In this message, Enough Is Enough, Pastor Bill explores why more wealth and possessions never satisfy and how biblical contentment gives us strength and freedom. Drawing from Luke 3, Galatians 5, and Psalm 23, he shows that true contentment anchors us in Christ and sets us free to serve others. Featuring the inspiring story of John Croyle, who walked away from football fame to found Big Oak Ranch, this sermon reveals how to overcome discontent and live with overflowing purpose.

“Sermon on the Mat” brings the power of Scripture to life through live Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu demonstrations. From being stuck and flailing helplessly, to finding discipline, to learning the dangers of letting our guard down after victory, you’ll see how the mat mirrors the spiritual battles we face every day. This one-of-a-kind message shows how God provides strength, wisdom, and always a way out—no matter the pressure. Come ready for energy, truth, and a fresh look at what it means to follow Jesus with discipline and perseverance.

In this message, Re-center, we discover that peace isn’t found in controlling our circumstances—it’s found in centering our minds on the Spirit of God. Drawing from Romans 8 and Philippians 4, we’ll see how reframing our thoughts through God’s truth leads to real life and peace. Through powerful stories—from extreme persecution to everyday struggles—we’ll learn how to recognize when we’ve drifted, and how to return quickly to a Spirit-led mindset. This is more than just surviving the mental battles we face; it’s about thriving in the abundant life Jesus promised.

Are your thoughts stuck in a loop of worry, fear, or negativity? In this message, we look at Romans 12:2 and Philippians 1:12–14 to discover how God renews our minds and transforms our lives. Learn how to redirect your thoughts using biblical truth and practical tools, so you can break free from the lies that hold you back. Change your mind—watch God change your life!

What if the biggest battles in your life aren’t around you—but within you? In this message, we explore how the thoughts we believe shape the lives we live. Learn how to break mental strongholds and replace lies with God’s truth using a simple 4-step method. You are not powerless in this fight—you are equipped to win the war in your mind.

Are you tired from carrying too much? In this message, we explore Jesus’ invitation to find real rest—not by quitting, but by walking with Him. When we’re restored and renewed by His Spirit, we’re released into a life that multiplies peace, strength, and purpose. Discover how rest isn’t the absence of effort—it’s the presence of Jesus.

This message explores the difference between being restored and being renewed through the power of the Holy Spirit. Using the true story of a buried WWII fighter plane brought back to life, we discover that God doesn’t just clean us up—He equips us for mission. Restoration gives us shape, but renewal gives us power. You weren’t made to sit still; you were made to soar. The question is: what will it take to stop settling and start soaring?

In the wake of the tragic Central Texas flooding, this sermon offers a raw and hope-filled Christian response to suffering. Pastor Bill reminds us that hardship is not a detour from faith—it’s part of the journey Jesus promised. With wisdom drawn from Psalm 90 and the parable of the wise builder, we’re challenged to number our days, build our lives on the Rock, and become a Christ-filled presence in the midst of pain. This is not a moment to rush past—it’s a marinade moment with the Holy Spirit. Are you letting it shape you?

Waiting can feel like wasted time—but what if it’s the very place God does His deepest work? In this message from Isaiah 40:27–31, we explore how God gives strength not through striving, but through surrender. Using the imagery of airplane de-icing and a bent pinwheel, we’ll see how God lovingly restores what’s misshaped before allowing us to soar. Transformation takes time—and it’s not a microwave, it’s a marinade. Discover how to rest in the waiting and trust God’s perfect pace.

Restoration begins with repentance. Before we can be renewed, we must first be restored. This message explores how turning from what drains us and returning to God opens the door to true rest and healing. Through the examples of John the Baptist and King David, we discover that restoration is less about effort and more about surrender