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"How Can They Hear?" is about our responsibility as followers of Christ to take the gospel beyond our own communities and ensure that people around the world have the opportunity to hear the life changing message of Jesus Christ. Together, we explore why missions matters and how each of us can play a part in reaching those who have not heard the gospel of Jesus Christ.

From all across Southeast Wisconsin and from all over the world, God is building His church right here at Discover, yet our work is not finished yet. In this episode, we explore what the scriptures teach about unity, why it is essential to our God-given mission and how each of us play an important role in maintaining unity.

Dr. Robert Eby brings a timely message from Numbers 11, challenging us to become a Spirit-empowered church.

We live in a world that is quick to cancel, dismiss and walk away from people. Reality shows vote people off the island. Social media cuts people off with a click. Relationships are often treated as disposable. But God's Kingdom operates differently. Jesus calls us to something better: reconciliation. In week 3, we discover how God's grace restores relationships, heals conflict and brings people back together.

You don’t go to church; you ARE the church! The church is not a building that you come and sit in. It is a movement that you choose whether or not you are going to be a part of. In week 2, we explore how each of us can become partners in sharing the good news of Jesus with our community and world.

In Week 1, we look at Acts 6 and how the early church responded when growth brought real challenges. Instead of ignoring what was broken, they cared for those who were being overlooked and made faithful changes that helped the church grow stronger and healthier. The heart of the message is simple: A healthy church isn’t a perfect church. It’s a church that allows the Holy Spirit to keep shaping it into who God wants it to become.

Have you ever felt like this world is not quite your home? In the middle of life's challenges, disappointments and uncertainties, there is a deep longing in every believer for something greater. We were created for eternity. We wrap up our Summer Playlist series looking at Phil Wickham's song, "Homesick for Heaven." We explore God's promise of our eternal home and discover how the hope of heaven can give us strength, purpose and peace today. Be reminded that no matter what you are facing, your best days are not behind you. They are ahead of you in the presence of the Lord. This world is temporary. Heaven is eternal.

Every day, countless voices compete for our attention—notifications, news, work, entertainment and social media. Josiah Queen’s “Dusty Bibles” invites us to ask whether all that noise has crowded out the voice of Jesus. Opening the Bible is not about checking a religious box or earning God’s approval. It is about making room for God to speak—to let His truth reveal where we have drifted and to trust Him enough to change direction. In this week's Summer Playlist, we explore “Dusty Bibles” and what it looks like to quiet the noise, open God’s Word and make room to hear His voice.

This week, we explore "Jesus Be the Name" by Elevation Worship. There is a name so great that it deserves to be at the center of our hearts, our words and our lives. Whether you have followed Jesus for years or you are simply searching for hope, you will rediscover why the name of Jesus changes everything.

This week on our Summer Playlist, we are exploring the message behind Jamie MacDonald's "Left It In the River." What if the weight you have been carrying was never yours to keep? Discover how Jesus invites you to leave behind guilt, shame and labels so you can walk in the freedom, joy and renewal only He can give.

Life doesn't always go the way we planned. If you feel like you have been handed a lot of lemons lately, be encouraged because God specializes in bringing good out of life’s disappointments and setbacks. It’s time to make some lemonade!

Is America’s greatest need political, economic or social? Scripture points us to a deeper answer. True blessing comes when a people acknowledge God as Lord and align their hearts with His purposes. “One Nation Under God” is a timely message from Psalm 33:12 as we explore what it means for a nation to experience God's favor, the responsibility of God's people in times of cultural uncertainty, and the hope that is found when we put our trust in Him rather than in human systems.

Pastors Jerry and Jon Brooks share lessons they learned from their dads growing up.