You were created for a purpose. When God designed you, He did so with divine plans and purposes for your life, often seemingly bigger than what you could ever imagine for yourself. In this message, Kris Vallotton shares about God's divine plans for every believer. What can anchor you to God’s plans in the midst of difficulty? How do we stay connected to vision? We pray that as you listen, you will receive encouragement and be realigned with God's plans and purposes for your life.

Unlike human fear or demonic fear, we are designed to walk in the fear of the Lord. The fear of the Lord is foundational to experiencing the fullness of God’s power in our lives. Join us as Hayley Braun shares revelation, wisdom, and insight on the reverence we’re meant to cultivate and possess. Receive a fresh understanding of the fear of the Lord and discover the simplicity of this foundational aspect of our faith. Our prayer is that you are encouraged in your journey with the Lord and that you tangibly feel a greater measure of His presence that desires to be closer to you than ever before. We bless you!

There’s a protocol of Heaven, and the design is an invitation. God’s plan has always been relationship. Understanding His protocol is key to fully entering into it. In this message, Bill Johnson teaches on the order found throughout Scripture and how it impacts the modern-day believer. Order is divine intention put in place as guideposts to living in the fullness Jesus paid for. It’s an invitation to a relationship with God and the beauty of holiness. We pray that this is a moment of discovering the freedom, hope, and power of God’s design for relationship with Him in a fresh way while strengthening your faith in Him.

In the second week of our Vision Sundays series, we’re unpacking what pastoring your people looks like for Bethel, as a community. How do you pastor a city? What role does each member play in the story God has invited us into? This message, shared by Gabe Valenzuela, is a practical guide for every believer who wants to be activated in their community, as designed by God. We are called to love our neighbor, to feed the hungry, and to represent Jesus to the lost. There are people in every community carrying burdens, deep pain, and a longing for something you’re carrying—a relationship with the person of Jesus. We pray that you’re encouraged as you listen and learn about what pastoring people looks like in our house and how you can strengthen or start pastoring, with intention, your own communities

As a church, Bethel’s identity and heavenly mandate is to be a prophetic community that hosts encounters with God. In this message, Kris Vallotton shares on the call of our house as an apostolic and prophetic epicenter where people come and meet with God. Just as Jacob wrestled with the angel and was given a new name—Israel—marking a shift in his identity and destiny, at Bethel Church we exist to be a house of encounters where lives are transformed, sons and daughters are awakened, and divine destinies are fulfilled as people step into the fullness of who God created them to be. We pray that God meets you and speaks to you right where you are as you watch this sermon, bless you!

Bethel Church, we are builders, and God designed us to worship. As His people, we will do what He’s invited us to do. In this sermon, Bill Johnson shares a special message that invites us to a deeper awareness of our divine purpose and design. If you pursue it, you’ll discover that God has a divine identity for every person and even organizations devoted to representing His kingdom. Discover more about what God has spoken over Bethel Church and our responsibility as believers belonging to Christ and to one another.

An integral part of having a wealth mentality is understanding that your eschatology—what you believe about the end—matters. In this sermon, Kris Vallotton shares a timely message on eschatology, proposing a fresh perspective that has the potential to impact how modern-day believers practice their faith. How does the Bible define the latter days? What critical components are necessary for Jesus’ return, and how do we, as followers of Jesus, walk out our faith with hope in this day and age? Discover the answer to these questions and more as you listen along with us. We pray that as you listen, the presence of God fills you with tangible hope and reignites your faith for all that God has in store.

The wealth mentality is designed to impact more than just yourself; it impacts nations. God has called us to discipleship and, more specifically, to disciple nations. Have you ever wondered what that looks like? In this sermon, Kris Vallotton teaches about the wealth mentality that extends beyond what we can see to one that impacts nations. Join us as we read through Scripture and discover more about the wealth mentality and the abundance Jesus paid for.

If we are to be more like Jesus, we need to cultivate a generous mindset. What does it mean to have a generous mindset? How does it impact our decision-making, how we show up, and our faith? In this sermon, Bill Johnson shares a fundamental message, teaching on the generous mindset. Generosity reaches far past our finances; it’s a heart posture. Living from this perspective and seeing through the lens of generosity, impacts everything that we think, say, and do. What’s possible when God sees our lives and sees someone He can trust? We pray that as you listen along, your heart is stirred for the abundance found in the mindset God has made available for you.

Are you living for the glory of God’s grace? We have all been given the gift of His grace, and our lives should reflect and point others to it. In this message, Hayley Braun brings a powerful and revelatory word on the life of a follower of Jesus. What truly distinguishes the life of a believer? What are the signs? What becomes possible when we walk fully in who we were divinely created to be? How are we called to interact with and influence culture? We believe this is a timely word for the Body of Christ. Our prayer is that as you listen, you are stirred by the Holy Spirit and drawn to look more and more like Jesus.

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