In this clip from Bethel Leaders Advance from April 19th, 2018, at Bethel Church in Redding, CA, Kris Vallotton shares with leader’s about God’s heart disciple nations. He highlights the importance of God’s people to be a light on a hill and that the natural byproduct of his restoration and blessing of the Church is that it would heal and transform the cities and nations around us.

In this Father's Day sermon from June 18th, 2023, at Bethel Church in Redding, CA, Kris Vallotton shares an inspiring message on the importance of fatherhood and the role men carry as protectors, providers and promoters for their families and communities. He highlights the transformative impact fathers have in calling their children into purpose and shaping their destinies. Join us as we honor fathers and recognize the profound impact they have on shaping lives and futures.

In this message from June 23rd, 2019, at Bethel Church in Redding, CA, Kris Vallotton delivers a powerful sermon titled, "Becoming a Cultural Architect." Vallotton highlights the importance of shaping culture and the role we play as believers in this process. There is a war happening to shape the mindset of this generation and Kris reminds us to embrace our Isaiah 61 calling, to make disciples of nations and positively impact the culture around us.

In this throwback session from the School of the Prophets in August 2007 at Bethel Church in Redding, CA, Kris Vallotton delivers an impactful teaching on the truth that our words have the power to create worlds and highlights the connection between faith and action. He explores the concept of calling things that are not as though they are, revealing the transformative potential of prophetic proclamations to change history. Addressing the role of a prophet, he underscores the importance of equipping the Church to prophesy and emphasizes the need for prophets to seek God's perspective in every situation and prioritize covenant community.

In this throwback message from December 27th, 2019, at Bethel Church in Redding, CA, Kris Vallotton talks about kairos seasons where God’s sovereign providence is displayed. He reminds us of the significance of recognizing these moments and challenges us to to align our hearts to this move of God.

In this message from May 21st, 2023, at Bethel Church in Redding, CA, Kris Vallotton shares a powerful sermon about the fight for nobility. With a resounding call to action, he challenges us to move from defense to offense and shift from a victim to a victor mindset. Drawing inspiration from the story of Esther, he highlights the significance of embracing our divine placement in this time and season and reminds us that were born for such a time as this.

In this throwback message from January 17th, 2016, at Bethel Church in Redding, CA, Kris Vallotton explores the profound journey of moving from a slave-master type relationship with God into friendship, emphasizing our identity in Christ and the freedom we have received. He reminds us of the importance of abiding in Jesus, while challenging us to embrace the pruning process that paves the way for deep intimacy with our Heavenly Father.

In this throwback message from November 25th, 2018 at Bethel Church in Redding CA, Kris Vallotton shares about the power of connection to break shame. He encourages the Church to prioritize fellowship even if it requires sacrifice because in God's eyes it is a holy act. We were designed for community and it is in the place of authentic relationship that we can be healed and made whole.

How could we raise our children in a spiritual vortex? Kris shares how to cultivate prophetic families. Weaving the life of Joseph with Peter in prison and the story of Hannah and Samuel, Kris teaches how to cultivate families who make the supernatural natural and create a prophetic culture. Kris gives five very practical tips of how to raise your children in the kingdom, as well as drawing funny stories from his own journey of cultivating the prophetic and understanding the spirit world. Be sure to check out Part 2 of this series, as well!