Church Unlimited: Bil Cornelius

In Exodus 30, God commands Moses to create a sacred anointing oil using five key ingredients—each rich with spiritual meaning. This message unpacks how myrrh calls us to die to ourselves, cinnamon ignites passion and zeal, calamus points to a life of integrity, cassia reminds us of the power of repentance and cleansing, and olive oil symbolizes the essential leading of the Holy Spirit. True service to God requires surrender, zeal, righteousness, repentance, and Spirit-empowered living. Let’s dive deep into what it really means to live anointed for His purpose!

An honest conversation about struggle, faith, serving others, and trusting God when nothing makes sense.

Nate Diaz of Elevation Rhythm joins Pastor Bill for an honest conversation about worship, identity, church hurt, ministry, and what happens when your calling starts getting tangled up with your ego.

Nate opens up about learning to separate who he is from what he does, walking away from compromise even when it cost him, and why being a minister has to come before being an artist. He also shares the story behind Elevation Rhythm’s “Goodbye Yesterday” — from hearing the original demo and crying in his car to Steven Furtick helping reshape the bridge and watching a song people initially didn’t connect with become something that reached a generation.

But the conversation goes deeper than music. Nate talks about finding identity beyond the stage, why God’s approval comes before achievement, healing from church hurt without walking away from community, and why real worship begins when we stop making ourselves the center of it.

What does it mean to live by the truth in a world that often rejects it? In this message, we look at Romans 1 and the power of the Gospel to save and transform our lives. Discover why Christians are called to be commissioned, not comfortable, how to worship God for who He is instead of only what He gives, and why knowing biblical truth isn’t enough—we have to live it. Following Jesus means more than agreeing with His Word; it means applying it, standing firm in faith, and living unashamed of the Gospel.

Keenan Clark grew up in church and never left — but there came a day when God told him he couldn't let his flesh think it got away with anything, and that he had to sit down with his own father and confess all of it. In this conversation with Pastor Bil Cornelius, Keenan talks about the meeting that could have cost him his job, what happened to his ministry in the months after he dragged himself into the light, and why he believes conviction is the one thing in ministry you can't manufacture. It's an honest conversation about repentance, the years nobody sees, the real price of being used by God — and a couple of stories he almost didn't tell.