Calvary Chapel Milwaukee

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Calvary Chapel Milwaukee is a fellowship of believers under the Lordship of Jesus Christ who desire to glorify Him with our lives. We yearn to know and experience Jesus through His written word and in doing so, be transformed into the image of our Savior. We aspire to see the salvation of those who do not have a personal relationship with Jesus. We desire to see Christians grow in the grace and knowledge of Jesus and mature in their walk with Him, as well as be equipped for the work of the ministry. This podcast will allow you to become familiar with us and our beliefs. Grace to you all.

  1. 1d ago

    Mark 13:7-13 Persecution

    Pastor Lowell Nelson teaches through Mark 13:7-13 Persecution for our Sunday service on 8/26/2026. The second of three issues that Jesus reveals during His teaching of the Olivet discourse concerning the warnings that can cause a Christian to abandon their faith. Persecution attacks the witness (Will you stand in the Truth?) (Persecution can cause the Christian to abandon their faith. Abandoning the truth outwardly through fear.) Will you confess what you believe? Is your faith standing firm or will fear cause you to back down? Will there be a fearful response to persecution or a faith filled response to persecution?

  2. 5d ago

    Psalms 139-143 The Theology of Man's Spiritual Journey in his weakness. (King David's Personal Prayers

    Pastor Lowell Nelson teaches through Psalms 139-143 The Theology of Man's Spiritual Journey in his weakness. (King David's Personal Prayers) for our Wednesday service on 8/26/2026. Psalm 139 God Searches Me (God knows what to Guard me from) Psalm 140 God Safeguards Me (God Guards me physically) Psalm 141 God Sanctifies Me (God Guards me spiritually) Psalm 142 God Shelters Me (God Guards me emotionally) Psalm 143 God Leads Me to Submission (God Guards me completely)

  3. Aug 23

    Mark 13:3-6: Spiritual Deception

    Pastor Lowell Nelson teaches through Mark 13:3-6: Spiritual Deception for our Sunday service on 8/23/2026. Mark 13:3-6 Signs of the Close of the Age 3 Now as He sat on the Mount of Olives opposite the temple, Peter, James, John, and Andrew asked Him privately, 4 "Tell us, when will these things be? And what will be the sign when all these things will be fulfilled?" 5 And Jesus, answering them, began to say: "Take heed that no one deceives you. 6 "For many will come in My name, saying, 'I am He,' and will deceive many. After Jesus brings up prophecy when referring to the Temple being a shadow or a pointer, the disciples want to go deeper. When Jesus is asked what will be the time and the signs, He point out the three issues that will seek to erode their faith. Deception, Persecution and Tribulation. Jesus begins with what may be the greatest danger facing Christians and the church today: spiritual deception. We will look spiritual deception and how it looked throughout scripture and how it looks today.

  4. Aug 20

    Psalms 137-138: What to Do When Your Heart Feels Completely Empty

    Deacon Tim Mortag teaches Psalms 137-138: What to Do When Your Heart Feels Completely Empty on 8/19/2026 for our Wednesday Service. https://ebible.com/nkjv/psalms/137/-/138 When grief or hard times leave you feeling broken, discovering how God fills the emptiness of your heart brings true mental peace. Learn how resting in His faithful promises gives you the spiritual strength to overcome deep sorrow and find lasting purpose. SERMON OVERVIEW In this Bible study of Psalms 137 and 138, the teacher explores the powerful contrast between the raw grief of Babylonian captivity and the joyful confidence of David's praise. While Psalm 137 captures the deep pain of exile, loss, and emotional distress, Psalm 138 reveals how God answers our cries, magnifies His Word, and fills every empty space with His lovingkindness. The overarching spiritual transformation occurs when you move from weeping over past losses to trusting that God will perfect and complete everything that concerns your life. By anchoring your hope in Scripture, you gain the practical takeaway of praising Jesus even in foreign, difficult seasons. CHAPTER BREAKDOWN 00:00 Psalm 137:1-9: Sorrow by the Rivers of Babylon The Jewish exiles sat weeping by the rivers of Babylon, hanging up their harps because they could not sing the Lord's song in a foreign land. Protect your mental peace during seasons of loss by bringing your rawest emotions and grief directly to God in honest prayer. 36:47 Psalm 138:1-3: Praising God with a Whole Heart David resolves to praise the Lord with his entire heart, declaring that God has magnified His word above His name and answered his cry with spiritual strength. Build unwavering faith by trusting that God's written promises are completely reliable and will sustain you through every trial. 48:58 Psalm 138:4-6: The Lord Regards the Lowly Although God is exalted high above the heavens, He pays special attention to the humble while keeping His distance from the proud. Experience true spiritual growth by humbling yourself before Jesus, knowing His grace and favor belong to those who acknowledge their need for Him. 55:16 Psalm 138:7-8: God Will Perfect What Concerns You David expresses full confidence that God will revive him in the midst of trouble and complete the good work He began in his life. Discover your true purpose by resting in the covenant of grace, assured that Jesus will never abandon the work of His hands. CONCLUSION Challenge yourself this week to take your deepest pain or emptiness to the Lord in prayer, trusting Him to fill your heart with His peace. What promise from Scripture can you stand on today as you wait for God to complete His work in your life? Leave a comment below sharing your thoughts or prayer requests so we can pray with you. ANCHOR SCRIPTURES For You have magnified Your word above all Your name. In the day when I cried out, You answered me, and made me bold with strength in my soul. Psalm 138:2-3 https://ccmilwaukee.com #BibleStudy #SpiritualStrength #MentalPeace #ChristianFaith #Jesus

  5. Aug 16

    Mark 13:1-2: Prophecy of the Destruction of the Temple

    Deacon Tim Mortag teaches about Mark 13:1-2: Prophecy of the Destruction of the Temple on 8/16/2026 for our Sunday Service. Mark 13 Jesus Foretells Destruction of the Temple 1 Then as He went out of the temple, one of His disciples said to Him, "Teacher, see what manner of stones and what buildings are here!" 2 And Jesus answered and said to him, "Do you see these great buildings? Not one stone shall be left upon another, that shall not be thrown down." SERMON OVERVIEW In this revealing Bible study, the pastor explores the startling prophecy in Mark 13 where Jesus foretells the complete destruction of the glorious temple in Jerusalem. While the disciples were captivated by outward beauty and massive stones, Jesus was focused on the eternal, inward movement of the gospel message. The overarching spiritual transformation happens when you finally realize that what looks like total devastation in your life is often God making room for a greater purpose. By letting go of surface-level security and worldly attachments, you will experience the practical takeaway of building your unwavering faith on the unshakable foundation of Jesus Christ and His perfect righteousness. CHAPTER BREAKDOWN 00:00 Mark 13:1-2: The Illusion of Outward Beauty The disciples marvel at the magnificent stones and wealth of the temple, completely unaware that physical structures offer no lasting spiritual security. Cultivate your mental peace today by placing your absolute faith in the eternal promises of Jesus rather than seeking temporary earthly wealth. 16:04 Ezra 3:8-13: Comparing the Foundations Historical biblical context reveals how the second temple brought both weeping and joy, highlighting humanity's tendency to focus on past glories instead of present grace. Guard your heart against living in the past, and actively choose to embrace the new purpose God is building in your life today. 30:02 Luke 19:41-44: The Prophecy of Total Destruction Jesus weeps over the city of Jerusalem and predicts a complete leveling of the area because the people failed to recognize their Messiah. Maintain your spiritual strength during hard times by staying spiritually awake, seeking God in prayer, and remaining wholly submitted to His voice. 43:28 Acts 11:19-21: Beauty from Ashes What the mighty Roman Empire intended for total devastation actually scattered early believers to spread the beautiful gospel of grace to the entire world. Trust deeply that God can take the broken, scattered pieces of your deepest trials and repurpose them for a victorious testimony of faith. CONCLUSION Challenge yourself this week to stop finding security in temporary earthly things and start resting entirely in the eternal grace and righteousness of Jesus through daily Scripture reading. How has God faithfully repurposed a difficult season in your life for His glory? Leave a comment below sharing your thoughts or prayer requests so we can stand with you. https://ccmilwaukee.com #biblestudy #spiritualstrength #mentalpeace #christianfaith #jesus

  6. Aug 13

    Psalms 135-136: The Theology of God's Covenantal Faithfulness

    Pastor Lowell Nelson teaches through Psalms 135-136: The Theology of God's Covenantal Faithfulness on 8/12/2026 for our Wednesday Service. When anxiety threatens your mental peace, remembering the eternal covenant of God is the ultimate anchor for your soul. Discover how true spiritual strength is found by resting in the Lord, allowing His promises to guide you through hard times and reveal your ultimate purpose. SERMON OVERVIEW In this Bible study, the pastor explores the deep theological connection between Psalms 135 and 136. While the first psalm tells the history of God acting in faithful love, the second retells it with a powerful, responsive declaration of His enduring lovingkindness. By tracing God through the Scripture as Creator, Deliverer, and Conqueror, you will see how Jesus constantly moves on your behalf. The overarching spiritual transformation happens when you shift your focus from the inactive idols of this world to the active grace of the living God, securing unbreakable faith and mental peace for your daily walk. CHAPTER BREAKDOWN [00:00] Psalms 135:1-5: The Summons to Worship Discover how a vocabulary of gratitude shifts our perspective toward the goodness of God. When you actively choose to praise Him, you invite divine peace into your current circumstances. [11:49] Psalms 136:4-9: The Sovereign Creator God possesses the infinite wisdom to perfectly orchestrate everything in heaven and on earth. You can rest assured that the Creator holds your life together even during seasons of heavy anxiety. [22:00] Psalms 136:10-15: The Faithful Deliverer The Lord proves His power by bringing His people out of absolute bondage and despair. Apply this truth to your own life by trusting Jesus to lead you out of whatever holds you captive today. [41:16] Psalms 135:15-18: The Active God Unlike the powerless and inactive idols of this world, our God constantly moves on your behalf to provide and protect. Trade your worries for faith by leaning entirely on the living God who actively hears your prayer. [52:12] Psalm 63:3: Everlasting Lovingkindness Understand the profound difference between simple mercy and the eternal, covenantal lovingkindness of God. Embracing His unconditional grace ensures that your spiritual foundation and righteousness remain secure forever. CONCLUSION Challenge yourself this week to respond to every difficulty by declaring that the lovingkindness of the Lord endures forever. How has God shown His faithful grace in your life recently? Leave a comment below sharing your thoughts or prayer requests so we can encourage you. ANCHOR SCRIPTURES Hold fast to this Scripture as you navigate hard times, knowing that the grace and righteousness of Jesus will sustain you. Because your lovingkindness is better than life, my lips shall praise you. Psalm 63:3 He rescued us from our enemies, who gives food to all flesh, for His mercy endures forever. Psalm 136:24-25 https://ccmilwaukee.com #BibleStudy #SpiritualStrength #MentalPeace #ChristianFaith #Jesus

  7. Aug 11

    Numbers Chapter 9: The Second Passover and Following the Cloud

    Pastor Lowell Nelson teaches through Numbers Chapter 9: The Second Passover and Following the Cloud on 8/10/2026 for our Upper Room Bible Study. https://ebible.com/nkjv/numbers/9 When hard times and uncertainty cloud your future, finding true mental peace comes from surrendering your personal schedule to God. Learn how trusting Jesus as your ultimate guide gives you the spiritual strength needed to know when to move forward and when to wait patiently on Him. SERMON OVERVIEW In this Bible study of Numbers 9, the Pastor Lowell explores two central pillars of the Christian walk: remembering God's past salvation through the Passover and following His present guidance through the pillar of cloud and fire. By examining how God provided a second chance for those who missed the initial Passover, the teaching highlights the depth of divine grace for those facing real-world obstacles. Furthermore, the pastor unpacks how the cloud over the tabernacle dictated Israel's movements, teaching believers to prioritize God's presence over human plans. The overarching spiritual transformation occurs when you shift from anxiety over the unknown to resting confidently in God's perfect timing and purpose. CHAPTER BREAKDOWN 00:00 Numbers 9:1-5: Remembering the Covenant of Grace God commanded Israel to celebrate the Passover in the wilderness of Sinai, reminding them of their deliverance from bondage. Cultivate your mental peace by regularly looking back at your own salvation through Jesus and resting in His finished work on the cross. 23:18 Numbers 9:6-14: Grace for Life's Unexpected Obstacles When certain men became ceremonially unclean through no fault of their own, God established a second Passover to ensure everyone had an opportunity to worship. Gain spiritual strength by knowing that God extends grace and second chances when life's trials muddle your path. 39:50 Numbers 9:15-18: Following the Sovereign Cloud The physical presence of God rested over the tabernacle as a cloud by day and fire by night, moving only when the Lord commanded. Discover your true purpose by keeping your eyes fixed on the presence of Jesus rather than trying to force your own schedule. 53:38 Numbers 9:19-23: Learning the Discipline of God's Timing Whether the cloud remained for a single night, a month, or a full year, the Israelites remained encamped until God chose to move. Protect your heart against anxiety by learning to wait patiently on Scripture, trusting that God's timing is always perfect. CONCLUSION Challenge yourself this week to surrender your personal calendar to the Lord, seeking His presence above your own immediate plans. Is there an area of your life where you need to stop rushing and wait patiently on God? Leave a comment below sharing your thoughts or prayer requests so we can pray with you. ANCHOR SCRIPTURES Show me Your ways, O Lord; teach me Your paths. Lead me in Your truth and teach me, for You are the God of my salvation; on You I wait all the day. Psalm 25:4-5 https://ccmilwaukee.com #BibleStudy #SpiritualStrength #MentalPeace #ChristianFaith #Jesus

  8. Aug 9

    Mark 12:41-44: Seeking Stewardship

    Pastor Lowell Nelson teaches Mark 12:41-44: Seeking Stewardship on 8/9/2026 for our Sunday Service. Mark 12:41-44 The Widow's Offering 41 Now Jesus sat opposite the treasury and saw how the people put money into the treasury. And many who were rich put in much. 42 Then one poor widow came and threw in two mites, which make a quadrans. 43 So He called His disciples to Himself and said to them, "Assuredly, I say to you that this poor widow has put in more than all those who have given to the treasury; 44 "for they all put in out of their abundance, but she out of her poverty put in all that she had, her whole livelihood." Finding mental peace and spiritual strength during hard times starts with trusting God completely. When resources are low and anxiety is high, discovering true purpose requires a biblical shift in perspective. Experience freedom by learning how Jesus values your quietest sacrifices. Pastor Lowell Nelson guides us through a look at authentic faith in the Gospel of Mark. This study explores the stark contrast between the self serving religious leaders and the humble widow who gave everything she had. By examining this passage, you will uncover the transformative truth about biblical stewardship and the worship of giving. The overarching spiritual transformation happens when you realize God measures the size of your sacrifice, not the amount of your wealth. Walk away with the practical takeaway that your smallest acts of faith are deeply seen and honored by Jesus. CHAPTER BREAKDOWN 00:00 Mark 12:38-40: Beware the Religious Leaders Jesus directly confronts the corrupt religious system of His day that exploits the vulnerable and the poor for economic gain. The vital practical application is learning to guard your own heart against spiritual pride, ensuring your faith remains securely rooted in God's genuine covenant of grace rather than the pursuit of outward human approval. 15:30 Mark 12:41-42: The Widow at the Treasury We intently observe the quiet actions of a humble woman who brings her very last two small coins to the temple offering. This reveals the comforting theological truth that Jesus clearly sees exactly what we sacrifice for Him, teaching us to find mental peace and deep purpose even in our most difficult seasons of scarcity. 32:15 Mark 12:43-44: The True Measure of Sacrifice Jesus boldly declares that this unseen widow gave far more than all the wealthy contributors combined because she gave out of her poverty. Believers today can apply this powerful lesson by trusting that complete surrender to God produces an enduring spiritual strength and righteousness that worldly wealth can never buy. CONCLUSION Embrace the challenge to give God your entire heart today, trusting that He honors your faithful sacrifice over your abundance. What is one area of your life where you need to trust God more right now? Please share your thoughts or prayer requests in the comments below. ANCHOR SCRIPTURES "And he called unto him his disciples, and saith unto them, Verily I say unto you, That this poor widow hath cast more in, than all they which have cast into the treasury." Mark 12:43 Let the enduring truth of this Scripture encourage your daily walk with Jesus. https://ccmilwaukee.com

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Calvary Chapel Milwaukee is a fellowship of believers under the Lordship of Jesus Christ who desire to glorify Him with our lives. We yearn to know and experience Jesus through His written word and in doing so, be transformed into the image of our Savior. We aspire to see the salvation of those who do not have a personal relationship with Jesus. We desire to see Christians grow in the grace and knowledge of Jesus and mature in their walk with Him, as well as be equipped for the work of the ministry. This podcast will allow you to become familiar with us and our beliefs. Grace to you all.

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    Calvary Chapel Milwaukee
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    2020 - 2026
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