Bridge Church | Sunday Messages

Mark Ritchie encourages us to experience God's strength, forgiveness, and power in everyday life.

Are you drinking from broken wells or the spring that never runs dry? Jordan takes a look at John 4, exploring Jesus as the living water, offering new, eternal, and true life to those who thirst.

What does it mean that Jesus is the way? John Andrews unpacks this powerful statement, revealing that the way is a person to be embraced, not a path to be followed.

Cookie reflects on our 100-year legacy and the importance of faith, family, and community. Looking at building a brighter future for the Bridge Church and how we can play our role in that!

Natalie shares the powerful story of Hagar, a forgotten slave woman who encountered the God who sees her. Find hope and encouragement in knowing that you are not alone. God sees you, just as you are.

Join Nick as he looks at the concept of faith, emphasising that true faith isn't about avoiding struggles but about maintaining a pure heart and living with integrity, even when facing adversity.

Rick shares on cultivating the Fruits of the Spirit – love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. He explores how each of these qualities can transform our lives and relationships.

Anna continues to look at our Christmas theme, 'Purpose for the Party'!

Jordan starts our Christmas theme by looking at the captivating story of the Magi, who followed a star to worship the newborn King, looking at the significance of their journey and the timeless message it holds for us today.

Aaron looks at the second and final part of our Mission theme, looking at sharing God's love with others and how to live out our faith in everyday life and make a difference in our communities.

This week John explores our new theme looking at missions. John looks at the biblical concept of mission and the importance of going beyond our comfort zones.

This week Richard tells the story of the wise and foolish builders and Natalie looks at the importance of building our lives on a solid foundation, trusting in God, and following His word.

Cookie shares stories and wisdom to help us to find peace and purpose in the midst of life's storms, and how to live a life that is both authentic and God-honouring.

This week we look at the importance of relationships and how to cultivate them wisely as we hear from Stephanie, Michelle, Dan and Lynne. They discuss practical tips and biblical insights on building strong friendships, nurturing family bonds, and fostering a deeper connection with God.

Georgia continues with our 'Wise Words' theme, looking at the Biblical perspective on work and how we can find fulfilment in our daily lives.

Aaron continues with our 'Wise Words' theme, looking at the power of words and how they reflect our inner lives, influence others, and can bring either life or harm, challenging us to speak with intention and faith.

Natalie starts our new theme, 'Wise Words', looking at the book of proverbs and reflecting on the importance of wisdom in our everyday life.

Guest speaker Beverley Hughes shares a powerful message on transformation through encounters with Jesus, using her personal stories and biblical examples to highlight how true change is evidenced in a renewed life that never returns to its former state.

"Have you lost your song?". Cookie shares a powerful message on being open to God's guidance, realigning with His word, and reigniting your faith.

In this episode, John Andrews takes us on a journey through the Gospel of Luke, exploring the powerful story of the two disciples on the road to Emmaus.

Sue Stokes shares a heartfelt message emphasising the importance of community support, faith, and encouragement in the face of challenges.

Rick continues to look at our theme, 'The Commissioned'.

Dan continues to look at our theme, 'The Commissioned'.

As part of our theme, 'The Commissioned', we hear some amazing stories and testimonies from Andy, John and Nardos

Rhonda starts to look at our latest theme, 'The Commissioned', following on from our previous theme 'The Great Commission'.