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What if the greatest battle in your spiritual life isn’t external…but internal?

In Week 4 of our Holy Spirit series at LEV Church, we explored Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane and the tension between the desires of the flesh and the desires of the Spirit.

True righteousness is not the absence of struggle. It’s surrendering to the Father in the middle of the struggle.

This message dives into:
Prayer & temptation
Crucifying the flesh
Dependence on the Holy Spirit
Why willpower alone cannot transform us
Jesus in Gethsemane

We also included several resources from this week’s message:
📚 Free Smith Wigglesworth devotional PDF
📖 Oswald Chambers books
📝 Church Notes notebook + 5% discount code

Read & watch here:

Holy Spirit Week 4: Crucifying the Flesh Through Prayer & Surrender — @ LEV Church Discover how true transformation happens through surrender to the Holy Spirit, not human willpower. In Week 4 of LEV Church’s Holy Spirit series, Pastor Eddie Bousum explores Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane, prayer, crucifying the flesh, and living Spirit-led lives rooted in surrender and depend...

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This Easter at LEV Church…things are going to look a little different.

Our Kids Ministry has been preparing something special…not just for kids, but for our entire church family.

Instead of a traditional service, our auditorium is being transformed into an interactive Stations of the Cross experience where you’ll walk through the story of Jesus at your own pace.

So come ready to move…to reflect…and to experience Easter in a way that’s different this year.

We’d love for you to be part of it 🫶

We always love gathering together but, Wisconsin is being...well Wisconsin! So, we're going to cancel service tomorrow. Even though we're not at the temple, you can still gather at your table! We love you, stay safe & warm!

Sometimes the greatest threat to our faith isn’t sin or suffering… it’s familiarity.

We all have seasons we look back on...moments when God felt near, when things felt clear, when life felt lighter. There’s nothing wrong with remembering. But when we begin trusting the memory of what God did more than the God who is still moving, our hearts slowly drift.

This week’s message explores how even something God once used for healing can become an idol if we’re not careful, and how Scripture invites us back into daily dependence, not nostalgia.

If you’ve ever felt stuck, tired, or longing for “the way it used to be,” this one is for you.

Awakening Without Idolatry: What God Uses Must Never Replace the God We Trust — @ LEV Church A message from LEV Church on how spiritual awakenings drift when we idolize what God once used. From Numbers 21 to Hezekiah’s reform, discover how to live in daily dependence - not familiarity.