The Sunday Sessions

Through faith in God and being obedient to His Word, godly mothers can have great influence as they raise and train their children to know and follow Jesus.

Jesus is the Vine, and we are the branches. He is the true source of lasting fruitfulness in the lives of God's people.

Jesus is the Way, the Truth, and the Life. He is the authority we are to submit to, the center of what is, and the summation of life. Jesus is forgiveness and grace.

Jesus is the resurrection and the life. This "I AM" statement reveals three promised experiences to all people.

Jesus is the Good Shepherd. He died for us, knows us by name, brings others into the flock, and was raised from death so that we could have life.

Jesus is the Gate for the sheep. He is our True Shepherd and the Gate (door) that leads to salvation and a full life.

There is not enough darkness in the world to put out even the smallest flame of the smallest candle because darkness never defeats light. Jesus is the Light of the World. When we follow him, we never have to walk in darkness again.

Jesus is the Bread of Life. He's the only one who can truly satisfy and provide purpose and meaning in our lives.

In the midst of our anxiety, God faithfully cares and provides for us. As Christians, we have been adopted into His family. These are promises that we can build our lives on!

Anxiety distracts us and weighs us down. Thankfully, God has given us His Word which gives us hope and help in any situation.

What if you could have a friend who knew you better than anyone, better than you even know yourself? And what if you could have a friend who, by his very relationship with you, would transform you to become a better friend to others? You can and his name is Jesus, the friend of sinners.

We can think of cultivating our friendships like cultivating the ground. True friendships require wisdom, intentionality, hard work, and time.

The data is in, and the average American has fewer and fewer true friends. We've grown increasingly lonelier over time. Have we forgotten about friendship? There are important lessons that we can learn about friendship from recent studies, church history, and most importantly, God's Word.

There are certain foundational truths about prayer will help you grow in your prayer life.

Even though prayer is just communicating with God, it's often still a mystery. God says no to some of our prayers because they are frivolous, contradictor, or come from a disobedient heart. God also says no because He knows what's best for us.

There are four conditions for experiencing God's healing and restoration in our lives; Humility, Prayer, Seeking God, and Repentance.

Guest Speaker Ryan Ross give us 5 points to Hear God in Prayer, and having a conversation with God.

Growing in prayer should be a natural byproduct of a growing relationship with God. We can grow in prayer by warming up in the Word, developing a dependable habit, and learning to praying strategic prayers.

As our Prince of Peace, Jesus brings peace WITH God and the peace OF God in our lives.

Jesus is our Everlasting Father.

Jesus is our Mighty God.

Jesus is our Wonderful Counselor.

The Struggle Is Real: Fighting For Joy (Gunnar Mach) by Onalaska Church of Christ

Because of Christ's work on the cross, we can walk with Christ and live for Christ. Through the power of the Holy Spirit, we can overcome the battle within.

Jesus is the only person who can break the power of sin in our lives and remove the weight of sin off our backs.