FEBRUARY 25th - 28th, 2026 | URBANA, IL
More Love More Power is a gathering for those longing to encounter God’s presence and be equipped to carry His love and power into the world.
This year’s theme—Free Indeed—centers on Jesus’ commission to “proclaim liberty to the captives” and “set the oppressed free” (Luke 4). In a world weighed down by addiction, anxiety, spiritual darkness, and broken identity, Jesus comes as Deliverer, Healer, and Savior. He is the One who breaks chains, restores hope, and releases true freedom at the deepest levels of our humanity.
“If the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed” (John 8:36). This freedom is not theoretical—it’s experiential freedom found in His presence, sustained by His truth, and empowered by His Spirit. “Where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom” (2 Cor. 3:17). And even now, Jesus stands at the door and knocks—inviting hearts to open, to let Him in, and to share life with Him in transforming intimacy (Rev. 3:20–21).
At More Love More Power, we gather to create space for encounter—to meet the God who frees hearts, renews minds, heals bodies, and restores identity. We come to be equipped—trained practically in the power and gifts of the Spirit so we can minister like Jesus. And we are sent out to extend—bringing the miraculous freedom of the Kingdom into our workplaces, neighborhoods, churches, and cities.
Free people free others. Jesus not only liberates us—He entrusts us with His authority and power to liberate others. This year, we step deeper into the call to carry His freedom wherever we go, setting captives free through the love, truth, and power of Jesus Christ.
FEATURING KRISTENE DIMARCO
We’re thrilled to welcome Kristene DiMarco of Bethel Music as one of our guest worship leaders at More Love More Power 2026!
Kristene carries a powerful anointing to lead people into deep encounter with the presence of God. Known for songs like “It Is Well,” “Take Courage,” and “I Will Follow You,” her worship invites honesty, freedom, and a renewed trust in God’s goodness.
Her heart beats for authentic worship that draws the Church into intimacy with the Father—exactly what this year’s theme is all about. As we gather under the banner of Isaiah 61, we believe God will use these moments of worship to bring healing, restoration, and freedom across the room.
Come ready to lift your voice, encounter His presence, and be changed.
Jesus paid a high price for our freedom. That freedom is more than a theological concept; it is a living reality meant to be experienced and walked in daily. He came to bind up the brokenhearted, release the captives, and open prison doors (Isaiah 61). Every part of His life, death, and resurrection declares His longing for His people to live free—free from shame, fear, sin, and every chain that holds us back from intimacy with Him.
When we understand and live from that place of freedom, everything changes. We love without fear. We walk in peace that cannot be shaken. We find courage to live fully alive, rooted in our identity as sons and daughters of God. Freedom is not just for a moment of encounter; it is the foundation of a transformed life where healing flows, hope is restored, and our hearts burn with the love of Jesus.
FREEDOM FOR YOU.
FREEDOM FOR THE WORLD AROUND YOU.
What Jesus does in us, He also wants to do through us. The same Spirit that raised Christ from the dead now lives in us, empowering every believer to carry His Kingdom wherever we go. This is the heart of More Love More Power 2026: to equip the saints for the ministry of Jesus.
Throughout the conference, you will be trained and activated to do what Jesus did: to heal the sick, cast out demons, proclaim good news to the poor, and release His love and power in everyday life. As we receive His freedom, we are commissioned to release that freedom to others. God is raising up a Church that does not just attend services but brings His presence into every environment—homes, schools, workplaces, and cities.
Come ready to be equipped, empowered, and sent. The world is longing for the Kingdom of God to break in, and He has chosen us to carry it.
