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SERMON - HOW TO CHOOSE COMPASSION AND CONNECTION OVER SHAME

 Kris Vallotton | May 11, 2023

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.

Two men running down a beach in the sand with the sun behind them.
By Kris Vallotton June 30, 2023
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.
Father and son walking by the beach with a blue sky in winter wearing jackets and boots
By Kris Vallotton June 23, 2023
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.
National Aquarium Denmark, Kastrup, Denmark architecture with light sky and orange light
By Kris Vallotton June 16, 2023
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.
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