Bethel Church Service | Havilah Cunnington Sermon | Worship with Peter Mattis, Leah Valenzuela

Thank you for joining us for Bethel’s live Sunday church service. This morning we will be led in a time of worship with Peter Mattis, Leah Valenzuela, and Gianna Villarreal through songs, "This Is Amazing Grace", "King of Kings", "The Wonderful Blood", and MORE! Later Havilah Cunnington preaches. Bethel.TV is now Bethel Online! This Sunday, we are excited to introduce a new expression of Online Church for our global Bethel community. Find all the details at bethel.com/online. Here’s how to join: Visit www.bethel.online. Sign up for a free account, or use your current Bethel.TV username and password to log in. If you’ve forgotten your password, simply reset it and log in. If you utilize the Bethel.TV app, please update your app to the Bethel Online app, and then log in again. Check your email for updates and weekly Zoom links, and join us for weekly touchpoints as an online community. We pray God encounters you wherever you're at. Service from April 20, 2025. — Click and subscribe to our channel to be notified when we go live: http://bit.ly/btvsubscribe Tune in for live stream services every Sunday at 10:15am and 5:45pm PT. You can also join full services, worship or sermons from Sundays live or on-demand on Bethel.Online with a free account, and ad-free! Bethel is a congregation rooted in the love of God and dedicated to worldwide transformation through revival. It is our prayer that the Lord will use this channel to stir up a personal revival in your soul whether that be through a sermon from Pastor Bill Johnson, Holy Spirit lead worship from Bethel’s worship team (including Jenn Johnson, Brian Johnson, Peter Mattis and more) or through our testimonies and interviews. It's our goal for God's love to be manifest in signs, wonders and miracles. The atmosphere at Bethel is charged with faith and exuberant joy, which manifests in all we do. We believe we're on the edge of the greatest revival of all time. It's our vision to see history become His-story as