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In Lesson 5 of The Fruit of the Spirit series, Pastor Putnam teaches on the importance of kindness and gentleness as evidence of a life being transformed by the Holy Spirit. This message reminds us that being filled with the Holy Ghost is more than an experience—it should be reflected in the way we live, speak, respond, and treat others. Through the example of Jesus, we are challenged to be people who are approachable, compassionate, forgiving, and willing to show kindness even when others give us reasons not to. Pastor Putnam encourages us to understand that gentleness is not weakness, but strength under control. Kindness can open doors that arguments never will, build trust, soften hearts, and demonstrate the Gospel through our everyday actions. As we walk with Christ, the goal is for His character to become increasingly visible in us. We are challenged to leave people better than we found them and to intentionally demonstrate the kindness of God wherever we go. To learn more about what God is doing in Sheboygan County and beyond, visit us at posc.church!

In this powerful message, “The Door Is Still Open,” Bro. Joseph Putnam reminds us of God’s mercy, patience, and the opportunity we still have to respond to Him. Through the story of Noah and the warning of coming judgment, we are challenged to recognize that God provides a way of salvation and calls us to walk in faith and obedience. From creation and humanity’s choices to the days of Noah and Jesus’ teaching about the end times, Scripture reminds us that God is patient and desires that people turn toward Him. The door of opportunity remains open, but we are called to respond while we have the opportunity. This message encourages us to have faith, remain watchful, share the Gospel, and faithfully fulfill the Great Commission. The door is still open—will we walk through it? To learn more about what God is doing in Sheboygan County and beyond, visit us at posc.church!

In this lesson of The Fruit of the Spirit series, Sis. Cheryl Budworth explores the biblical meaning of longsuffering—learning to patiently endure trials, difficulties, and challenging circumstances while continuing to trust God. Through Scripture, we are reminded that trials can produce patience, strengthen our faith, and develop spiritual maturity. Longsuffering reflects the character of God and calls us to walk with humility, patience, and love toward others. This message encourages us to wait on the Lord, remain faithful through difficult seasons, and endure to the end, trusting that God is working even when we cannot see the outcome. To learn more about what God is doing in Sheboygan County and beyond, visit us at posc.church!

In this powerful message, “Holding Forth the Word of Life,” Bishop John E. Putnam challenges us to live out our faith faithfully and shine as lights in a world that desperately needs the truth of God’s Word. Drawing from Philippians 2:12–16, this message reminds us of the importance of working out our salvation, living without murmuring or compromise, and holding firmly to the Word of Life. Through Scripture, we are reminded that Jesus is the Word made flesh, that He has not left us comfortless, and that we have been called and commissioned to take the Gospel to others. As believers, our lives are to serve as a testimony of God's transforming power, pointing others toward Christ. May this message encourage you to stand firm in your faith, faithfully share the Gospel, and hold forth the Word of Life wherever God has placed you. To learn more about what God is doing in Sheboygan County and beyond, visit us at posc.church!

In Lesson 3 of The Fruit of the Spirit, Bro. Sam Weber explores the biblical meaning of peace and how it is produced in the life of a believer through the work of the Holy Spirit. Drawing from Galatians 5:22–23 and other passages, this message reminds us that God’s peace is not dependent on our circumstances. Jesus offers a peace that goes beyond what the world can provide, and Scripture teaches us to bring our worries, fears, and burdens to Him. Through John 14:26–27, Philippians 4:6–7, 1 Peter 5:7, and Isaiah 26:3, we are encouraged to trust God, cast our cares upon Him, and keep our minds focused on Him. Discover how walking in the Spirit allows God’s peace to guard our hearts and minds, even in difficult seasons. To learn more about what God is doing in Sheboygan County and beyond, visit us at posc.church!

In this powerful message, Sis. Cheryl Budworth shares “Anointed, but Hiding...Coming Out from Behind the Baggage.” Drawing from 1 Samuel 10:20–27 NLT, we explore the story of Saul, who was chosen and anointed by God yet found hiding among the baggage. Sometimes fear, insecurity, past failures, or uncertainty can cause us to hide from the very purpose God has called us to fulfill. Through additional scriptures including 1 Samuel 10:22, 1 Samuel 13:13–14, Proverbs 3:5–6, 1 Samuel 15:22, and 2 Timothy 1:7, this message reminds us to trust God, walk in obedience, and move forward in the calling He has placed on our lives. God has not given us a spirit of fear. It’s time to stop hiding behind the baggage and step into the purpose, anointing, and plan that God has prepared for us. To learn more about what God is doing in Sheboygan County and beyond, visit us at posc.church!

In Lesson 2 of The Fruit of the Spirit series, Pastor Putnam explores the powerful subject of Joy. Discover the difference between happiness and true biblical joy—a joy that is not controlled by circumstances, people, possessions, or success, but is produced by the Holy Spirit. Through Scripture and the example of Paul and Silas, this message reminds us that we can still worship in the midnight hour, remain thankful in difficult seasons, and find strength in the joy of the Lord. Learn how gratitude, worship, guarding your mind, and keeping your eyes on eternity can help cultivate a joy that remains. Join Pastor Putnam for this encouraging lesson and discover how to experience spiritual stability in an unstable world through the joy that comes from the Spirit. To learn more about what God is doing in Sheboygan County and beyond, visit us at posc.church!

In this powerful message, Pastor Putnam challenges us to consider an important question: What has God already spoken to us that we have failed to put into practice? “The Forgotten Message” reminds us that hearing the Word, agreeing with the Word, and even feeling convicted by the Word is not enough. True transformation happens when we become doers of the Word and allow what God speaks to change the way we live. Join Pastor Putnam as he explores the danger of becoming comfortable hearing sermons without responding to them and encourages us to ask, not just, “What a message?” but, “What must I change?” Don’t just hear it—live it. Don’t just underline it—obey it. Let the message walk out of the church with you and become part of your life. To learn more about what God is doing in Sheboygan County and beyond, visit us at posc.church!

Join Pastor Putnam as we begin a powerful new Wednesday series, “The Fruit of the Spirit.” This opening message focuses on the foundational fruit of the Spirit—love—and challenges us to consider what is truly growing in our lives. The Holy Spirit is not simply meant to change how we worship; He is meant to transform how we live and how we love. Through Scripture, Pastor Putnam explores what it means for God’s love to become our love—affecting our relationships, our attitudes, our patience, our forgiveness, and the way we treat those around us. As we begin this series, we are challenged with a simple but powerful question: “What is the Holy Ghost producing in me?” To learn more about what God is doing in Sheboygan County and beyond, visit us at posc.church!

In this powerful message, “Will You?”, Bro. John A. Putnam challenges us to consider our response when God calls us to follow Him and serve His purpose. Through Isaiah 6:1–8, Matthew 28:18–20, and Revelation 3:20–22, we are reminded that God is calling, inviting, and commissioning us—but the question remains: Will you respond? This message encourages us to move beyond simply hearing God’s Word and to willingly answer His call with faith, obedience, and a heart ready to serve. To learn more about what God is doing in Sheboygan County and beyond, visit us at posc.church!

In this powerful message from The Follow Me Series, Pastor Putnam explores the story of Matthias in Acts 1 and the importance of trusting God’s timing. When the disciples faced an empty place after Judas’ departure, they moved to fill the vacancy—but Jesus had instructed them to wait for the promise of the Holy Spirit. This message challenges us to consider how often we try to solve problems simply because waiting makes us uncomfortable. God’s plan may be preparing something—or someone—we cannot yet see. Through the contrast between Matthias and Saul of Tarsus, we are reminded that God’s choices can look very different from our own. Discover why waiting is not doing nothing—it is active trust and obedience. When the answer hasn’t come, the door hasn’t opened, or the path isn’t clear, we can trust that God is still working. God’s will is worth the wait. To hear more about what God is doing in Sheboygan County and beyond, visit us at posc.church!

In this powerful message, Pastor Putnam reminds us that God is the Author of our story. Even when we find ourselves in difficult, confusing, or painful chapters, God sees the entire story and already knows the ending. Drawing from Jeremiah 29:11, Hebrews 12:2, and the stories of Joseph, Peter, and Jesus, this message encourages us to stop trying to control the pen and instead trust the One who holds it. God can use waiting, disappointment, rejection, closed doors, and even failure to accomplish His greater purpose. Sometimes what looks like a period is only the end of a chapter. God may be preparing to turn the page. The Author is a message about faith, trust, redemption, and remembering that Jesus is not only the Author of our faith—He is also the Finisher. We may not understand every chapter, but we can trust the One writing the story. To learn more about what God is doing in Sheboygan County and beyond, visit us at posc.church!

In this message from The Follow Me Series, Pastor Putnam takes an honest and challenging look at the life of Judas Iscariot. Though Judas walked closely with Jesus, witnessed His miracles, and was one of the twelve disciples, his heart gradually drifted through compromise, greed, and unresolved offense. This powerful message challenges us to examine our own hearts and recognize the warning signs of spiritual drift. Being around Jesus is not the same as truly belonging to Him. Pastor Putnam reminds us of the importance of prayer, God’s Word, worship, accountability, forgiveness, and complete surrender. Most importantly, this message offers hope: even when we have drifted, Jesus is still reaching for us. Don't ignore the drift—wake up, turn back, and draw near to Him. To hear more about what God is doing in Sheboygan County and beyond, visit us at posc.church!

Join Pastor Putnam for a powerful message from Psalm 139 titled “The Inescapable Visibility of God.” This sermon reminds us that God knows us completely, sees every part of our lives, and is always present—no matter how high, low, far, or dark our circumstances may become. Pastor Putnam encourages us to stop hiding and start inviting God to search our hearts, knowing that God’s vision is not meant to condemn us, but to reach, restore, cleanse, lead, and hold us. Even after seeing every failure, struggle, and secret, God still reaches for us with His grace and love. Discover the freedom that comes from knowing: “I cannot hide from God—and because He loves me, I don’t have to.” To learn more about what God is doing in Sheboygan County and beyond, visit us at posc.church!

To hear more about what God is doing in Sheboygan County and beyond, visit us at posc.church!