Bridge Church - Fort Saskatchewan

Ephesians 1:15-23 At times we can go through the motions with faith, church and family life. We can know the truth in our minds, but completely miss it in our hearts. At the same time, we can have access to the greatest Power in the universe and still choose mediocrity in our lives. Paul's desire for the Ephesians was for them to be fully-alive, awakened and empowered to the reality of God. Join u...

Ephesians 1:8b-10 In society today, we can spend a frequent amount of time trying to plan our lives out. Ranging from post-secondary education, preparing for your new born baby, to making sure you miss every red light on your morning commute. Yet with all this effort, our plans still fall short. This Sunday at Bridge Church, come and find out not only how great of a planner God is, but that you pl...

Ephesians 1:4-6 At times life can feel frustratingly random. We are often at the mercy of circumstances that we cannot ever hope to control. In Ephesus, the early Christians were wrestling with their identity and sense of belonging in greater society. Paul reminded them that they were not there by mistake. In fact, they were lovingly chosen by God to be His children for the sake of the world. Join...

Ephesians 1:1-3 From the day we are born to the day we die, we ask the question "Who am I?" Our culture tells us we are defined by our social status, net worth, body shape, career accomplishments, ethnicity, sexuality and so much more. In his letter to the Ephesians, Paul helps anchor us in our God-given identities. Indeed, there is more to life than just what we can see. Join Bridge Church this w...

Ever had those moments where you feel like your at the top of the mountain? When you've finally accomplished your goals! It's a great feeling, but then the next day comes, and you're lost. Join us this week at Bridge Church as we learn how Elijah, Lord of the Rings, and whispers reveal to us the ways God provides for us when we are lost and the role Christian Discipleship plays in that provision....

In our fast paced world of social media and everyone trying the latest fad for instant success; it's difficult to imagine an all-or-nothing influencer. From instant fixes like flex tape and the wisdom of Scripture Jesus shows us that he is more than we think him to be.

Matthew 7:13-23 In today's world, we are under an onslaught of decisions that we have to make each and every day. These decisions are what we use to help shape our identity, and it can be overwhelming. In our second-to-last teaching from the Sermon on the Mount, join us as we see how Jesus uses three illustrations to provide clarity and peace among all the chaos; and calls us to rethink our identi...

Matthew 7:7-11 In stark contrast with a world of instant-fixes and hucksters who claim to have all the answers, real spiritual growth in our lives requires a process that takes time. The way of Jesus is one of radical dependence on God as we persistently seek His face. When we "ask, seek and knock" we may discover years later we aren't the people we were when we started.

Matthew 7:6 While Jesus tells us that we must not be judgemental towards others in Matthew 7, a few verses later, He encourages us to use our best judgement in terms of who enters the sacred spaces of our lives. Join Bridge Church this week as we talk about Pigs, Pearls and loving difficult people.

Matthew 7:1-5 We live in some pretty judgemental times, and we can feel afraid of judgement at every corner. Come join us at Bridge Church while we discuss sawdust, planks and your BFF judgement free zone in our continuing series on the Sermon on the Mount.

Matthew 6:25-34 In a world that is giving us all increasingly more reasons to become anxious and worried, the way of Jesus is marked by foundational trust in God. While we seek first the Kingdom of God in our hearts, lives and community, the Spirit tenderly cares & provides for His people.

Matthew 6:19-24 Following Jesus is radically counter-cultural. He wants nothing short of all of our hearts. During the Sermon on the Mount Jesus presented a new way to be human which included a set of Kingdom Economics. Living a life of generosity has the power to bring light into our lives, free us from our idolatry and leads to eternal returns. Join us this week as we talk about God, money and t...

Matthew 6:16-18 For thousands of years, human beings have stopped eating food for a set period of time with the goal of spiritual breakthrough. In recent years, this ancient practice has become popular for all sorts of different reasons. Join Bridge Church this week as we talk practically about Christian fasting - what it is, how it works and what the benefits could be for your life.

Matthew 6:12 Today, we have a strange view on what forgiveness is, and how forgiveness works. Either we treat forgiveness as forgetting that we've been wronged, or we believe forgiveness should be easy all the time. This Sunday at Bridge, we are continuing our series in the Lord's Prayer and taking a look at what Jesus taught about forgiveness and how we can be a people of forgiveness; even when i...

Matthew 6:11 For a first-century believer asking God for "daily bread" was often not a metaphor. While our needs/desires aren't as precarious as theirs were - we too ask God for our own "daily bread." This week at Bridge we will explore asking God for tangible and intangible needs in prayer. With input from the Gospels, CS Lewis, and others, we will discover the Gift-giving-God who is eager to mee...

Zechariah lived during an era of despair. The faithful felt forgotten and feared their best days were behind them. Their challenges were enormous. Most everyone resonates with the desperation that results when we face a problem that is just too big for us… and the remarkable results when God shows up. Ironically, the name Zechariah means, “God remembers.” He is one of the most overlooked Old Testa...