The Bridge Church Sermons

Explore the transformative power of sharing meals through personal anecdotes and Jesus' ministry. Reflect on the inclusivity and acceptance of Jesus towards all, urging us to offer love and grace to those in need. Embrace the call to step out of comfort zones and embody Christ's message through simple acts of kindness.

Discover the transformative power of faith in the darkest moments, featuring an emotional letter from an inmate. Engage in fun Bible trivia about the Christmas story while exploring the profound theme of God's presence. Understand the deep meaning behind 'God with us' during difficult times, especially around the holidays. Hear a personal journey of healing from substance abuse and the impact of faith on rehabilitation. Relish in the comforting assurance that we are never truly alone, especially during the Christmas season.

Join the work of redemption through acts of grace, share gospel hope generously, create sacred spaces of divine hospitality, extend God's invitation to others, small acts of kindness in bringing healing and leading people to Jesus

The podcast discusses the process of spiritual formation and transformation, highlighting the importance of stories, habits, and relationships. It explores the invitation to follow Jesus and the goals of becoming like him and living on mission. The misconceptions about transformation are challenged, emphasizing the need for surrender, formation, and community. The concept of putting to death sinful desires and pursuing Christ is explored, as well as the rollercoaster of growth and living with God. The podcast concludes by emphasizing the importance of love in transformation and modeling it for future generations.

The podcast discusses the importance of being with Jesus and prioritizing His presence. It explores discipleship to Jesus, intimacy with God, the power of the Bible as God's means of revelation, walking in step with the Spirit, and being intentional about God's presence.

Who is Jesus to you? Like many of the people in the Bible, we have expectations of who the Messiah is and how he should act. But we cannot customize Jesus to our liking and we don't get to define what it means to follow him. He gives us clear instructions in Matthew 16:24, "Whoever wants to be my disciple must deny themselves and take up their cross and follow me". We need to let go of the Jesus we created to suit our desires, be willing to endure things we may not want to, and follow him. This journey will not be easy, but we need to keep in mind that Jesus isn't after fans, he's after our hearts. ___________________________To support this ministry and help us continue our God given mission, click here: http://bit.ly/2NZkdrC Support the show

Just like John the Baptist, all Christians will go through seasons of doubt, but it's up to us whether that doubt can become a time of spiritual formation. Let us use our doubts to drive us into a deeper pursuit of Jesus.To support this ministry and help us continue our God given mission, click here: http://bit.ly/2NZkdrC Support the show

Just like Thomas in John 20, our doubt can show how close we are to God; but the voice of doubt is not something to be ashamed of. You won't be belittled or judged. Let our doubts be challenged and transformed by God's truth and faithfulness.To support this ministry and help us continue our God given mission, click here: http://bit.ly/2NZkdrC Support the show

Doubt is often seen as the enemy of faith or something to hide and be ashamed of. The truth is that many very faithful people, like Jesus himself, are known to have experienced the tension between faith and doubt. This tension is not always a bad thing!Doubt can be good. It can shake us up, make us think in new ways, and challenges us to see things with a new set of eyes. Despite common misconceptions, Christ-followers aren't people who never doubt, but they are people who make the choice to trust God with our doubts. ____________________________________To support this ministry and help us continue our God given mission, click here: http://bit.ly/2NZkdrC Support the show

Do you ever look at the chaos in the world around you and think, "What is taking Jesus so long? When will he come back?" Most of us have felt that longing before. Knowing that God’s timeline is not ours, a better question to ask might be this: How do we live with patience and purpose while we are waiting?Every day that Christ delays his coming is His patience on display—it's an opportunity for someone to come to the salvation He freely offers, and for us who have received it to share it with others. Every day is a gift of grace, and we have a purpose in this world. Our assurance in Christ’s coming will lead us to action. Listen to this weeks sermon on the second coming of Christ - To support this ministry and help us continue our God given mission, click here: http://bit.ly/2NZkdrC Support the show