Bridge Sermons Podcast

End times can be so confusing. But what we can count on is that at the end, God wins. How does that affect the way we live?  Check out last weeks message! 

Why don't things always go our way? Why does it sometimes seem like God doesn't hear us?

In difficult times, we crave justice. But what do we need even more? Check out last weekend’s message.

There’s a lot of ideas out there about how to be godly. Maybe you’ve heard a few lists before, but are they right? Check out last weekend’s message.

Sometimes God calls us to the places and people we have the hardest time with. Just like Jonah, we can choose to run or be obedient to what God has for us. What/Who is your Nineveh?

God never forgets about His kids. No matter what happens, God will bring justice.

We can't live by just checking the boxes. God has a specific way- and it still applies to everyone today.

We spend our lives blaming and deflecting. But the source of most of our problems is ourselves. So what do we do?

Hosea is almost NEVER talked about in churches. They think it's too messy. But it's God's pursuit of people no matter what they've done. Sounds pretty good to us.

For all of human history, people have argued over the existence of God. If He's really real, how do we know it? And what does it mean for our lives today?  Check out last weekend's sermon.

When God calls us to do hard things, it can lead to moments of sacrifice and struggle. In these moments, we can decide whether we’ll push on and have faith or to stay comfortable. Which will you choose?  Check out last weekend’s message.

Following God isn't always easy. In fact, we're often called to face opposition and live uncomfortably. Why does it have to be this way? What good can come out of this?  Check out last weekend's message.

One of the first things Jesus told his people to do was to get baptized. But what does that mean and why should we obey this today?  Baptism is one of the most important parts of our faith. Watch last weekend's message to see why.

We often go through life trying to handle everything on our own. It's discouraging and exhausting. But there is another way. A person. Are we ready to accept his help?  Check out last weekend's message.

With blurry vision, it can be easy to misunderstand Jesus's purpose or even miss him entirely. How can we reset our focus on him, and what can that do for our lives?  Check out last weekend's message. 

Jesus’ resurrection is one of the most re-told stories of all time. In response to this story, will you be skeptical, cynical, or surrendered? What does his resurrection mean for you?  Your answer to this can change your life. Check out this message from Easter weekend.

It’s not uncommon today to keep the parts of Jesus we like and disregard the parts we disagree with. His clear identity and purpose begs a question of you - who is he to you?  Check out last weekend’s message.

Life doesn’t always go as we plan. When bad things happen, it feels impossible to push through anyways. So why should we?  Check out last weekend’s sermon for some answers.

Out of all of humanity, Jesus called John the Baptist, “the greatest man to ever live.” Why? What was it about him?  The answer might surprise you. Check out last week’s message.

"How do I know God's will for my life?" It's a question people ask every day, but the answer is different than they think. Want to know?  Check out last weekend’s sermon.

An elderly woman gets pregnant, her pre-born baby leaps, and her husband can't speak for 9 months. Week 1 was certainly WILD.  Check out last weekend's message.

Greed can drive us to extremes and replace what’s really important. No matter how much we gain, it feels like we always want more. Will we ever have enough to be content?  Check out last weekend’s message as we finish our series on the 7 deadly sins. It’s been life changing for so many.

Our culture seems so hustled and bustled, but often we spend most of our time doing what we want, instead of what we should. This often fuels depression, harmful habits, and a poor quality of life. How can we break the cycle?  Check out last weekend's message.

It’s hard to admit, but acting on our anger often drives us to be our worst selves. It hurts those around us and ourselves, damages relationships, and sets us up for utter destruction. Thankfully, there’s hope for restoring our hardened, wrathful hearts.  Watch last weekend’s message to find out what that is.