As followers of Jesus, we have been equipped and empowered by the Holy Spirit to be the salt and light of Jesus in everyday situations. We are all placed in various situations and conversations on a daily basis where the Holy Spirit is prompting us to do something about it. Our relationship with God is both vertical and horizontal. God has lavished His love onto us so that His love will overflow into our daily relationships. 

Religion can become a major distraction from the heart of Christianity: a personal relationship with Jesus. Jesus restores the focus when He teaches us to love God and love others. Because we are loved by God, we respond first by loving Him. Flowing from that love we also love those around us, which means sharing with them the hope of salvation in Jesus. How are you sharing and teaching Jesus' love to the people that God has placed right in front of you? Brookfield Lutheran Church is here to equip and train you so that you might be sent out in various capacities. What are you intentionally doing to be equipped for the mission? Do your priorities line up with God's priorities?

Ask good questions.  Why?  This is the best way to learn, grow and develop better solutions to problems.  It is also a wonderful way to learn more about people and find ways to point them to Jesus.

In here is for out there.  All the stuff that we learn and receive and experience together as followers of Jesus is not meant to be kept in one place or left here at church.  Where will you take what God has given you and done in you and for you?

Transformed from stone and filled with the Spirit. We are meant to go out and make disciples of all nations. Welcome new Assistant Pastor Eric Kolonich as he delivers his first sermon at Brookfield Lutheran Church.

Our vision statement says, “We are an imperfect family actively sharing the love, truth, and hope of Jesus with our community.”  We can hope that happens (passive), but this family is committed to making that happen (active).