Life Church Wisconsin

Paul opens Philippians by celebrating the people God has joined together through the gospel. In this sermon, we learn that the Christian life is an ongoing work of grace as God forms us together into people who increasingly reflect Jesus.

Dr. Aaron Cole

On our annual One Day To Feed The World Sunday, Pastor Brad challenges us to see people as Jesus does and turn compassion into action. Through stories from Convoy of Hope, discover how everyone can meet needs and bring lasting hope.

Pastor Brad Rosenberg 

Our past has a way of convincing us that we'll always be defined by our regrets and failures. In this sermon, we find that Jesus doesn't ignore our past, but he refuses to let it have the final word.

Dr. Aaron Cole

Sin promises freedom but often leaves us trapped in patterns we cannot seem to escape. In this sermon, we discover that Jesus forgives our sins, but he also confronts the excuses that keep us stuck and empowers us to walk in a new direction.

Dr. Aaron Cole

Even sincere believers can experience seasons where their faith feels weak, stalled, or uncertain. In this sermon, we learn that Jesus invites us to bring our faith honestly to him so that he can strengthen what feels stuck.

Dr. Aaron Cole

In the garden of Gethsemane, Malchus was close enough to Jesus to see Him, yet far enough away not to truly know Him. This message explores how we can have the right heart but make the wrong choice, and how Jesus still heals the things we cut off—even in the middle of our mistakes.

Pastor Luke Bryant

True peace comes from allowing Christ to rule in our hearts, replacing fear and anxiety with the peace only He can give. We experience that peace when we intentionally spend time with God and surrender our lives to Him.

Pastor Dustin Johnston

One invitation can change an eternity. In this message, discover how God can use a simple invitation to help someone encounter Jesus, experience the life-changing power of salvation, and find a brand-new identity in Him.

Pastor Andy Gamble

God’s plan is usually a process, not a moment—He leads us one step at a time, calling us to trust and obey before we see the miracle. Like Noah, we discover God’s faithfulness as we walk with Him through every season.

Dr. Aaron Cole

The truly blessed life is found not in comfort or approval but in faithfully following Jesus, even when it brings opposition, because our greatest reward is found in Him and His kingdom.

Pastor Dustin Johnston