gaps over your family line, your mind, and your future. Your assignment is to stand in the open place and rebuild with courage, prayer, and community.
Read the articleObedience that moves before it makes sense / Peacemaker vs peacekeeper / Intercession with what's in your hand
Aaron's run gives us three rules for obedience that moves: run to the broken, use what's in your hand, negotiate nothing. The mess in front of you isn't a sign you missed God, Proverbs 14:4 says where there are no oxen, the manger is clean. Mess means harvest is coming.
Read the articlePraise as a weapon / The 7 Hebrew words of worship / Redemption at the table
The Hebrew words give you the HOW of praise. Brian's sister's story gives you the WHY. Together, worship stops being a Sunday activity and becomes a weapon you carry into Monday.
Read the articleintercession / real peace vs fake peace / spirit of Korah
Numbers 16 is one continuous story: Korah rebels, the ground swallows him, and the very next day the people blame Moses and Aaron for the deaths. A plague breaks out. Aaron runs into the middle of it with a censer and the plague stops. Sunday's message: the plague stops where someone…
Read the articleFaith grows in community
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