Extraordinary Living With Bill & Roger
In Part Two of this series Bill and Roger encourage you to respond to any “famine” in your life—discouragement, marriage, relationships, or business—by sowing God’s Word into your spirit and focusing on what is good and true. Using Genesis 26, they highlight how Isaac stayed in the land during famine, obeyed God’s direction, sowed anyway, and reaped a hundredfold, urging you to trust the Lord rather than your own understanding and to cooperate with the Holy Spirit. One speaker shares personal stories of financial strain, a mother’s covenant support, obeying God to replant wheat,...
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In Part One of this series Bill and Roger teach that every born-again believer’s shared purpose is to advance the Kingdom of God, while your destiny is your unique “thumbprint” for how you do it. They contrast the gospel’s “good news” with belligerent, fear-based preaching, emphasizing that God’s goodness leads people to repentance and that Jesus called you to make disciples, not just converts. Roger shares how God redirected him in 2010 when he was discouraged and felt like a pinball, revealing he was called to both farm/ranch and preach rather than copy someone else’s mold....
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In Part Two of our series "Writing The Vision" Bill Gruhlkey teaches that when you ask God to bless, heal, or provide, you can be praying from the wrong place because Scripture says He has already given you “all things” (2 Peter 1:3) and has already “blessed us with every spiritual blessing” (Ephesians 1:3). They explain that what you see manifested depends on what you believe and how you act, so you must participate by gaining knowledge of Him, using spiritual authority, and speaking to your body and circumstances rather than just telling God about the problem. Using the cross and...
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In this series "Writing The Vision", Bill Gruhlkey encourages you to apply God’s Word by writing your vision down and making it plain (Habakkuk 2:2), asking what you’re believing God for, and not limiting Him. Bill shares how succession planning showed him the value of written clarity so others can “run” with it, and how his wife’s dream board helped them see goals fulfilled over time. He urges you to dream big, speak your vision with faith, and avoid negative words, noting the power of the tongue (James 3) and that without vision people cast off restraint (Proverbs 29:18). He...
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In Part 4 of our series "The Kingdom of God", Bill & Roger teach that Jesus preached the gospel of the kingdom, calling you to repent, recognize the kingdom of God within you, and live with authority to win the lost, heal the sick, and minister with power. They challenge religious unbelief and the idea that “you never know what God will do,” saying God has already revealed His will to prosper, heal, deliver, save, and give peace, joy, and the Holy Ghost, including an empowering baptism for ministry. They connect seeking first the kingdom with God’s way of meeting everyday needs,...
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In the third part of our series "The Kingdom of God" Bill & Roger teach that the gospel of the Kingdom includes salvation, healing, deliverance, freedom, and the authority Jesus gives every born-again believer. They emphasize that when Jesus said “All authority has been given unto me…go therefore”, He means you can speak to sickness and circumstances rather than asking God to do what He has already done. Reading from Matthew 9:35 and Matthew 10:7 Roger explains how Jesus preached the Kingdom and healed every sickness, and commanded disciples to heal the sick, cleanse lepers, raise...
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Bill & Roger speak from Downsville, Louisiana in the second part of our series, The Kingdom of God, teaching that grace and peace are multiplied through revelation knowledge of God, not by begging Him for more. They explain that God has already given everything that pertains to life and godliness, and that salvation (sozo) includes being made well, healed, delivered, and prospered, received by grace through faith. You’re challenged to stop being a consumer and instead participate by believing, speaking God’s Word, and agreeing with His promises—“amen” meaning “so let it be...
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In this series, Bill & Roger teach that “all means all” and that faith is full assurance God will do what He said, so you can receive what Jesus already finished on the cross—not only salvation, but healing, deliverance, and victory now. They challenge you to have “eyes to see and ears to hear,” warn that traditions can make God’s Word of no effect, and urge you to use the Bible as the “owner’s manual” rather than settle for an escapism mentality focused only on heaven. Walking through Matthew 3 and Matthew 4, they emphasize that John the Baptist and Jesus preached the...
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Bill Gruhlkey and Roger Morris welcome Pastor Roger Beach of Riverside Cowboy Church (Nevada, Missouri) to continue our series “Your Identity In Christ,” In this episode Pastor Roger Beach urges you to move from spiritual “milk” to “steak” by studying Scripture with other believers. Roger explains that your real battle is spiritual and that if you aren’t influenced by Christ, you’ll be influenced by Satan, so you must trust God to answer prayer and believe the first answer you receive is from Him. Using examples like praying through major purchases, he emphasizes letting peace...
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Bill Gruhlkey and Roger Morris welcome their guest Pastor Roger Beach of Riverside Cowboy Church (Nevada, Missouri) to continue “Your Identity in Christ Part III,” urging you to pursue unity with other believers and be in a Bible-teaching, Holy Spirit-led church. Using Isaiah 54:9, they emphasize that God’s covenant of peace/blessing is unbreakable, He isn’t angry with you, and He loves you the same regardless of past failures. They challenge feelings-based faith and remind you that the Word doesn’t change, that “these signs shall follow them that believe” (Mark 16), and that...
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