The Bridge 3CU Church Messages

One of the challenges of life is dealing with transitions and the unknowns that come with it. The Disciples were dealing with large transitions. They had been with Jesus, then He was cruxified, then risen, then He is still going away. He tells them of a Comforter, but they don't know who that is. Maybe you are in a transitionary part of your life, with several unknowns. Listen as some of the Disci...

Sometimes in our desire to follow God's Will it takes us down a path we may not really want to go down. We expect things to be a certain way. We want to go down a different path. Jesus prayed, not my will but thine be done. Desiring to do God's Will is one thing, accepting it, well -- listen to learn more about the struggle of bring the two together.

Spending time near Jesus? So did Judas Iscariot. So did Peter. One betrayed Jesus, the other denied Him. Don't want to follow in their footsteps - click on the image below to hear more.

Just prior to Jesus crucifixion He comes into the temple, into the religious leaderships backyard and literally turns over tables. There are several things we can learn from this, including that Jesus, is not someone to mess with. Listen to the message by click on the image below to hear more.

Do you feel like God is late? Wondering where He is in your situation? In John 11, we find Mary and Martha in a similar situation. Listen in to this message and see what insights you can learn that may be helpful in what you are going through.

What is the difference between prayer and supplication? Once you hear the answer, you might ask the question, "Have I ever really prayed before?"

As we find in Ephesians 6, the battle is not against flesh and blood, and we are challenged to put on the full armor of God. What is the full armor of God? Listen to this message from Pastor Newland.

Life can be a struggle, but who are we wrestling against?

The Relationship between Christ and the Church is used to understand the relationship between husband and wife. But scripture seems to help us better understand the relationship between Christ and the church by apply our understanding of the relationship between husband and wife.

As some are looking towards tradition to better understand the roles of Husbands and Wives, let's look to scripture.

We begin this multi-part series on Husband and Wives with a discussion on Love and Respect.

God is paying attention to what type of Child, Parent, Employee and Boss we are. What are some of His expectations.

You may have heard the argument that some things aren't 'wrong' because Jesus didn't say they were wrong. But isn't that like telling your Math teacher that 2+2=5 isn't wrong because she didn't say it was wrong, when all along you know she told you what the right answer is? Don't fall for the argument that because Jesus didn't say a particular activity was sin that it is okay.

Because God Loves me can I really do anything I want?

The Angel proclaimed glad tidings of Great Joy - do you possess that Joy?

As we continue our series in Ephesians, today we look as Ephesians 4:25-29 as Paul challenges the Ephesians and by extension us in how we interact with others and conduct ourselves. Paul is likely challenging cultural norms.

What are the dangers if you keep acting like the old man? Why should you act like the new man?

Did you know that everyone that is a Christian is a minister? Confused? Listen as Pastor Newland shares from Ephesians 4 and talks about people in the church working together to build up the church.

How should we approach the challenge of keeping unity in our churches?

Most people use cellphones even though they don't understand how they work. You can experience God even if you can't explain His existence.

Regardless of your background or heritage you have the opportunity to experience the Love of God.

Jesus spent time with sinners, shouldn't Christians and the church do so also?

"Where do wars and fights come from among you?" is a quote from the beginning of New Testament book of James chapter 4. What's the answer? the solution? Take a listen.

Do you find most "wisdom" is confusing? What's up with that?