ABOUT US
Apostle Bill Willis
Bill Willis is an apostle of Jesus Christ, doing the work of an evangelist. The underlying focus of this ministry is the teaching of supernatural Christianity to the
endtime church. He preaches and teaches the word of God and operates in the gifts of healing. His teachings are available on CD, DVD and in books.
Bill sings and plays several instruments. He has written and arranged music and is moving into music publishing. Using his background in electronics, Bill records and mixes music and produces CD masters. Additionally, he helps various ministries with sound and computer engineering.
Bill creates and hosts web pages and helps ministries with their online presence. This website is used around the world to offer training to people of all levels of biblical knowledge.
Bill stands ready to bring the word of God wherever needed and offer training to God's army.
Bill sings and plays several instruments. He has written and arranged music and is moving into music publishing. Using his background in electronics, Bill records and mixes music and produces CD masters. Additionally, he helps various ministries with sound and computer engineering.
Bill creates and hosts web pages and helps ministries with their online presence. This website is used around the world to offer training to people of all levels of biblical knowledge.
Bill stands ready to bring the word of God wherever needed and offer training to God's army.
Lynda Willis
Lynda is an intecessory prayer warrior with the gift of healing. Lynda works side-by side with Bill in the healing ministry.
In addition to her sweet spirit, though, she is known for her beautiful
singing voice.
Pastor Proposal
Since Lynda and I have been in ministry, I have been
asked several times if I would ever consider being a pastor or starting a
church. My answer is that, even though an apostle can operate in any
of the other ministries (prophet, evangelist, pastor, teacher, etc.), I am
currently doing the work of an evangelist. Also, there are already too many churches.
In most places, you can find five or six churches of the same denomination
within a couple of miles of each other. They are divided over
non-doctrinal issues or issues of minor import. They are using more
resources with less effect by maintaining separate buildings. It is a
misuse of God's resources. For this reason, I am making the following
proposal.
If ten churches within a five-mile radius will agree to shut down and consolidate themselves into one ministry, I will pastor it. Out of the ten, the building with the greatest seating capacity would be retained until a new facility could be constructed, if necessary. The best of the resources of the ten churches would be kept and used in the new consolidated ministry. The rest would be sold off and the proceeds used for several specific reasons. Examples of these uses are:
If this proposal sounds good to you, there is one more thing that you might want to consider. The meetings would be a little different than what you're used to. You see, the early church did not meet in pretty buildings with steeples on top, sit in rows of pews and listen to a preacher. They went from house to house, breaking bread together and ministering to one another according to their gifts (Acts 2:41-47). Since we can expect that the combined congregations of ten churches would not fit in most people's homes, we would, by necessity, have to have a facility that would accommodate a group that large. In that facility, you would find tables and chairs instead of pews and all meetings would center around a meal. As a Christian family we would break bread together while we learn about the kingdom of God. All would be welcome since, as you know, you can't out-give God. And while there would certainly be elders who would teach kingdom principles, there would also be occasion for orderly worship as described by Paul and the Holy Spirit would be in charge (1 Corinthians 14).
Well, those are the basics. Anyone who would like further information concerning this proposal is welcomed to contact me. I will be happy to discuss it with you. Just contact us.
God Bless You,
Apostle Bill Willis
If ten churches within a five-mile radius will agree to shut down and consolidate themselves into one ministry, I will pastor it. Out of the ten, the building with the greatest seating capacity would be retained until a new facility could be constructed, if necessary. The best of the resources of the ten churches would be kept and used in the new consolidated ministry. The rest would be sold off and the proceeds used for several specific reasons. Examples of these uses are:
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Clearing all remaining debts
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Construction costs for the new facilities (debt-free)
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Set-up costs for food bank, clothes closet, homeless shelter, etc.
If this proposal sounds good to you, there is one more thing that you might want to consider. The meetings would be a little different than what you're used to. You see, the early church did not meet in pretty buildings with steeples on top, sit in rows of pews and listen to a preacher. They went from house to house, breaking bread together and ministering to one another according to their gifts (Acts 2:41-47). Since we can expect that the combined congregations of ten churches would not fit in most people's homes, we would, by necessity, have to have a facility that would accommodate a group that large. In that facility, you would find tables and chairs instead of pews and all meetings would center around a meal. As a Christian family we would break bread together while we learn about the kingdom of God. All would be welcome since, as you know, you can't out-give God. And while there would certainly be elders who would teach kingdom principles, there would also be occasion for orderly worship as described by Paul and the Holy Spirit would be in charge (1 Corinthians 14).
Well, those are the basics. Anyone who would like further information concerning this proposal is welcomed to contact me. I will be happy to discuss it with you. Just contact us.
God Bless You,
Apostle Bill Willis