Join us as we Journey through the Bible in 2026!

First, if you are not using the Bible app (YouVersion) you really should consider it. If you do, join using this link for the Bible Recap. bible.com/reading-plans/42399/together/77665812/invitation If you've never done the Bible recap before there's a bit of prep on the first day. I'll include the videos from their YouTube below. One other thing, … Continue reading Join us as we Journey through the Bible in 2026!

The Pros and Cons of the Day of the Lord

Part 3 of the series on the book of Joel. To listen to the Audio recording of the message, listen on the Podcast Player or follow us on Spotify. Intro Funny thing last week. It was mother's day and while some preachers across the U.S. were no doubt using the acrostic of M-O-M or M-O-T-H-E-R … Continue reading The Pros and Cons of the Day of the Lord

Guess Who?

This post is a bit different. Feel free to listen to the podcast and/or read the scriptures and the notes below. https://open.spotify.com/episode/3IVyUX7UohBtDsJpwG91t0?si=bAD2hHVuQxqWYvg1keKT7w Deduction Introduction Deduction games give you a couple pieces of EVIDENCE to help you start heading in the right direction. Additional information leads you to the CORRECT answer before your opponent does the … Continue reading Guess Who?

Reflecting Backward and Moving Forward

Part of the "All Things NEW" series. Listen on Spotify or our podcast player. This message today is my annual report to Viroqua Church of the Nazarene. We’re blessed to minister our neighborhood and our community. I’m grateful that we don’t minister alone. Our church is blessed to be a part of the Wisconsin District … Continue reading Reflecting Backward and Moving Forward

Open, Closed, and Locked Doors

Exploring the (potentially) biblical application of the phrase "When God closes a door..." Listen to the Audio Record of this message by Clicking Here. Last week we celebrated the Resurrection of Jesus Christ. Now, to be fair, that is something that Christians celebrate every week and everyday. Without the Resurrection, we would not have the … Continue reading Open, Closed, and Locked Doors