Living for Christ in Every Season: Bill Johnson’s Message on Dry Seasons

This sermon was originally streamed on December 21, 2025. What does living for Christ in every season look like? As believers, we’re called to live fully surrendered to Jesus—not just in moments of inspiration, but through every season of life. In this message, Bill Johnson invites us into a deeper understanding of consistency, maturity, and wholehearted devotion to Christ. Drawing from the life of King Hezekiah, we see how God shapes leaders, disciplines those He loves, and builds internal strength so that His blessings don’t become too great for us to carry. As favor increases, so does responsibility—and true promotion is always meant to bless the people around us. This sermon speaks to the refining mercy of God, the call to remain tender and childlike, and the importance of maintaining our first love through seasons of pruning, testing, and growth. It’s a reminder that faith isn’t sustained by inspiration alone, but by lordship—by choosing obedience, worship, and trust even when emotions fade. Our prayer is that you say, "yes," to the invitation to live aware of what you’re truly living for as you devote your life to Jesus. 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-led worship, 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 great