Bristol/Wesley Chapel United Methodist Churches

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03/05/2026

Cain (Genesis 4), and the progeny of anger. Join us for worship, Sunday February 15th, the Sunday before Ash Wednesday and Lent, with this challenge: Let's give up anger for Lent! (The full service was accidently split into two videos).

02/08/2026

Join us for worship Sunday February 8th, 2026 as we discuss Genesis 1-2 and the Tree of Life.

01/25/2026

Genesis 1 - And Unspeakable power... Join us for worship Sunday January 25, 2026.

01/11/2026

Join us as we conclude the Chrismas season with a closer look at Mary (and Eve).

12/15/2025

Join us for worship in this Third Sunday in Advent 2025. Today we retell the story of Joseph - the story of mercy, forgiveness, kindness and all things CHESED - a Hebrew term for "love"... and so much more.

11/24/2025

We welcome you to join our worship service on November 23rd, 2025, as we celebrate Thanksgiving, explore the story of Mephibosheth, and cultivate lives of gratitude and kindness.

11/16/2025

Join us for worship! Sunday Novemner 16th, 2025 - Bristol/Wesley Chapel United Methodist Churches

09/14/2025

A Dark Sunday | Psalm 14 and the Cave of Adullam

It’s been a dark week, and this is a dark Sunday. Yet Psalm 14 and David’s story in the Cave of Adullam remind us that God has not abandoned His people. Even in exile, even in despair, there is hope.

Watch this week’s sermon and reflect with me on what it means to cling to God in the darkness.

09/10/2025

This week’s sermon reflects on Jeremiah 18, Luke 14, and Psalm 139. Jesus tells us to count the cost before following Him—and when we do, we discover that everything worth having comes at a price. But we also learn that God, the potter, can always re-form the clay.

09/04/2025

Broken Cisterns: The Double-Edged Sin

Jeremiah 2:13 warns of a sobering truth: when we forsake the fountain of living waters, we turn to broken cisterns that cannot hold life. In this week’s sermon, we look at how Scripture—from Genesis to Romans—shows the pattern of people decentralizing God from their lives, only to have to fill the void with... something.

Addiction, self-made truth, politics—these modern broken cisterns leave us empty. But God calls us back to Himself, the only true source of worth, belonging, and living water.

📖 Watch the full message here and be encouraged to find your foundation in Him.

08/10/2025

Is Faith a Rational Endeavor?

This week’s message comes from Isaiah 1:18–20 — one of my favorite verses in all of Scripture: “Come, let us reason together.”

In the midst of the prophets’ warnings, God offers an invitation: to think, to question, to engage with Him using the minds He gave us. Faith was never meant to be blind — it is a rational, thoughtful pursuit that can stand up to our questions.

Watch this week’s sermon to see why reason and faith are not opposites, but partners in a vibrant Christian life.

📖 Scripture Reference: Isaiah 1:18–20

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8014 199th Avenue
Bristol, WI
53104

Opening Hours

9:15am - 11am

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