Life Church Wisconsin

Christmas as a commercial holiday always overpromises and underdelivers, leaving us unfulfilled. But Christmas, remembered rightly, can stir us to renewed hope. In this sermon, we’re encouraged to anchor our hope not in the empty promises of the holidays but in Christ Jesus alone. Dr. Aaron Cole December 1, 2024 https://linktr.ee/lifechurchwisconsin

Giving is not a passive duty made by man, but an active opportunity created by God. In this sermon, we learn that giving is designed by God, for God, and for the benefit of others. Dr. Aaron Cole November 24, 2024 https://linktr.ee/lifechurchwisconsin

Every blessing we have comes from God. But we’re not meant to keep those blessings to ourselves. In this sermon, we discover how to take responsibility and share our blessings with others. Dr. Aaron Cole November 17, 2024 https://linktr.ee/lifechurchwisconsin

There is a massive difference between giving and being generous. In this sermon, we learn how the Bible defines generosity and we determine to become generous like God. Pastor Dustin Johnston November 10, 2024 https://linktr.ee/lifechurchwisconsin

True faith lives in light of Christ’s coming. In this sermon, we’re reminded that God is working all things for our good—we need only be patient and wait on him.

The posture of your planning is important. In this sermon, we center on three words that should characterize every Christ followers’ today, tomorrow, and forever.

The one common denominator in all relationships is conflict. In this sermon, we learn from Dr. Aaron Cole on how to take personal responsibility and find healing and wholeness in God’s grace. 

As small as the tongue is, it has astonishing power—to wound and heal, to bless and curse. In this sermon, we recognize the dangers of the tongue and what it can reveal about the state of our hearts with Pastor Ryan Coggins.

One Day to Feed the World is a campaign that Life Church is partaking in through Convoy of Hope. When everyone commits to giving one day’s salary, we harness the power of equal sacrifice instead of focusing on equal giving. When you give to One Day To Feed The World poverty and hunger are replaced by hope and love. Nick Garza joins us to share his testimony and how you can get involved. 

What really is the relationship between faith and works? In this sermon, we learn of three types of faith and resolve to have the saving kind with Dr. Aaron Cole.

Though we don't like to admit it, we are often guilty of judging others based on very limited information. In this sermon, we discover three reasons why the sin of partiality is so wrong, especially in the church. 

It’s good to read and hear God’s Word on a regular basis, but merely hearing or agreeing with the Word isn’t the end goal. True faith obeys God’s Word. In this sermon, Dr. Aaron Cole reminds us that true faith receives God’s Word humbly and then responds.

Most people despise tests and trials—and yet, life is full of them. In this sermon, we learn of three biblical directives to put into action when facing trials in life. 

Dr. Aaron continues our summer series. 

Dr. Aaron continues our summer series. 

Dr. Aaron Cole preaches from Jude 1:1 on how we are called, loved, and kept. 

Continuing our summer series, Dr. Aaron Cole challenges us to get plugged in.

Pastor Dishan Wickramaratne visits us from People's Church and continues our summer series. 

Pastor Carson continues our series on the subject of community. 

Pastor Luke Kraemer talks about our purpose in this world while continuing our summer series. 

Pastor Dustin Johnston continues our summer series. 

Dr. Aaron Cole kicks off our Summer series with a message on the trap of comparison. 

The gap that separates humans from their Creator has been closed by one Person and one action. In this sermon, we celebrate the truth that Jesus is the only one who can completely and eternally save us.

Jesus was not only a poor, Jewish itinerant preacher. Scripture presents Jesus as the supreme One—the unmatched, preeminent creator and sustainer of everything in existence. In this sermon, we’re reminded that Jesus is better.

What you believe to be true about Jesus not only informs how you will live your life but where you will spend your eternity. In this sermon, we look to the deity of our Lord Jesus Christ as the clearest picture of who God is.