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Christian identity goes beyond simply praying a sinner's prayer. This week's sermon focuses on what it means to be 'a called people' in 2026. Pastor Bill outlines seven key characteristics of called people: being people of prayer, faith, and the Word (previously covered), and then introduces four new principles - obedience, being filled with the Holy Spirit, generosity, and service. Seeking first ...

Just as our physical heart beats over 100,000 times daily and pumps 14,000 pints of blood through our bodies, our spiritual heart serves as the wellspring of life itself. The Bible mentions the heart 779 times, making it clear that matters of the heart are central to our faith journey. When we think about David being called "a man after God's own heart," we're seeing someone whose spiritual heart ...

This week's sermon explores the concept of spiritual heart health, drawing parallels between physical and spiritual heart disease. Pastor Bill examines the story of Jesus healing a blind man from John 9, highlighting how religious leaders (Pharisees) suffered from spiritual heart disease - prioritizing rules and religiosity over relationship with God. Just as physical hearts need exercise, nutriti...

As we step into 2026, God is calling His people to rise up and embrace a new season of spiritual growth and purpose. This isn't a time to stumble into the new year without direction, but rather to move forward with intentionality, knowing that God has something specific He wants to accomplish in and through us. Before we can understand our call to faithfulness, we must first grasp the unchanging t...

God is faithful and unchanging, and we are committed to being a people of faithfulness in 2026. This week Pastor Bill outlines three foundational pillars for the new year: being a people of prayer, faith, and the Word. The message emphasizes that God's faithfulness is the foundation upon which we as believers can build our lives, and that faithfulness is both an attribute of God and a characterist...