Once a year we open the pulpit to our four Faith Promise partners: ECFA, Teen Challenge, Sojourner Truth House and BASICS in Milwaukee to hear what has been happening there.

In the second and final part of the series "Living Our Faith," Pastor Bruce Applegate takes the concluding portion of Jesus' Sermon On The Mount to show us how we can live out our faith in today's world.

Pastor Bruce Applegate starts a new sermon series in this sermon from Oct 5. The series is entitled "Living Our Faith" and in the first installment he uses Jesus' prayer at the Last Supper in John 17 to show us how to be in but not off the world.

In this installment of the series "There is Joy in the Lord," Pastor Bruce Applegate takes the fourth chapter of Phiilipians as his text, to show how living in one accord for Christ brings joy.

In this third segment from "There Is Joy In The Lord" pastor Bruce Applegate illustrates how we can know Christ and the joy we can have from knowing Him. We begin with the third chapter of Phillipians, and learn from the bible the joy of knowing Christ.

With this sermon from Sep 7, Pastor Bruce Applegate starts a new series, "There is Joy in the Lord," where he explores the many ways God will bring joy into our lives. This series is based on Phillipians, and this sermon on Phillipians 1:1-11.

In this final sermon from his series on Playing The Course Of Life, Pastor Bruce Applegate reminds us to swing smoothly and follow through. 2 Tim 4:2-5 says to pay attention and keep following and teaching the Word. Don't stop; follow through.

In this sermon from August 17, Pastor Bruce Applegate continues his series on "Playing the Course of Life". We need to keep our eye on the ball, keep the main thing the main thing. What is the main thing, the ball? 1 Cor 2:1-5 says keep our eyes on Jesus.

Pastor Bruce Apple begins a series of sermons about "Playing the Course Of Life" a comparison of life with the game of golf. There's an overlap in the principles, as he explains.

Pastor Bruce Applegate speaks to us now about sanctifying grace. What does it do to us? What does it mean?