Bethel Redding Sermon of the Week

We were created to behold and reflect the glory of God as we live boldly and courageously with the Lord. God designed our courage to have a profound effect on the movement of the Kingdom, releasing others into a greater degree of hope and purpose. Le...

The war between good and evil is evident everywhere we turn, and it is crucial that as believers we learn to exercise discernment. In this sermon, Danny Silk explains what discernment is by exploring what discernment isn’t. It’s not pointing fingers,...

We were designed for relationships. It’s in our DNA to crave intimacy, yet so many of us miss out on the joy of true connection because we’ve built walls to protect ourselves from hurt. Drawing from social scientist Brene Brown’s research and scriptu...

We are co-laborers with God, invited into a radical destiny of making our world look like Heaven alongside Him. Paul addresses the sacred and secular divide all too common in our culture, unveiling it as a disempowering and damaging worldview that ca...

In this insightful, heart-provoking message, Pastor Bill addresses the recent turmoil in the U.S. with Biblical truth from 2 Chronicles 7:14. As God’s sons and daughters, we’ve been invited to contend for the well-being of our nation through interces...

So many of us want our lives to change, but working from the outside in will never catalyze the changes we are searching for. In Romans 12:2, God tells us our lives are transformed when we change from the inside out, starting with our minds. Kris Val...

Paul encourages us in Ephesians 5 to sing Psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs. In this message, Pastor Bill unpacks the significance of singing a new song to the Lord--the spontaneous songs of our Spirit we cry out to Him, even in the battle. We are c...

It’s not a one-time impartation. Integrity is a personal process of character built day by day. We live in an age where norms and morals are being redefined, so it is crucial we tune in to the Spirit and allow Him to tighten up the values we may have...

What’s the difference between provision and abundance? It all starts with renewing our minds. God wants to give us abundantly more than we expect, yet so many of us struggle to accept what He longs to offer us because we are satisfied with just enoug...

We are God’s workmanship, created to walk in the good works He prepared. Jesus is clear, though, that we are fruitful only when we unite with Him--the branches we bear are an extension of a connection with the vine. Pastor Eric Johnson explains how t...

Wealth doesn’t always reflect our relationship with God, but sometimes, it’s a fruit of how we view Him and ourselves. When we live from our identity as sons and daughters of the king, postured in hope and faith for what God can do, our lives attract...

Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen. One thing faith isn’t? Idle. We were designed for a dynamic, ongoing faith, the kind that stretches us beyond what we can see into a new degree of glory, especially in diffi...

When the crowds surrounding Jesus asked about the works of the Kingdom, His answer disarmed them: “This is the work of God, that you believe in Him who sent me.” As believers, our power and works come from the Presence—knowing and being filled with H...

In this light-hearted but insightful conversation, Kris and Kathy Vallotton encourage moms on Mother’s Day, sharing wisdom they’ve gleaned together in their parenting journey. God has entrusted us with children to raise up into Him, and it’s our priv...

Changing the world begins with a burden. Like Habakkuk, we have a mandate to take what breaks our hearts and translate it into action--into a song God has called forth. Danny Silk invites us to move from powerless complaints to good works, partnering...