Church Unlimited: Bil Cornelius Audio

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.

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

Discover how Jesus brings true abundant life in a world filled with hate, division, and false promises. In this message, we explore how Christ warns us against a spirit of anger and bitterness, teaches us to love our enemies, and calls us to pursue peace. We’ll uncover the dangers of rejoicing in others’ failures, the pull of worldly idols like money, power, and pleasure, and the life-changing choice each of us must make: serve God or the world. Ultimately, Jesus is the prize—greater than anything this world can offer—and following Him leads to healing, freedom, and everlasting joy.

This message, “Take Up Your Cross,” challenges us to recognize the one defining quality of Jesus that sets Him apart—His willingness to embrace the cross. More than kindness, leadership, or miracles, Jesus demonstrated true discipleship by laying down His agenda for the will of the Father, and He calls us to do the same. Through scriptures like Luke 9:23 and Galatians 2:20, we’re reminded that following Christ means daily surrender, allowing God to interrupt our plans, and serving others with humility. The cross not only teaches us sacrifice but also brings healing, as Christ’s wounds became our restoration. Though trials are difficult, they are producing an eternal glory that far outweighs present struggles. Ultimately, Jesus invites us to deny ourselves, take up our cross, and find true rest in Him.

This message, “Lord I Surrender,” reminds us that true safety and fulfillment are only found in Christ. Beginning with the truth that the Lord’s name is a strong tower, the sermon walks through Jesus’ call to the rich young ruler—showing that eternal life is not about possessions or achievements, but about surrender and obedience. In John 15, we are reminded to stay connected to the vine, because apart from Him we can do nothing. Through the story of Lazarus, Jesus reveals that He is the resurrection and the life, challenging us to see God not through the limited lens of shame, pain, and bitterness, but through the unlimited lens of His grace, healing, and forgiveness. Ultimately, God calls us to release anything we hold tighter than Him and fully surrender our lives to His will.

In this powerful sermon, we dive into the imagery of the Church as the blacksmith’s shop—a place where Christians are forged in the Word of God, shaped by His truth, and equipped to stand strong against the challenges of the world. Just like raw metal must endure the heat and hammer to become a mighty weapon, we too must go through God’s refining process to become effective for His kingdom. Discover why discipleship, correction, and spiritual growth are essential, and learn how to let God mold you into a vessel of strength and purpose.

Waiting can be one of the hardest parts of life—whether you’re in line at Disney or waiting on a breakthrough from God—but Scripture reminds us that faith grows strongest in the waiting. In this message, we’re encouraged to stand firm in faith, trust God’s promises even when we can’t see the outcome, and let the waiting season refine our character and draw us closer to Him. Through verses like Hebrews 11:1, James 1:2-4, Romans 8:28, and Isaiah 40:31, we’re challenged to ask: how are we waiting? Are we trusting, praying, and growing while we wait? Because with God, waiting is never wasted—it prepares us for the blessings ahead.

This message challenges us to confront our “unfinished business” with God, using the story of Saul and Samuel in 1 Samuel 15 as a powerful reminder that God doesn’t just call us to start — He calls us to finish*. Just like Samuel completed what Saul left undone, we’re reminded that Jesus is the ultimate Finisher — the Alpha and Omega who declared, *“It is finished.” Whether it’s old habits, hidden sins, or delayed obedience, we’re called to cut down our “Agags” and step into a new season of fully completing the assignments God gives us. Let this be your season to finish strong!

In this powerful sermon, three dynamic next-generation leaders come together to share a timely and faith-filled message about trusting God with your future. With passion and authenticity, they speak to the challenges we face in today’s world—and the unshakable hope we find in Jesus.

In this powerful sermon, we dive into the story of the paralyzed man being lowered through the roof—a remarkable example of faith and determination. Despite the impossible circumstances, Jesus's compassion and the man's unwavering faith led to healing and new beginnings.

In this powerful sermon, we explore the unwavering faithfulness of God in fulfilling His promises. Many of us face moments of doubt and uncertainty, but through God's word, we learn how to overcome these challenges and trust in His divine plan. Be encouraged and inspired as we hear testimonies of doubt turned into faith, and discover how God's promises are always kept, strengthening our journey of faith.

Join us this Father’s Day for a powerful message from guest pastor Jonathan Brozozog as he shares timeless wisdom on what it means to lead and love your children with purpose. Drawing from both Scripture and personal experience, Pastor Jonathan encourages fathers to embrace their God-given role with strength, humility, and compassion. Whether you're a dad, a mentor, or someone seeking to understand the heart of a father, this message will challenge and inspire you to lead your family in love and faith.

This message follows Joshua’s leadership as he steps into a new chapter with bold obedience and strategic faith. By sending spies into Jericho, Joshua positions Israel for victory—not just through military might, but through trust in God’s plan. Even when the path leads through unexpected people and places, like Rahab’s house, Joshua’s story shows that God orchestrates every detail for redemption. The scarlet cord becomes a sign of God's covenant faithfulness, proving that when we follow His lead, He not only delivers but redeems in ways we couldn’t imagine.