In this stirring revival message delivered at Bakers Chapel on October 30, 2025, Brother Bill Frisbee passionately reminds us that the cross was never just wood—it was a divine intersection of purpose and salvation. With heartfelt urgency, he declares, “I’m not going to die,” pointing to the eternal promise found in Christ. He emphasizes the significance of the middle cross, where Jesus stood between two thieves—not as a symbol of death, but as a lifeline for the lost. Frisbee calls believers to reclaim their purpose: to serve others and glorify the Savior who went all the way to Calvary for us. Through vivid analogies of baby steps and bulldog grips, he urges the congregation to hold tightly to Jesus and walk boldly in faith. The message crescendos with a reminder that we are never alone—God remains on the throne, ready to intercede and restore. This sermon is a call to revival, to purpose, and to the sustaining power of God’s presence.

Location: Bakers Chapel, October 30, 2025