The Orchard, a house church fellowship in Door County affiliated with the Evangelical Free Church of America.
What happens at a house church? We sing, study scripture together, pray, and encourage one another. The biggest difference from a more traditional model is that it is very interactive. People can ask questions, give insights, share experiences, encourage each other, and simply get to know one another.
For a more in-depth discussion clink the link WHY HOUSE CHURCH above.
SUNDAY 10:00AM
MONDAY 6:00PM
Sunday In-home Service
10337 North Shore Rd. Ephraim, WI 54211
Directions:
From HWY 42 on the north end of Ephraim turn north on N Shore Rd. Proceed to 10337 on your left, marked by a sign that says BRESTIN.
Monday ZOOM Call (Winter Only)
ZOOM Invite sent Monday afternoon via email upon request
The Lord's Supper
The 1st Sunday and 1st Monday of each month. Believers in Christ may join in prayer, private confession and giving thanks to God for the gift of His son whose body was broken and blood was shed for the forgiveness of our sins. Elements of communion are provided for in-home worship. Zoom participants must prepare to have bread and wine or juice available to be blessed.
JOHN 16
NOTICE: CHANGE OF VENU
Worship to be held at 10:00AM the home of Frank and Kathy Triolo
4397 Daisy Patch Rd, Fish Creek, WI 54212
Tap on link for this week's message:
https://gospelinlife.com/sermons/?search=he+will+glorify+me
Why is Jesus so constantly talking about the Holy Spirit?
Without the Holy Spirit there's no remedy for our spiritual blindness and cluelessness
With the Holy Spirit we can be taken into realms of experience and transformation that we can't imagine.
Tap on link for this week's message:
https://gospelinlife.com/sermons/?search=Infallible+Joy
There’s a whole field now called happiness studies—whole departments in academia are dedicated to happiness studies. And of all the things I’ve read, none of them are as nuanced as what Jesus says.
Jesus says one of the main resources his disciples need in life is joy. And he says joy is something he gives. In John 15:11, he says, “I give you my joy that your joy may be complete,” but he doesn’t elaborate on it. In John 16, he gives us more information.
What does John 16 tell us about the joy that Jesus gives? Five things: that this joy 1) is inevitable, 2) is not circumstantial, 3) is thoughtful, 4) is prayerful, and 5) is based on wonder.
Tap on link for this week's message:
https://gospelinlife.com/sermons/?search=OVERCOMING+THE+WORLD
We all want peace, contentment, groundedness. And Jesus says, he will give us his peace. But he doesn’t just zap us with it. He says it comes through learning who he is.
John 16 is the end of the training course Jesus gives his disciples. It’s just before he dies, and verse 28 summarizes everything he’s been saying: he explains who he is, how he came, why he came, and what he accomplished. But the key to this whole thing is in verse 33 where he says, “I have told you these things so that in me you may have peace. In this world you will have trouble. But take heart! I have overcome the world.”
Jesus has been teaching about himself. And he says this doctrine leads to peace, but only if you do two things. So let’s look at this under two headings: 1) what is this doctrine that you need in order to have peace? and 2) what are you supposed to do with it?
CONTACT US AT:
THE ORCHARD
PO BOX 531
SISTER BAY, WI 54234
816-536-3138 or 920-854-5404
dee@deebrestin.com
10337 North Shore Rd
Ephraim, WI
