Warsaw Community Church

Jesus talks about money more than any other topic, but yet we often say, “God doesn’t need your money.” Why is that? And what do we actually mean by it? Join us for a new series, The Grace of Giving, as we look at the Biblical definition of generosity and how through it we can actually discover God’s best for us.

Change is inevitable. We’re seeing it happen in our culture at a rapid pace. And yet, the truth of God’s Word does not change. It still is the most important message for our changing world. However, as the messengers of God’s grace, what the Church measures and the ways we reach people with that message must also change. Join us as we kick off 2020 discussing how God wants us to respond personally, locally, and globally to the changing culture all around us.

World events and personal challenges continue to create anxiety and fear, which often catch us off guard, paralyze us, and rob us of hope and joy. As we approach the holidays, how can we regain our hope, and a steady feeling of peace amidst the frenzy and chaos? Although “Fear Not” is one of the most common statements in the Bible, maybe a healthy sense of fear is actually needed, or is it a larger view of God? Join us for a new Christmas Series, Fear Not, as we look through the eyes of Mary, Joseph, and the shepherds to discover how their healthy sense of fear led to a reassurance of peace, hope, love, and joy!

World events and personal challenges continue to create anxiety and fear, which often catch us off guard, paralyze us, and rob us of hope and joy. As we approach the holidays, how can we regain our hope, and a steady feeling of peace amidst the frenzy and chaos? Although “Fear Not” is one of the most common statements in the Bible, maybe a healthy sense of fear is actually needed, or is it a larger view of God? Join us for a new Christmas Series, Fear Not, as we look through the eyes of Mary, Joseph, and the shepherds to discover how their healthy sense of fear led to a reassurance of peace, hope, love, and joy!

World events and personal challenges continue to create anxiety and fear, which often catch us off guard, paralyze us, and rob us of hope and joy. As we approach the holidays, how can we regain our hope, and a steady feeling of peace amidst the frenzy and chaos? Although “Fear Not” is one of the most common statements in the Bible, maybe a healthy sense of fear is actually needed, or is it a larger view of God? Join us for a new Christmas Series, Fear Not, as we look through the eyes of Mary, Joseph, and the shepherds to discover how their healthy sense of fear led to a reassurance of peace, hope, love, and joy!

World events and personal challenges continue to create anxiety and fear, which often catch us off guard, paralyze us, and rob us of hope and joy. As we approach the holidays, how can we regain our hope, and a steady feeling of peace amidst the frenzy and chaos? Although “Fear Not” is one of the most common statements in the Bible, maybe a healthy sense of fear is actually needed, or is it a larger view of God? Join us for a new Christmas Series, Fear Not, as we look through the eyes of Mary, Joseph, and the shepherds to discover how their healthy sense of fear led to a reassurance of peace, hope, love, and joy!

If God created us to be in relationship, then why are there so many that are strained or broken? Every day we face the challenge of misunderstandings, lack of trust, stretched boundaries, and accusations. Join us for a new series, Fractured, as we look to understand why so many relationships are just plain hard. And what we can do to make them better or restore them.

If God created us to be in relationship, then why are there so many that are strained or broken? Every day we face the challenge of misunderstandings, lack of trust, stretched boundaries, and accusations. Join us for a new series, Fractured, as we look to understand why so many relationships are just plain hard. And what we can do to make them better or restore them.

If God created us to be in relationship, then why are there so many that are strained or broken? Every day we face the challenge of misunderstandings, lack of trust, stretched boundaries, and accusations. Join us for a new series, Fractured, as we look to understand why so many relationships are just plain hard. And what we can do to make them better or restore them.

If God created us to be in relationship, then why are there so many that are strained or broken? Every day we face the challenge of misunderstandings, lack of trust, stretched boundaries, and accusations. Join us for a new series, Fractured, as we look to understand why so many relationships are just plain hard. And what we can do to make them better or restore them.

Where do you go to get answers to big questions? What is your source for wisdom and hope during both encouraging seasons and ones of doubt? The “word of God” has been a trusted source for centuries. And yet, it has also been one of conflict and debate for just as long. So, do we trust the Bible? Join us for a new series as we look at The Word to discover who it was written to, who it’s for today, and how we can learn to depend on it as the key source of authority in our lives.

Where do you go to get answers to big questions? What is your source for wisdom and hope during both encouraging seasons and ones of doubt? The “word of God” has been a trusted source for centuries. And yet, it has also been one of conflict and debate for just as long. So, do we trust the Bible? Join us for a new series as we look at The Word to discover who it was written to, who it’s for today, and how we can learn to depend on it as the key source of authority in our lives.

Where do you go to get answers to big questions? What is your source for wisdom and hope during both encouraging seasons and ones of doubt? The “word of God” has been a trusted source for centuries. And yet, it has also been one of conflict and debate for just as long. So, do we trust the Bible? Join us for a new series as we look at The Word to discover who it was written to, who it’s for today, and how we can learn to depend on it as the key source of authority in our lives.

No matter where you are in life, God never gives up on you. We’re all sinners, saved by grace. And, whether you’re a prodigal or a Pharasee, He longs to say, “Welcome home.” Join us for a new series in which we’ll explore the true meaning of grace and the dangers of pride through the eyes of the three characters in one of the most familiar of Jesus’ stories, the Parable of the Prodigal Son.

No matter where you are in life, God never gives up on you. We’re all sinners, saved by grace. And, whether you’re a prodigal or a Pharasee, He longs to say, “Welcome home.” Join us for a new series in which we’ll explore the true meaning of grace and the dangers of pride through the eyes of the three characters in one of the most familiar of Jesus’ stories, the Parable of the Prodigal Son.

No matter where you are in life, God never gives up on you. We’re all sinners, saved by grace. And, whether you’re a prodigal or a Pharasee, He longs to say, “Welcome home.” Join us for a new series in which we’ll explore the true meaning of grace and the dangers of pride through the eyes of the three characters in one of the most familiar of Jesus’ stories, the Parable of the Prodigal Son.

Is productivity a trap? Why can we learn all the hacks, and listen to all the experts, yet still seem to get it wrong? Were we too busy chasing hard after the wrong things? Being productive isn’t necessarily bad, but is it always the right thing? Join us as we look at Jesus’ life and encounters to determine how to be fruitful. Don’t spend your life climbing a ladder to the top of a building only to realize one day that the ladder was leaning up against the wrong building.

Is productivity a trap? Why can we learn all the hacks, and listen to all the experts, yet still seem to get it wrong? Were we too busy chasing hard after the wrong things? Being productive isn’t necessarily bad, but is it always the right thing? Join us as we look at Jesus’ life and encounters to determine how to be fruitful. Don’t spend your life climbing a ladder to the top of a building only to realize one day that the ladder was leaning up against the wrong building.