Rooted In Faith With Pastor William

Jesus's Command to Wait After His Death

Imagine the disciples' confusion after Jesus was killed. He tells them to wait right there. It's a powerful reminder for us today when we're told to wait. What does that mean for us?

God's Uncomfortable Plans
Ever felt God leading you to a place of discomfort? He often does, not to punish, but to reveal His glory and empower us. Remembering the call to 'go back to your Nineveh' can be tough, but it's there His greatest work is done.

Pentecost: Not a Destination, But a Launch

Pentecost wasn't the end goal, it was the ignition. It was the moment the church was set ablaze, ready to go.

“Tired of Waiting? God's Promises Take Time”

We often grow weary waiting for breakthroughs, healing, or promises that feel overdue. Have you ever felt that impatience, questioning when God's plan will unfold? It's a common struggle on the journey of faith.

Are You Really Listening to God?

Does God speak? You don't have to wonder. The real question is: Are you listening when He does speak? That's the true challenge.

Hearing God: It’s for Everyone

Believing you can't hear God is a common misconception. The truth is, experiencing God's voice is the normal, intended reality for every believer. It's accessible to all.

“Don't Let Condemnation Take Root”

When we beat ourselves down, we give Satan a foothold with condemnation. There's a difference between condemnation and conviction. Conviction leads to repentance, but persistent guilt afterward is Satan's work, not from the Lord.

Struggling doesn't mean you're not saved. The real question is: Are you a born-again believer in Christ Jesus? Repent and believe, and you are saved.

You can't feed what you're trying to kill. Instead, starve it out. Whatever is inside you that you want to die, stop feeding it. It will eventually die.