Pastor Bill's 2014 Audio Archives

How do I pray? What kinds of prayer are there? Discover more about prayer in this continuation of 'Different Kinds of Prayer.' In this message, we look at the prayer of commitment and the prayer of intercession.

Understanding the connection between loving God and keeping His commandments is key in the Christian life. In the Old Testament, a person would have to be caught in the physical act of sin to be liable under the law, but Jesus raised the bar when He said a man is guilty for considering the action in his heart. Discover more about being saved by God's grace for good works.

Continuing in his study on prayer, Pastor Bill describes four different kinds of prayer by focusing on their principles and guidelines. Have a more effective prayer life. Discover more about different kinds of prayer in this teaching.

"Why aren't my prayers being answered?" Pastor Bill looks at this question and others regarding prayer. Scripture provides the answers! Learn more about improving your prayer life as you better understand God's perspective on Biblical prayer.

The apostle Paul describes the final judgment for believing Christians with his "Bema Seat of Christ." It is what we all have to look forward to. But what exactly is judged and what should we do in our lives to prepare for it? Discover more about living a focused life to please God.

Prayer is our connection to heaven. King Jehoshaphat saw a situation that required divine intervention. He proclaimed a fast to seek God in prayer. Discover more about his experience and what it means to us today.

When the apostle Paul looked at the Christian life, he saw it as an Olympic race. As we run this race, our flesh is our biggest hindrance. Discover more about running this race to win a prize.

What effect can the corporate body of Christ have on the world, or on other believers? We study the early church and see that the apostle Peter's life was dramatically impacted because his fellow believers prayed for him.

With the power and glory Jesus was given, he could have shifted his focus from what God had called him to do into doing things to make himself popular with the people of his day. But Jesus wasn't distracted; instead, he did what he saw the Father do, and he said what he heard the Father say. We also must be focused on what God has called us to do in this life.