Waukesha Bible Church

Speaker: Pastor Patrick J. Griffiths The New Walk in the New Covenant is the Holy Spirit. Without the Holy Spirit there is no Christian life . He is the righteousness of God given to the believer and working through the believer. In His absence, there is no righteous living. The life described of the believing in the New Testament is His life.

Speaker: Pastor Patrick J. Griffiths Jesus does for us what we cannot do for ourselves. In Adam, we were idol makers and law breakers, but in Christ we are commandment keepers.

Speaker: Pastor Patrick J Griffiths In Jesus Christ, God openly placates His wrath against the sinner and publicly identifies them as sons.

Speaker: Pastor Patrick J. Griffiths We are embarking on an eight-part study on the Relational Altering Power of the Gospel for the Sinner before the Father. By understanding the full implications of life in Christ, the believer should see just how immeasurably rich the Gospel is for them. We begin by looking at who we were “in Adam” and who we are “in Christ” since this forms the foundation for a...

Speaker: Pastor Giles Litzner The glorious gospel of Jesus transforms us and consumes our ministry to others.

Speaker: Elder Mike Davis Salvation, from beginning through completion is a work of God as an act of Grace. What God has done for us in the Vertical, pours over to our relationships in the Horizontal.

Speaker: Isaac Stanley WBC is a Christ-Exalting, Word-Centered, Grace-Based, Global-Impacting Church. My goal this morning is to remind us that we are a Word-Centered Church and maybe more importantly why we are a Word-Centered Church.

Speaker: Peter Castro Continuing our series on remembering the essentials of our church, we consider Jesus who is the centerpiece of why Waukesha Bible Church exists. It is Him we proclaim to a lost and dying world. He has no beginning and He will remain after our time on Earth is done. We exalt Him alone as the only hope for humanity, and the only one worthy of all honor and praise. Jesus, the So...

Speaker: Pastor Giles Litzner The Ascension of Jesus is the culmination of promises, pictures, prophecies, and patterns laid out in the Old Testament. What God promised, He is now completing. Matthew 28 gives us three statements showing how Jesus inaugurates and culminates the Kingdom of God. Our primary passage is Matthew 28. In the command to make disciples, the church is engaged in the campaign...

Speaker: Pastor Giles Litzner Jesus is the dawning of the new day. Jesus fulfills Isaiah’s Prophecy (Matt. 4:12-17; Isaiah 9:1, 2); He is the Light in Darkness (Matt. 4:15, 16); and He brings joy to the Nations (Isa. 9:3). What Jesus inaugurates, He consummates. Jesus is the fulfillment of the Isaiah prophecy.

Speaker: Pastor Giles Litzner Jesus is infinite embodiment of the promise of God to be with us. As we gather on this Christmas Eve to celebrate the One on whom all hopes and fears hung in the balance, may our hearts be encouraged by the promise of God’s presence in the birth of Jesus.

Speaker: Pastor Patrick J. Griffiths The Prophet Isaiah spoke of a day that was still future to him of ONE who was to come. The coming of this ONE would usher in a new heaven and new earth, enable a new people, and eliminate all shadow. This ONE would reunite the heavens and the earth into the Garden in Eden for the joy of His people (vv. 6, 7 [comp. Gen. 1 w/ Rev. 21]).

Speaker: Pastor Giles Litzner The Bible we hold in our hands is a single, unified Story with Jesus as its center. As such, we should read Scripture through the lens of Jesus and learn to interpret the Old Testament in light of the New Testament. What the Old Testament promised and prophesied the New Testament explains. What was anticipated in the writings of Moses, the Psalms, and the Prophets is...

Speaker: Pastor Patrick J Griffiths Jesus is the one who fulfills all Old Testament promises, prophecies, patterns, and pictures. You will either confess Him as such or perish under His rule.

Speaker: Pastor Patrick J. Griffiths In Christ, believers are freed from sin and death thus causing them to live differently in this world. Jesus, as substance, is the Great Emancipator spoken of by Isaiah the Prophet and foreshadowed in the SABBATH YEAR and the YEAR OF JUBILEE.

Speaker: Pastor Patrick J. Griffiths Jesus is FOR THE NATIONS and IS THE FULFILLMENT OF ISAIAH’S PROPHECIES. There are six passages with seven quotations of Isaiah 53 in the NT: Matthew 8:14-17; John 12:37-41; Luke 22:35-38; 1 Peter 2:19-25; Acts 8:26-35; Romans 10:11-21. Today we will consider the story of Philip and the Ethiopian Eunuch in Acts 8 and Isaiah 53.

Speaker: Pastor Patrick J. Griffiths God calls His people to trust Him when confronted by the threats and brokenness of this life. Praying to the God of Promise is a privilege His People have and should exercise.

Speaker: Pastor Patrick J. Griffiths No matter where we are in the story, it will always end the same. Of the tens of thousands of choices, you make in an hour, day, week, month, and year, there is only once decision that overrides all decisions and that is whether you will choose God or choose self.

Speaker: Elder Mike Davis What does it mean to truly worship God? The Reformation in the 16th Century marked a massive re-orientation from Man-centered theology to God-centered theology. The Reformers were obsessed with the topic of worship, believing worship of the day had become fully man-centric.

Speaker: Pastor Patrick J Griffiths A king is coming who will set all things right.

Speaker: Pastor Patrick J Griffiths Every bad thing done by sin shall be undone by God.

Speaker: Pastor Patrick J. Griffiths A day is coming when the knowledge of God shall cover the earth as the waters cover the sea. The judgment of God brings about a new, just world order.

Speaker: Peter Castro Those who are now enemies of King Jesus in the future will turn to Him as Savior, defender, and deliverer.

Speaker: Pastor Patrick J Griffiths Although this passage is a word of judgment to the nations, they are not left without hope.

Speaker: Pastor Patrick J. Griffiths Over the last several weeks we have studied Isaiah 7, 9 and now 11. We know the historical context was bad. We also know those without the hope of God live in a dark, deep, and anxious existence. We also know that hope in God brings light. We know we hope in God as the one who will destroy the enemy and deliver the people. This passage in Isaiah 11 feeds this h...