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Dear Friend;

Bless your heart for stopping to take a look at our website. We’re glad you did and pray that you will find something that will kiss your soul. What matters to you matters to us – and to God. Visit often.

If you live in the Milwaukee/Waukesha area, are you searching for a Bible based, truth-seeking church that cares what’s in your heart more than the label on your back? A church family that hurts when you hurt and prays for you when you can’t even pray for yourself? Have you all but given up on organized religion? We open our arms and invite you to be a part of our Church Family and involve yourself in God’s Word and His ministry. We welcome the spiritually hurting, the doubters and those who have not yet committed themselves to our Lord, Jesus.

We have a special concern for God’s children who are influenced and drawn to the sinful things of the world. Our Sabbath School presents spiritual lessons each week for infants through High School-age youth. A Children’s Church is available so parents can focus on the worship service, knowing their children are in good hands. Other ministries are proliferating and we’d be so pleased if you were to find your niche in one of them.

You matter to us. We will be waiting at the door with Jesus to welcome you and your family home.

The Waukesha Church Family  

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Lesson 6: Expounding the Faith
Can you remember a time when someone you loved was unhappy with you? What if your spouse is unhappy with you? It doesn't feel good, does it? What about the time when your boss was unhappy with you? That caused worry because your boss could create real problems. God is somewhat like our boss and our spouse wrapped up together. God should be the last person that we want to have unhappy with us. However, since He is a perfect God and we are sinful humans with have a serious problem. This week we learn about how Jesus' perfect life and death for our sins reconciled us to God. We also learn something new about the nature of sin. Let's jump right into our study of Romans and learn more!

Lesson 5: Justification and the Law
After we learned last week that keeping the law has nothing to do with our salvation, Paul announced that this did not "nullify the law." Instead, we read that by this doctrine "we uphold the law."(Romans 3:31) On the face of it, that seems completely wrong. If the law has nothing to do with salvation, how does that uphold it? A mother says, "Son, your father had nothing to do with your birth or your upbringing." If you were the father would you think that "upheld" you? Of course not! Yet Paul teaches us that grace upholds the law. Let's dive into our study of Romans to see if we can follow Paul's continuing line of argument about grace and law!

Lesson 4: Justified by Faith
Last week we were left in a terrible state! We decided that we were no better than all of those "obvious" sinners and that our deeds deserved death. Worse, there was nothing that we could do about it because "no one will be declared righteous in His sight by observing the law." Romans 3:20. This week we get to the good news - someone has already done something about our sin problem. Let's run to Romans and find out more!

Lesson 3: All Have Sinned
We left off last week in the midst of confusion! Paul told us in Romans 2:13 that "those who obey the law ... will be declared righteous." Then Paul quickly added in Romans 3:12 "there is no one who does good, not even one." Are we all lost? Are we doomed by our nature? Whatever happened to the idea of the inherent goodness of humans? Can we live a good life? Let's dive into Romans and see if we can follow Paul's line of reasoning and continue our exploration of God's plan for our salvation!

Lesson 2: Jew and Gentile
Today I was in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan hiking to some magnificent waterfalls. There has been a lot of rain and the water going down the falls is just wild. The river's power is awesome. Looking at the beautiful scenery and the incredible power of the river made me think about our Creator God. Paul talks about this in the first two chapters of Romans. What Romans says about the relationship of nature to God leads naturally into the subject of the relationship between humans and God's law. One of the hot issues of Paul's time was whether certain of the laws kept by the Jews applied to the Gentile converts. Let's jump into our study of the Bible and see what we can learn about nature, law and grace!

Lesson 1: Paul and Rome
Great news! We begin a new series of lessons on one of the most important books of the Bible - Paul's letter to the church at Rome. Do you recall starting a new job where you wanted to make a good impression? If you were the boss, it was important for you to make the right impression so that the people under you in the company would help you make the business a success. Paul's letter to the Romans is something like that. He has never been to this church. He is coming, and he wants his relationship to begin on the right note. How should he start out? Let's jump into our study and see how Paul does this!