Waukesha Church of Christ Sermons

A very specific analysis of the early days of Christianity. What did people do together when they weren't 'at church'? What was their mindset?

Many people like the word 'spiritual' but perfection in this area requires us to relinquish our grasp on things that seem to be so important, yet are nothing but distractions.

There is a strong debate over whether we can be perfect or not, and both sides seem to have (select) scriptures on their side. This is the first of five areas of our faith that we will consider as we set our eyes on the ideal of perfection.

Leaving shallow waters is for the mature. To achieve that objective, it requires us to make a deliberate series of goals.

The knowledge of God's word doesn't do us much good if it isn't used to analyze our own personal situation.

Getting closer to God requires us to get deeper into the material that details His thoughts on things.

We usually like to make use of every advantage that we have, yet one of the most powerful expressions of worship available to us receives little attention.

One particular word that the apostles used to describe worship teaches us a character trait that God desires and which impacts our expressions of worship.

Enlightened Christians have gotten past the formalities of worship, but perhaps another look at the concept might teach us some old truths.

The intent and characteristics of our expression of worship have much to do with the audience.