Warsaw Community Church

Now what? It’s a common question. When Jesus left and the disciples had to rely on the Holy Spirit, how did they handle certain situations? We deal with this too. When circumstances seem out of your control, and life takes you on a roller coaster, what do you do? One day you’re blessed by a fortunate occurrence that seemed to fall in your lap, but the next has a doctor delivering bad news in an exam room. Life is filled with moments that demand the question, “now what?” In this series, we will examine how followers of Christ should respond to crisis, tragedy, triumph, growth, disappointment, victory and everyday battles. Services are Sunday at 9am and 10:45am. Join us at WCC or live online.

Now what? It’s a common question. When Jesus left and the disciples had to rely on the Holy Spirit, how did they handle certain situations? We deal with this too. When circumstances seem out of your control, and life takes you on a roller coaster, what do you do? One day you’re blessed by a fortunate occurrence that seemed to fall in your lap, but the next has a doctor delivering bad news in an exam room. Life is filled with moments that demand the question, “now what?” In this series, we will examine how followers of Christ should respond to crisis, tragedy, triumph, growth, disappointment, victory and everyday battles. Services are Sunday at 9am and 10:45am. Join us at WCC or live online.

Now what? It’s a common question. When Jesus left and the disciples had to rely on the Holy Spirit, how did they handle certain situations? We deal with this too. When circumstances seem out of your control, and life takes you on a roller coaster, what do you do? One day you’re blessed by a fortunate occurrence that seemed to fall in your lap, but the next has a doctor delivering bad news in an exam room. Life is filled with moments that demand the question, “now what?” In this series, we will examine how followers of Christ should respond to crisis, tragedy, triumph, growth, disappointment, victory and everyday battles. Services are Sunday at 9am and 10:45am. Join us at WCC or live online.

Now what? It’s a common question. When Jesus left and the disciples had to rely on the Holy Spirit, how did they handle certain situations? We deal with this too. When circumstances seem out of your control, and life takes you on a roller coaster, what do you do? One day you’re blessed by a fortunate occurrence that seemed to fall in your lap, but the next has a doctor delivering bad news in an exam room. Life is filled with moments that demand the question, “now what?” In this series, we will examine how followers of Christ should respond to crisis, tragedy, triumph, growth, disappointment, victory and everyday battles. Services are Sunday at 9am and 10:45am. Join us at WCC or live online.

How come when Jesus said, “It is finished,” it actually turned out to be the start of something much bigger? How did a small, rag tag group of early believers turn into a movement that has shaped, changed, and impacted the world for over 2000 years? Are there ancient principals we can learn from them that still matter to us today? As we prepare for our 25 Year Celebration in October, we want to reflect on what God has done so far, because we are truly grateful. But, like the deep meaning of Jesus’ final words, we are not finished either. God is just getting started! Join us for an exciting series of celebrating what God has done over the last 25 years, and looking at Jesus’ commandments and the actions of the early Church, for the inspiring vision of where we believe God wants to lead all of us. Services are at the WCC Main Campus at 9 and 10:45am, or live online. This series will culminate with an all church celebration on Sunday, October 14 at the Manahan Orthopaedic Capital Center. Stay tuned for more

How come when Jesus said, “It is finished,” it actually turned out to be the start of something much bigger? How did a small, rag tag group of early believers turn into a movement that has shaped, changed, and impacted the world for over 2000 years? Are there ancient principals we can learn from them that still matter to us today? As we prepare for our 25 Year Celebration in October, we want to reflect on what God has done so far, because we are truly grateful. But, like the deep meaning of Jesus’ final words, we are not finished either. God is just getting started! Join us for an exciting series of celebrating what God has done over the last 25 years, and looking at Jesus’ commandments and the actions of the early Church, for the inspiring vision of where we believe God wants to lead all of us. Services are at the WCC Main Campus at 9 and 10:45am, or live online. This series will culminate with an all church celebration on Sunday, October 14 at the Manahan Orthopaedic Capital Center. Stay tuned for more

How come when Jesus said, “It is finished,” it actually turned out to be the start of something much bigger? How did a small, rag tag group of early believers turn into a movement that has shaped, changed, and impacted the world for over 2000 years? Are there ancient principals we can learn from them that still matter to us today? As we prepare for our 25 Year Celebration in October, we want to reflect on what God has done so far, because we are truly grateful. But, like the deep meaning of Jesus’ final words, we are not finished either. God is just getting started! Join us for an exciting series of celebrating what God has done over the last 25 years, and looking at Jesus’ commandments and the actions of the early Church, for the inspiring vision of where we believe God wants to lead all of us. Services are at the WCC Main Campus at 9 and 10:45am, or live online. This series will culminate with an all church celebration on Sunday, October 14 at the Manahan Orthopaedic Capital Center. Stay tuned for more

How come when Jesus said, “It is finished,” it actually turned out to be the start of something much bigger? How did a small, rag tag group of early believers turn into a movement that has shaped, changed, and impacted the world for over 2000 years? Are there ancient principals we can learn from them that still matter to us today? As we prepare for our 25 Year Celebration in October, we want to reflect on what God has done so far, because we are truly grateful. But, like the deep meaning of Jesus’ final words, we are not finished either. God is just getting started! Join us for an exciting series of celebrating what God has done over the last 25 years, and looking at Jesus’ commandments and the actions of the early Church, for the inspiring vision of where we believe God wants to lead all of us. Services are at the WCC Main Campus at 9 and 10:45am, or live online. This series will culminate with an all church celebration on Sunday, October 14 at the Manahan Orthopaedic Capital Center. Stay tuned for more

How come when Jesus said, “It is finished,” it actually turned out to be the start of something much bigger? How did a small, rag tag group of early believers turn into a movement that has shaped, changed, and impacted the world for over 2000 years? Are there ancient principals we can learn from them that still matter to us today? As we prepare for our 25 Year Celebration in October, we want to reflect on what God has done so far, because we are truly grateful. But, like the deep meaning of Jesus’ final words, we are not finished either. God is just getting started! Join us for an exciting series of celebrating what God has done over the last 25 years, and looking at Jesus’ commandments and the actions of the early Church, for the inspiring vision of where we believe God wants to lead all of us. Services are at the WCC Main Campus at 9 and 10:45am, or live online. This series will culminate with an all church celebration on Sunday, October 14 at the Manahan Orthopaedic Capital Center. Stay tuned for more

How come when Jesus said, “It is finished,” it actually turned out to be the start of something much bigger? How did a small, rag tag group of early believers turn into a movement that has shaped, changed, and impacted the world for over 2000 years? Are there ancient principals we can learn from them that still matter to us today? As we prepare for our 25 Year Celebration in October, we want to reflect on what God has done so far, because we are truly grateful. But, like the deep meaning of Jesus’ final words, we are not finished either. God is just getting started! Join us for an exciting series of celebrating what God has done over the last 25 years, and looking at Jesus’ commandments and the actions of the early Church, for the inspiring vision of where we believe God wants to lead all of us. Services are at the WCC Main Campus at 9 and 10:45am, or live online. This series will culminate with an all church celebration on Sunday, October 14 at the Manahan Orthopaedic Capital Center. Stay tuned for more

We"ve all seen epic movies, or read epic stories. And from time to time, we"ve even seen epic tales unfold in real life right before our eyes. Epic stories can inspire us and move us. But, they can also leave us questioning our own life, which at times, may seem "less than epic" in comparison. Join us this week as we discover the keys to living an epic life. The answers just might surprise you.

Our culture is obsessed with the “Do It Yourself” craze. A simple Google search for “DIY” results in over 159 million pages. But, when it comes to our faith, there is no DIY. Living out God’s highest and best for our lives requires a dependence on God and others, not our ability to do it ourselves. Join us for a new series, D.I.Y. FAILS, as we learn what it looks like to fully surrender through some of the core elements of our faith.

Our culture is obsessed with the “Do It Yourself” craze. A simple Google search for “DIY” results in over 159 million pages. But, when it comes to our faith, there is no DIY. Living out God’s highest and best for our lives requires a dependence on God and others, not our ability to do it ourselves. Join us for a new series, D.I.Y. FAILS, as we learn what it looks like to fully surrender through some of the core elements of our faith.

Our culture is obsessed with the “Do It Yourself” craze. A simple Google search for “DIY” results in over 159 million pages. But, when it comes to our faith, there is no DIY. Living out God’s highest and best for our lives requires a dependence on God and others, not our ability to do it ourselves. Join us for a new series, D.I.Y. FAILS, as we learn what it looks like to fully surrender through some of the core elements of our faith.

Our culture is obsessed with the “Do It Yourself” craze. A simple Google search for “DIY” results in over 159 million pages. But, when it comes to our faith, there is no DIY. Living out God’s highest and best for our lives requires a dependence on God and others, not our ability to do it ourselves. Join us for a new series, D.I.Y. FAILS, as we learn what it looks like to fully surrender through some of the core elements of our faith.

Do you ever feel like your days are derailed by your circumstances? Like your mood is easily thrown off by your thoughts? If you feel overwhelmed by anxiety, anger, or fear, these aren’t just mere mental battles, but rather spiritual warfare, which can lead to abusive behaviors if not accounted for properly. Join us for a new series, Mind Games, as we learn how to defeat these strongholds by taking every thought captive and relying on the truth of God’s peace and promises for every circumstance we face.

Do you ever feel like your days are derailed by your circumstances? Like your mood is easily thrown off by your thoughts? If you feel overwhelmed by anxiety, anger, or fear, these aren’t just mere mental battles, but rather spiritual warfare, which can lead to abusive behaviors if not accounted for properly. Join us for a new series, Mind Games, as we learn how to defeat these strongholds by taking every thought captive and relying on the truth of God’s peace and promises for every circumstance we face.

Do you ever feel like your days are derailed by your circumstances? Like your mood is easily thrown off by your thoughts? If you feel overwhelmed by anxiety, anger, or fear, these aren’t just mere mental battles, but rather spiritual warfare, which can lead to abusive behaviors if not accounted for properly. Join us for a new series, Mind Games, as we learn how to defeat these strongholds by taking every thought captive and relying on the truth of God’s peace and promises for every circumstance we face.

Do you ever feel like your days are derailed by your circumstances? Like your mood is easily thrown off by your thoughts? If you feel overwhelmed by anxiety, anger, or fear, these aren’t just mere mental battles, but rather spiritual warfare, which can lead to abusive behaviors if not accounted for properly. Join us for a new series, Mind Games, as we learn how to defeat these strongholds by taking every thought captive and relying on the truth of God’s peace and promises for every circumstance we face.

Do you ever feel like your days are derailed by your circumstances? Like your mood is easily thrown off by your thoughts? If you feel overwhelmed by anxiety, anger, or fear, these aren’t just mere mental battles, but rather spiritual warfare, which can lead to abusive behaviors if not accounted for properly. Join us for a new series, Mind Games, as we learn how to defeat these strongholds by taking every thought captive and relying on the truth of God’s peace and promises for every circumstance we face.