The Sunday Sessions

"Choices matter, and like it or not, what one of us does affects others, often lasting for generations." Our guest speaker Joe Ledvina talks to us about choices and the cross using the story of Genesis 13.

As temporary residents here on earth, we can build our lives on three important Scriptural truths as we live for God today and look forward to our forever home: (1) Our joy is in the Lord, (2) our strength is in the Lord, (3) our trust is in the Lord.

In uncertain times, and when he felt inadequate to face what was in front of him, David found three encouragements in the Lord. These are the three encouragements for our lives as well.

Psalm 75 gives us a glimpse into a worship service focused on gratitude and thankfulness for who God is and what He has done. When everything seems wrong. God is able to make things right.

When we begin with the Word, we are equipped to live in the world. Regardless of what goes on around us or what others seem to have, we have nothing if we don't have God.

We have been going through Luke 7 to see how Jesus responded to different people with His compassion. Today we are going to look at another story where a sinful woman showed her deep love to Jesus because of her forgiveness by Jesus.

Do you have a scriptural understanding and expectations of who Jesus is and what He came to do, are you dictating your own terms of service or are you completely submitted to God, and are you a friend of sinners? This message provides another opportunity for us to examine our lives as we seek to learn from Jesus to live like Jesus.

The story about Jesus raising a widow's son from the dead reminds us about how Jesus always gives help when we need it, Jesus understands our suffering, and Jesus faced death so that we don't have to.

Compassion is giving up my wants to meet another person's needs; it's your pain in my heart. As we learn from Jesus to live like Jesus, we will learn how to better serve others with compassion.

Our guest speaker Jack Sauls talks to us about hope and joy.

Our guest speaker Bill Daily gives us a summary of Galatians as it relates to unity.

In Luke 6, Jesus established three new spiritual entities. He established a new way of understanding Sabbath, a new way of looking at a person's identity and worth, and a new way of understanding what it means to live a blessed life.

In Luke 6, Jesus established three new spiritual entities. He established a new way of understanding Sabbath, a new way of looking at a person's identity and worth, and a new way of understanding what it means to live a blessed life. God doesn't call the qualified, He qualifies the called. God calls us for a purpose. In Christ, we have everything we need!

The Sabbath is a gift that is meant to help God's people, not hurt them. We should remember the Sabbath, experience the right kind of rest because of the Sabbath, and allow the Sabbath to lead us to worship.

Do you believe that God has got 'this'? Stan Smelser, our guest speaker from GBM, joins us to speak about the confidence we can have in God's sovereignty.

Mission is not something the Bible merely speaks about -- mission is what the Bible is about. God's mission is to make disciples. We have been invited to participate in this mission.

Jesus is more than enough to turn our fear into faith.

Guest Speaker David Upchurch spoke on Jesus' final words and what heaven would be like for our Palm Sunday sermon.

Jesus is the daily bread that reminds us of God's love. Just like bread must be eaten to sustain physical life, Jesus must be invited into our daily lives to sustain and satisfy our spiritual life.

Jesus intentionally spent time with the lost. He led with compassion and modeled for us how we can do the same.

Reaching the Personal God by Onalaska Church of Christ

We all experience moments of temptation. Even Jesus was tempted, as he spent 40 days with no food in the desert. There is a right way and a wrong way to handle tempting situations. And the way Jesus handled it was perfect!

What is Christian baptism? Why should I be baptized? Why do we baptize by immersion? Who should be baptized? When should I be baptized? These are all important questions.

John was sent to prepare the way for the Messiah. He was a voice for God. He was compared to a farmer. And he was a teacher of others. John was faithful with the work that God had given him. Are you being faithful with the work that God has given you?

Children, teens, and adults should follow Jesus’ example, growing in wisdom, in stature, and in favor with God and all people.