"So in Christ we, though many, form one body, and
each member belongs to all the others." - Romans 12:5
each member belongs to all the others." - Romans 12:5
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All Campus Worship Night – Upper|House
Upper|House 365 East Campus Mall, Suite 200, Madison, United StatesOur annual All-Campus Worship Night will be held Wednesday, September 4 @ 7 PM. This event kicks off the academic year and gives Christian students on campus an opportunity to
Does Archaeology Contradict Old Testament Stories?
Upper|House 365 East Campus Mall, Suite 200, Madison, United StatesHave archaeologists “disproved” the historical reliability of the biblical texts? These concerns are as common as they are serious for believers, whether confronting flashy news articles or hearing well-articulated, challenging
Lumen Center @ Upper House || Dallas A. Willard Lecture: Making Sense of Your (Whole) Moral Self
Upper House 365 East Campus Mall, Suite 200, Madison, WI, United StatesThe recent academic study of ethics—our collective moral knowledge—has dramatically narrowed to focus on problem-solving, even as theories have multiplied to satisfy the primacy of personal preferences. As a result,
Midwest Gospel Preaching Summit
Upper|House 365 East Campus Mall, Suite 200, Madison, United StatesJoin us for the Third Annual Midwest Gospel Preaching Summit, an inspiring, equipping, worship-filled gathering for preachers, pastors, and ministry leaders committed to spreading the Gospel of Jesus Christ and
Stonecroft Couples Dinner: “Operating in the Combat Zone”
Dahmen’s at Hawk’s Landing, 88 Hawks Landing Circle, Verona, Wisconsin 88 Hawks Landing Circle, Verona, WI, United StatesSpeaker: Doctor David Goodspeed, Retired U.S. Army Colonel, UW orthopedic surgeon, and former University of Wisconsin wrestler Dr. Goodspeed will share how his faith was strengthened during three tours of
$30
Friday Night Lecture Series: Can Ancient Christians Teach Us Anything About the Bible
Geneva Campus Church 401 Blackhawk Avenue, Madison, WI, United StatesThere is a long-unquestioned assumption that to understand biblical texts, one must first understand the original historical contexts. However, early Christian Bible readers didn't share this assumption and often interpreted