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.