Bridge Church - Fort Saskatchewan

While we often wish our own spiritual progress moved faster, growing in faith is almost always a process. In His incredible grace, God surprises us (and perhaps even frustrates us) by reaching the most unlikely of people. Join us this week as Pastor Ryan kicks off a new series called "Unsung Heroes."

We can often be stuck in the past or fixed on the future, but the present is often neglected. How can we "make the most of every opportunity"? Join us this week LIVE in person or Online, as one of Bridge Church's elders Greg Boskers, brings the message. We will also be taking the Lord's Supper together.

We all have a past. There are parts of it that make us smile and parts that make us cry. When we submit our lives to Christ not a moment is wasted. How can we honour, remember, heal from, and learn from our past? How does this lead to flourishing?

If God created time, what does that actually mean? Does He exist outside of time? Is time something that happens to us, or can we participate in shaping it? Join Bridge this week as we begin our new series, "Time After Time."

In a world where people tend to overcomplicate and bring anxiety into every arena, historical Christianity is beautiful in its simplicity. Find out what it means to "simplify your faith." Join us this week as Pastoral Intern Gavin Schaefer brings the message

While money is often taboo to talk about in our culture, incredibly 15% of Jesus' teaching surrounded wealth! What do the Scriptures say about money? What would it mean to live out what they say? Join us this week as we discover the counter-intuitive, identity-forming, liberating Grace of God at work in our finances!

Ask anyone how they are doing and more often than not they will say "I'm busy!" In a culture that constantly keeps us running from one thing to the next, what does it mean to simplify our schedules? How do we prioritize the things that matter the most? In Luke 10 we will discover just that.

Each and every day, we make thousands of choices that affect our emotional and mental health. Have you ever struggled with a mind that won't stop racing? Has something or someone ever taken more space in your head than was deserved? In an anxiety-inducing world, Followers of Jesus can cultivate a Holy imagination.

Life can be too complicated. We are buried in junk, busier than ever, anxious, and financially stretched. The Good News is that the Way of Jesus is refreshingly simple and affects every area of your life. When it comes to "stuff," less can truly be more.

This week we welcome Guest Pastor Rich Braaksma! Hear about how Jesus gives us a new vision for the world.

Have you ever tried running away from God? No matter what we do, where we go, or how hard we resist - God's love is complete, persevering and inescapable. In John 6, we will discover that Jesus is Lord of Salvation.

Do you want to get well? Freedom is a gift of Grace from God. However, to receive freedom we need to want it first. Join us this week as we experience the healing power of Jesus.

When people came to Jesus looking for miracles they often got more than they bargained for. Do you love God because of what He can do for you or for who He is? What if God wants to give you more than you could possibly imagine? What if more than simply "solutions for your life" God wants to give you salvation?

The Temple of Jerusalem was a place of national pride for the Jewish people. They travelled far distances just to get a glimpse. Even Jesus disciples "ooo-ed and ahhh-ed" over its splendour. Yet sometimes the trappings of institutional religion can actually become a barrier to what really matters. The church isn't about dazzling buildings, fancy clothes or silver-tongued preachers - it is about Go...

When life is confusing and filled with suffering, we can look to heaven and cry, “God, Give me a sign!” Through 7 unique signs in the book of John, Jesus brought supernatural hope into the lives of ordinary people. He was also pointing to a greater reality of who He was. The first of the 7 signs takes place at a wedding where the wine has run out. When the wine dries up in your life, how do you fi...

Pastor Ryan finishes up our series on the book of Colossians called "The New Everything". We will turn our attention to "making the most of every opportunity" in our lives. In a wandering world filled with careless words and shallow friendships - Christ-followers are called to be intentional in prayer and relationships.

As we continue in the book of Colossians, we will look at a controversial piece of Scripture. What does being part of "The New Everything" mean for relationships in the home and the workplace?

Continuing our series in the book of Colossians, Guest Pastor Cris Harper joins Bridge to share a message on a "New Way to be Human."

Life can be unrelenting, overwhelming and exhausting. Paul gave the Colossian church an encouraging word that they could reject the pressures of the world. On the cross, Jesus made a spectacle of the powers of darkness. We can live lives of courage because Jesus is enough.