Partner with us this October as we look toward the future of Capital Life Church and our community! We’re excited to launch the Rooted Campaign, a special giving initiative focused on investing in the next generation, reaching our community, and creating spaces where people can grow in their relationship with Jesus.The heart of this campaign is found in Colossians 2:7: “Rooted and built up in Him ...  Read More

Just days before the crucifixion, a woman named Mary did something so extravagant it made everyone in the room uncomfortable. Her act of worship offers a powerful picture of what it looks like to truly give everything to God, and what happens when we do. The story is found in John 12, set just six days before the Passover. Jesus was in Bethany, at the home of Simon the Leper, sharing a meal with L...  Read More

This sermon centers on the story of Mary anointing Jesus with expensive perfume just days before the crucifixion, as recorded in John 12:1-11. The pastor draws attention to Mary's extravagant act of worship, her willingness to hold nothing back, and her boldness in the face of Judas's objection. The message challenges believers to bring their best to God, to not be paralyzed by the opinions of oth...  Read More

The numbers are hard to ignore. In 2007, 78% of Americans identified as Christians. Today, that number hovers around 62%. The church is losing ground, and the question worth asking is: what are we going to do about it? Jesus made a bold declaration in Matthew 16:18: "I tell you that you are Peter, and on this rock I will build my church, and the gates of Hades will not overcome it. I will give you...  Read More

This sermon calls the church to wake up and reclaim its role as salt and light in a culture that is increasingly drifting from God. The pastor draws on statistics showing a steady decline in Americans identifying as Christians, from 78% in 2007 to around 62% today, and uses the imagery of the Israelites in Babylon (Psalm 137) to illustrate how believers can become passive, hanging up their harps a...  Read More

Have you ever thought about your phone or computer as being a tool to spread the good news about Jesus?  It may seem simple, but you have real influence through social media. By sharing, liking, commenting and reviewing, you are making it possible for our church to spread the gospel further! Here are some quick links to help you partner with us in sharing the good news of the Gospel. Share your ex...  Read More

It is easy to coast through life doing what is mostly good, mostly obedient, mostly committed. But there is a difference between good and God's best. This post explores what it looks like to pursue your calling fully, discern what truly matters, and give God everything rather than just most of it. Life fills up fast. Bills, promotions, vacations, routines. None of those things are wrong, but none ...  Read More

In this sermon, Pastor Bill challenges the congregation to pursue God's best in every area of life, rather than settling for what is merely good or comfortable. Drawing from personal experience, including the passing of his brother, he reflects on the brevity of life and the importance of living with eternal purpose. He emphasizes that God has placed a calling on every person's life from birth, an...  Read More

Being a witness for Jesus Christ can feel intimidating. But what if God is already placing people in your path, nudging you at just the right moment, and trusting you to speak up? This post explores what it truly means to live as a witness for God and how you can step into that calling starting today. There are two ways to live the Christian life. One is the surface level: praying over meals, pray...  Read More

This sermon, titled "Can I Get a Witness?", calls believers to move beyond a surface-level faith and into an active, Spirit-led life of witnessing for Jesus Christ. Drawing from the story of Andrew in John 1, the pastor illustrates how ordinary people in ordinary moments can become instruments of God to bring others into a life-changing encounter with Jesus. Pastor Bill's message emphasizes that G...  Read More

God has always been a God of generations. From the burning bush, He introduced Himself to Moses as "the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob." Three generations. That was no accident. His heart has always extended beyond the present moment into what comes next.If you feel too busy to invest in the next generation, you may simply be too busy. There are over 50 scriptures focused on pouring into, raisin...  Read More

This sermon, delivered on Promotion Sunday, focuses on the biblical call to invest in the next generation using the story of Elijah and Elisha as the primary framework. Dr. Julie Geddes draws from 1 Kings 19 and 2 Kings 2 to highlight how Elijah passionately pursued God, received a divine appointment to mentor Elisha, gave the gift of His presence over eight to ten years, and actively promoted Eli...  Read More