Do I really need to go to church to be a Christian? In this powerful message, we look at what Scripture teaches about the importance of God’s house and why prioritizing the Church matters for every believer. Using the book of Haggai, we see how God challenges His people for focusing on their own lives while neglecting His house—and the consequences that follow. Discover why the Church is called the Bride of Christ, how the enemy attacks personal identity, the family, and the Church, and why gathering together strengthens our faith. Join Church Unlimited as we unpack the biblical truth behind belonging, community, and putting God’s house first.

Is money really the root of all evil? In this week’s message from our Does the Bible Really Say That? series, discover what God’s Word actually teaches about wealth, generosity, and contentment. The Bible doesn’t condemn money—it warns against loving it. Learn how to break free from greed, find your true value in Christ, and experience the blessings that come from trusting God as your provider. Join Church Unlimited as we explore how to honor God with our finances and keep money in its proper place.

The world says “Follow your heart,” but what does the Bible really say? In this powerful message from our Does the Bible Really Say That? series, discover why trusting your feelings can lead you astray and how submitting your heart to God brings real peace and direction. Learn what Scripture teaches about guarding your heart, testing your emotions, and waiting on the Lord instead of rushing ahead. Join Church Unlimited as we uncover the truth behind one of culture’s most popular sayings and learn to walk in God’s wisdom, not worldly advice.

Even in the hardest seasons, God’s goodness doesn’t run out—it overflows. In this message, Pastor Bil Cornelius shares how God not only fills your life with peace and purpose, but pours out blessings beyond what you could imagine. Learn how His mercy chases you down, His faithfulness anchors you, and His love never runs dry.

In this powerful message from Psalm 23:5, we’re reminded that when David calls God his Shepherd, he’s not using a simple metaphor — he’s invoking a divine title packed with meaning. A true Shepherd is a Way Maker, Protector, Provider, Guide, Rescuer, Sustainer, and Redeemer all in one. David writes this verse not as a king, but as the shepherd boy who learned to depend fully on God.

In week two of the Through the Valley series, “Your Shepherd Protects You,” we explore Psalm 23:4 and the powerful truth that even in the darkest valleys, God is not distant—He is present, protective, and guiding us through. Valleys aren’t hypothetical; they’re inevitable. But we’re called to keep walking, not settle in our pain. With God, the way is often through the shadow, not around it, and even the darkness proves the existence of light. No matter how deep the valley, the presence of the Shepherd never changes. His rod protects and His staff guides, rescuing us when we’re scattered, afraid, or unsure. When life feels overwhelming, His comfort is both fierce and tender—fighting off what threatens us while gently leading us back to safety.

In this message, “The Lord Is My Shepherd,” we begin our Through the Valley series by diving into the timeless truth of Psalm 23—that the all-powerful, covenant-keeping God personally cares for us. David’s words remind us that we are not defined by our past or our failures but by the label God gives us: we are His. Because the Lord is our Shepherd, we lack nothing—yet we often chase what we already have in Him. God calls us to rest, to stop striving, and to trust that He is already preparing what we need before we even know we need it. When we let Him make us still, He restores our soul and then leads us on the right path for His name’s sake.

Jesus shows us the true path to restoration and renewal. In this message, we see how God often shakes us before He speaks to us—just as the resurrection shook the earth before the angel declared the good news. Jesus told His disciples to return to Galilee, the place where it all began, reminding us that sometimes to move forward in faith, we must return to the roots of our first love for Him. Galilee was where they first believed, first served, and first worshiped—and it’s where Jesus reignited their calling. Today, He calls us to do the same: to circle back, rekindle our devotion, and live with urgency in sharing the Gospel. Restoration comes when we let Jesus breathe fresh life into our faith and step boldly into His mission for us.

Does the Bible really say God won’t give you more than you can handle? In this powerful message, we discover the truth: God doesn’t promise to keep hardship away—He promises to give us strength, grace, and a way through it. Looking at the story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, we see how God shows up in the fire, delivers completely, and uses impossible situations to display His glory. Learn how God provides tailored grace for your exact struggle, why overwhelming moments can reveal His supernatural power, and how to stand firm in faith when life feels like too much to handle. Join Church Unlimited for an encouraging reminder that God is with you in the fire and faithful to bring you through it.

We’re honored to welcome Christine Caine, internationally recognized speaker, author, and activist, and co-founder of The A21 Campaign and Propel Women.