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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The restoration of Israel reminds us that every promise of God still stands — what He declared thousands of years ago, He continues to fulfill before our very eyes. Let that truth anchor your faith today: if His Word is faithful to a nation, it is faithful to you.
God knows all. Beginning to end, He knows his creation personally. God's love for us transcends all time and space, and He sent his only Son to redeem us from sin and death. We can find comfort in knowing that He's with us always.
In the book of 1 Samuel, we find Israel at a dark moment in history. The people were doing what was right in their own eyes. The priesthood was corrupt. The ark of God would soon be captured. It looked like everything was falling apart.
"And now, little children, abide in Him, that when He appears, we may have confidence and not be ashamed before Him at His coming." 1 John 2:28
When God says, "I've got a guy..."
The message of Scripture reminds us that Jesus came once as a suffering Savior, and He is coming again as the reigning King of kings and Lord of lords. Because of this hope, we do not live in fear but in readiness, confident that His promises will be fulfilled just as surely as His resurrection was.
Join us as we take a dive into what scripture says about Who Jesus is.
Even when the world grows darker and persecution rises, the story of Stephen reminds us that God's people never lose when they stand firm in the Spirit. Like Stephen, and like many faithful witnesses since, we are called to fix our eyes on Jesus and shine with His truth, knowing the victory belongs to Him.
What's the point of life if everything is meaningless? In this powerful conclusion to Ecclesiastes, Pastor Bill challenges us to remember our Creator, face the reality of death, and embrace the hope of the gospel. Whether you're young or old, this message will help you live with eternity in view.
What's the point of life if everything is meaningless? In this powerful conclusion to Ecclesiastes, Pastor Bill challenges us to remember our Creator, face the reality of death, and embrace the hope of the gospel. Whether you're young or old, this message will help you live with eternity in view.
Ecclesiastes reminds us to cast our bread upon the waters, trusting that in God's timing the return will come; when we sow the Word and give generously, even when it seems uncertain, He brings forth a harvest beyond what we can imagine.
Ecclesiastes reminds us to cast our bread upon the waters, trusting that in God's timing the return will come; when we sow the Word and give generously, even when it seems uncertain, He brings forth a harvest beyond what we can imagine.
The worst place could be the best place to share the Gospel...
The worst place could be the best place to share the Gospel...
Ecclesiastes 10:8–20 reminds us that life is full of risks and pitfalls, but wisdom guides us safely through them. Foolishness—whether in careless work, reckless words, or lazy leadership—leads to ruin, while wisdom brings success and strength. Ultimately, true wisdom is found in Christ, who gives purpose and direction beyond the vanity of life under the sun.
Ecclesiastes 10:8–20 reminds us that life is full of risks and pitfalls, but wisdom guides us safely through them. Foolishness—whether in careless work, reckless words, or lazy leadership—leads to ruin, while wisdom brings success and strength. Ultimately, true wisdom is found in Christ, who gives purpose and direction beyond the vanity of life under the sun.
From Ecclesiastes to Revelation, Pastor Bill unpacks the wisdom of Scripture, the importance of remembering those who have shaped our faith, and the hope we have as servants, friends, and soldiers of Christ—destined to ride with Him in victory.
From Ecclesiastes to Revelation, Pastor Bill unpacks the wisdom of Scripture, the importance of remembering those who have shaped our faith, and the hope we have as servants, friends, and soldiers of Christ—destined to ride with Him in victory.
"It is better to be a live dog than a dead lion. " - Ecclesiastes 9:4
"It is better to be a live dog than a dead lion. " - Ecclesiastes 9:4
“For My thoughts are not your thoughts,Nor are your ways My ways,” says the Lord.“For as the heavens are higher than the earth,So are My ways higher than your ways,And My thoughts than your thoughts." - Isaiah 55:8-9
“For My thoughts are not your thoughts,Nor are your ways My ways,” says the Lord.“For as the heavens are higher than the earth,So are My ways higher than your ways,And My thoughts than your thoughts." - Isaiah 55:8-9
Dead fish can float downstream, but it takes a live fish to swim upstream.
Dead fish can float downstream, but it takes a live fish to swim upstream.
"Does my heart have too small a view of God, and too big a view of myself?"
"Does my heart have too small a view of God, and too big a view of myself?"
Jesus is the True Vine. In this message, Ryan Ries teaches from John 15 about how Jesus is the True Vine and we are the branches. He challenges us to walk daily in God's presence, allowing Him to prune away what holds us back so we can produce fruit that glorifies Him. Through practical examples and Scripture, Ryan shows how God's Word and the Holy Spirit purify our lives, leading us to real joy, freedom, and purpose.
Jesus is the True Vine. In this message, Ryan Ries teaches from John 15 about how Jesus is the True Vine and we are the branches. He challenges us to walk daily in God's presence, allowing Him to prune away what holds us back so we can produce fruit that glorifies Him. Through practical examples and Scripture, Ryan shows how God's Word and the Holy Spirit purify our lives, leading us to real joy, freedom, and purpose.
Remember the first works and keep them fresh.
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