Grace Church is a Calvary Chapel in Amarillo, Texas. Pastor Bill Gehm preaches the Word verse by verse in a way that reaches people where they are. We pray that you are blessed and encouraged in your faith through this podcast.
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Life rarely follows the route we expect. Sometimes the path forward feels confusing, delayed, or even dangerous—but what looks like a detour may actually be divine direction. When fear rises and circumstances close in, we are reminded that God is still leading, still present, and still fighting on our behalf. Even in uncertain moments, you can trust the One who knows exactly where He is taking you.
Your mind is not stuck. The patterns that feel permanent are not permanent at all. When truth is repeated, believed, and spoken, it begins to rewire how you think, how you respond, and how you live. Even in weakness, there is power available — and transformation may be closer than you think.
Even when life feels impossible, and hope seems gone, Jesus meets us in our helplessness with power, compassion, and peace—inviting us to trust Him beyond fear and believe that nothing is beyond His authority. When we reach out in faith, we discover that the One who rules over sickness, despair, and even death is always able to bring help exactly when we need it most.
Even when life feels impossible, and hope seems gone, Jesus meets us in our helplessness with power, compassion, and peace—inviting us to trust Him beyond fear and believe that nothing is beyond His authority. When we reach out in faith, we discover that the One who rules over sickness, despair, and even death is always able to bring help exactly when we need it most.
Storms have a way of making us feel lost, overwhelmed, and ready to give up. But even when the waves are crashing and the future feels uncertain, there is still hope, purpose, and a path forward. What feels like a disaster can actually become the very place where strength, courage, and faith are formed. Don't give up in the storm — you might be closer to rescue than you think.
Storms have a way of making us feel lost, overwhelmed, and ready to give up. But even when the waves are crashing and the future feels uncertain, there is still hope, purpose, and a path forward. What feels like a disaster can actually become the very place where strength, courage, and faith are formed. Don't give up in the storm — you might be closer to rescue than you think.
Biblical marriage is a holy picture of Christ and His church, so don't awaken love before its time—guard it, honor it, and let God shape it His way. When we fill our minds with His Word, He renews us from the inside out, healing our past and teaching us to love with purity, faithfulness, and grace.Click the link below to view the Neuroplasticity Video.
Biblical marriage is a holy picture of Christ and His church, so don't awaken love before its time—guard it, honor it, and let God shape it His way. When we fill our minds with His Word, He renews us from the inside out, healing our past and teaching us to love with purity, faithfulness, and grace.Click the link below to view the Neuroplasticity Video.
In this message, we navigate the "Euroclydon"—the storm of a lifetime found in Acts 27—to discover how the Apostle Paul maintained hope when all seemed lost. We explore the powerful linguistic connection between the ropes used to physically bind the ship together in Acts and the "grace to help" promised in Hebrews 4:16. Learn how Jesus acts as the divine cable that holds your life together when you feel like you are falling apart at the seams.
In this message, we navigate the "Euroclydon"—the storm of a lifetime found in Acts 27—to discover how the Apostle Paul maintained hope when all seemed lost. We explore the powerful linguistic connection between the ropes used to physically bind the ship together in Acts and the "grace to help" promised in Hebrews 4:16. Learn how Jesus acts as the divine cable that holds your life together when you feel like you are falling apart at the seams.
When Jesus opens the Scriptures to us and shows us Himself, our hearts burn with a love that no trial can quench, and no distance can cool. May we guard that holy fire, cherish Him above all else, and live every day whispering, “Come quickly, Lord.”
When Jesus opens the Scriptures to us and shows us Himself, our hearts burn with a love that no trial can quench, and no distance can cool. May we guard that holy fire, cherish Him above all else, and live every day whispering, “Come quickly, Lord.”
Jesus doesn't love you in a casual way—He loves you with a jealous, covenant love that won't be quenched, bought, or replaced. So today, don't just admire His love—lean into it, abide in it, and let nothing come between you and the Bridegroom who's preparing you for the coming wedding feast.
Jesus doesn't love you in a casual way—He loves you with a jealous, covenant love that won't be quenched, bought, or replaced. So today, don't just admire His love—lean into it, abide in it, and let nothing come between you and the Bridegroom who's preparing you for the coming wedding feast.
In "The Trip of a Lifetime," Pastor Bill Gehm explores the beginning of the Apostle Paul's perilous voyage to Rome in Acts 27, emphasizing that God's Word always comes true, even when fulfillment takes decades. The message contrasts the "smooth sailing" of life with the sudden arrival of contrary and dangerous winds, illustrating the necessity of listening to God's warnings over human experts or the majority. Ultimately, the sermon points to Jesus as the only anchor capable of holding the soul steady through the most violent storms of life.
In "The Trip of a Lifetime," Pastor Bill Gehm explores the beginning of the Apostle Paul's perilous voyage to Rome in Acts 27, emphasizing that God's Word always comes true, even when fulfillment takes decades. The message contrasts the "smooth sailing" of life with the sudden arrival of contrary and dangerous winds, illustrating the necessity of listening to God's warnings over human experts or the majority. Ultimately, the sermon points to Jesus as the only anchor capable of holding the soul steady through the most violent storms of life.
Jesus doesn't love you in a casual way—He loves you with a jealous, covenant love that won't be quenched, bought, or replaced. So today, don't just admire His love—lean into it, abide in it, and let nothing come between you and the Bridegroom who's preparing you for the coming wedding feast.
Jesus doesn't love you in a casual way—He loves you with a jealous, covenant love that won't be quenched, bought, or replaced. So today, don't just admire His love—lean into it, abide in it, and let nothing come between you and the Bridegroom who's preparing you for the coming wedding feast.
In this message from Hebrews 13:15, we're reminded that praise and thanksgiving aren't optional extras—they are God's will for our daily life. Pastor Bill challenges us to become like the one healed leper who returned to thank Jesus, instead of the nine who moved on without gratitude. Through the word PRAISE, we learn why worship matters: prophecy is personal, faith is relationship (not religion), we are adopted into God's family, our identity is in Christ, God is sovereign over all things, and we're called to evangelize with purpose. No matter what 2026 holds, we're called to continually offer the “sacrifice of praise” with our lips.
In this message from Hebrews 13:15, we're reminded that praise and thanksgiving aren't optional extras—they are God's will for our daily life. Pastor Bill challenges us to become like the one healed leper who returned to thank Jesus, instead of the nine who moved on without gratitude. Through the word PRAISE, we learn why worship matters: prophecy is personal, faith is relationship (not religion), we are adopted into God's family, our identity is in Christ, God is sovereign over all things, and we're called to evangelize with purpose. No matter what 2026 holds, we're called to continually offer the “sacrifice of praise” with our lips.
Opening the new year with a gospel-centred resolution that can stand in the midst of a fallen world full of fallen people and circumstances.
Opening the new year with a gospel-centred resolution that can stand in the midst of a fallen world full of fallen people and circumstances.
When our hearts grow foggy and we fear we've failed or been forgotten, Jesus reminds us that we are safe and secure in Him—His heart is gentle, His grip is sure, and He never casts out those who come to Him. Rest returns when we remember this simple truth: I am my Beloved's, and my Beloved is mine.
When our hearts grow foggy and we fear we've failed or been forgotten, Jesus reminds us that we are safe and secure in Him—His heart is gentle, His grip is sure, and He never casts out those who come to Him. Rest returns when we remember this simple truth: I am my Beloved's, and my Beloved is mine.
Who is truly on trial and who is the Judge?
Who is truly on trial and who is the Judge?
When we stop letting our emotions lead and instead remember who our Beloved truly is, intimacy is restored—because the same Savior who calls us His bride also meets us with forgiveness, gentleness, and unwavering love. In marriage and in our walk with Jesus, healing begins the moment we turn our eyes from ourselves and back to the One who never stopped pursuing us.
When we stop letting our emotions lead and instead remember who our Beloved truly is, intimacy is restored—because the same Savior who calls us His bride also meets us with forgiveness, gentleness, and unwavering love. In marriage and in our walk with Jesus, healing begins the moment we turn our eyes from ourselves and back to the One who never stopped pursuing us.
The Holy Spirit knows how to put the Christ in you!
The Holy Spirit knows how to put the Christ in you!
Jesus lovingly knocks on the door of our hearts—not to condemn, but to invite us into deeper intimacy with Him—and when we respond by opening that door, the Holy Spirit fills us with joy, gratitude, and renewed fellowship that no earthly substitute can match. May we never delay in answering His call, but eagerly welcome the One who is altogether lovely.
Jesus lovingly knocks on the door of our hearts—not to condemn, but to invite us into deeper intimacy with Him—and when we respond by opening that door, the Holy Spirit fills us with joy, gratitude, and renewed fellowship that no earthly substitute can match. May we never delay in answering His call, but eagerly welcome the One who is altogether lovely.
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