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Instructions for on-line meetings   During this time where meeting together is not possible or not wise, we will be using an application called Zoom to stay better connected and to allow continued Bible Study and Teaching. This does not change the use of Facebook Live for Sunday Morning Services. Zoom is only for smaller meetings like Lea…

The word of God assures our hearts and calms our fears.  It reminds us of this precious truth: “For the Lord God is a sun and shield; the Lord bestows favor and honor.  No good thing does he withhold from those who walk uprightly.” (Psalm 84:11).  The days are trying, but the mercies of the Lord will never cease.We ju…

Why are you cast down, O my soul, and why are you in turmoil within me? Hope in God; for I shall again praise him, my salvation and my God.  Psalm 42:11 Grace Community Church Family,The world is experiencing a very difficult time right now.  No one was prepared for it.  We all know that God is sovereign over every molecule and is…

Sunday, September 9, Grace Community Church rejoiced that three young ladies in our church family declared their allegiance to Jesus Christ through baptism.  Before being baptized, each shared their personal testimony.  Take a listen on our Facebook page as two of them share their own personal and unique experiences.

Officer Michael Michalski, an active and exemplary member of Grace Community Church was shot and killed in the line of duty July 25, 2018. His death gripped the entire city of Milwaukee.  These sermons were delivered by our pastors the Sunday following Mike's death.

The pursuit of a man wanted in connection with parole violations and other charges turned deadly for a Milwaukee Police Officer Wednesday, July 25.  The perpetrator shot Michael Michalski who was leading a team to apprehend him.  But though Michalski later died as a result of his wounds, the Bible assures us that he still lives.  On …

Psalm 119:79Let those who fear you turn to me that they may know your testimonies.No matter what the situation the psalmist prays that he would be a source of knowledge and understanding for those who fear the Lord.  At times he was afflicted.  At times he was wronged by insolent persecutors.  At times he was rejoicing.  Regardl…

Psalm 119:78Let the insolent be put to shame because they have wronged me with falsehood; as for me I will meditate on your precepts.No one was ever more contemptuously wronged than Jesus.  The arrogant rulers of the Jews on false charges sentenced the righteous Son of God to death.  Justly they will be put to shame.  But in the wo…

  Psalm 119:77 Let your mercy come to me that I may live; for your law is my delight. I need mercy. I am pitiful, helpless, and hopeless on my own. I destroy myself with my sinful rebellion. I am the prodigal realizing I have sold my soul and livelihood for passing pleasure. Now I am a waste. The very world that helped me spend my inheritan…

Psalm 119:76Let your steadfast love comfort me according to your promise to your servant.In the previous verse the psalm writer acknowledges that he is in a condition of affliction.  It is under God’s sovereignty and according to his faithfulness.  Such knowledge is assuring, but affliction remains affliction.  It hurts.  …