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If you've ever taken a multiple choice test, you know that you have freewill to answer however you choose. We also know that all test answers do not lead to the same outcome. God gives us freewill to make big decisions about our life and eternity. Let's talk about our freewill to choose and the outcomes we can expect.
We believe that every person on the planet deserves to know that Jesus Christ died for our rebellion against God and is the hope for eternity. Join this conversation about how to effectively pray for missionaries who are bringing that message to the nations of the world.
There is a spiritual enemy who wants to own your soul. Join the conversation about tactics that are used to steal your joy, discourage your plans, and elevate frustration.
The author of Hebrews describes God's Word as alive and active. Open the Bible in community and allow it to inspire, encourage, convict and challenge. This week, we look at Psalm 34 and Nehemiah 9.
The author of Hebrews uses the words "alive" and "active" to describe God's Word. Experience the power of exploring God's Word in community.
Our church was honored and privileged to host the funeral for a Milwaukee police officer killed in the line of duty. A video of Officer Michael Michalski sharing his personal faith story in front of a few hundred people has now been viewed more than 500,000 times. We often do not see the fruit of the seeds we plant. God may be using something you're doing today to make an impact greater than you could ever imagine. (Ofc. Michael Michalski audio credit to Desatar Ministries - Milwaukee, Wisconsin)
The author of Hebrews uses the words "alive" and "active" to describe the Word of God. Experience the power of God's Word, pursued in community.
Experience how God’s Word is active and alive, speaking into this season of life, our relationship with Him and what we’re facing today.
We conclude our Great Neighbors challenge with a conversation about being part of the solution. Our guest is a captain from the Oak Creek Police Department.
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