Bridgeway Church

Relationships can be hard, especially when we spend our time wanting others to see things the way we see them. Join us as we go through this series exploring what the Bible says about relationships and how to repair them.

There's so many books, blogs and talks out there giving us conflicting messages on how to manage our household. But in this passage we look at today, it points to having Jesus and Love as the center of it all. Life is easier when we put those at the center of our homes and our lives.

God calls us to leave behind our old selves to clothe ourselves in love. Our identity in Him is love. "When we understand what's really true of us in Christ, it changes everything about us and how we live. Your activity flows from your identity."

Growing in your faith involves not just growing with God, but also by building relationships with the people around you. We need to consider how we can be proactive about building relationships with other Christians and the lost and broken in our communities.

This ancient letter from Paul can have powerful meanings for us today. This week, we look at how we may be putting other things on the same pedestal that we put Jesus on. It looks different today than it looked for the people of Colosse.

The book of Lamentations can seem very depressing on the surface, but Joel talks about how this book has such great God-given direction about mourning and dealing with difficult emotions as well as being a support for those who are mourning.

Jesus rose from the dead on the third day. This was the greatest miracle to ever happen. Christianity would be nothing without that historic event. Isn't it overwhelming and exciting to think about the amazing love that was behind that sacrifice?

Jesus made the ultimate sacrifice by dying on the cross on that first Good Friday. That sacrifice is such an important part of our history. Thankfully, the history book doesn't end there.

Jesus healed a man who had been paralyzed and had gone unnoticed his whole life. This Sunday, Niko talked about how Jesus can meet you where you are and turn your life around no matter what your labels are or how out of place you feel.

This week, we talked about how Jesus miraculously calmed a storm with just a few words. We all experience storms that we can't handle on our own, but Joel talks about how we can take those storms to Jesus and put our trust in him.

Was Jesus just a magician with fancy tricks? Or is there more to the miracles he performed? This week we kicked off a new series looking at these miracles and the meaning behind them.

Our Next Steps Director Alison Brantley was up this week! Sometimes we just need a reminder to slow down. We need a reminder on how to be present in the moment. God really wants us to focus on him. That spending time in silence and in prayer with Him is one of the most valuable things we can do with our lives.

You need this week! I can promise that! Everyone needs permission to rest, we need permission to stop and relax. The greatest enemy we have is the hurry in our lives. Join us as we look at stopping the hurry, focusing on what God wants for us, and resting.

Catch up on the final week of Shadow Step! We loved getting to share this series with you.

This week on Shadow Step.... We are super excited to keep proving that you can follow an invisible God. How do you see the world? Do you follow the God that can give you freedom? He can give us freedom to love people and the freedom to live generously. Will you trust him?

Our Next Gen Pastor, Niko Gruber, brought the truth this week. How is your inner self? Are you more focused on your outward actions, or are you doing what it takes to not be an actor? This week take some time to think about how you're doing. As you feel challenged and lean into who God made you, give someone a compliment, feel proud for someone, do something out of the ordinary for someone else. D...

We have been loving this series so far. How have you been enjoying it? We have a couple weeks left. You do not want to miss this week and the next two. This series is really defining the way we want to "Bring the Up there, Down Here" at Bridgeway. How we want to live out the Kingdom of God where we are right now. Have an amazing week!

Week 2 of our series Shadow Step! make sure you grab some coffee and sit down for a listen on this one. Have a great week and we will see you next week for Week 3.

Kicking off a new series a Bridgeway this week. We encourage you to join us every week for the next 5 weeks. We think that this will be an impactful series in all of our lives. Let's dive in together to see what it means to follow Jesus. I am excited to go on this journey together.

This week we wrapped up the series "Your Future Self will Thank You". It was a great morning to join us. We talked about the importance of relationships that we have with oneanother. The importance for Gathering Big, Gathering Small, Gathering Wide and inviting others into our tables to build relationships. Thank You so much for joining us!

Week 2 of "Your Future Self Will Thank You" continued this week. We hope that you create habits over this new year that center you on Jesus. Habits that direct you into a healthy relationship with Him. As you jump into the new year, what wold it look like if our major life change was spending more time focused on our relationship with Jesus. Thank you for joining us this week.

We are so glad that you have decided to kick off 2022 with all of us at Bridgeway. Thank you so much! With the start of the year we are kicking off a new series, "Your Future Seld Will Thank You" We really hope that this series challenges and motivates you to live for what God has for us. He wants us to THRIVE. Join us again next week for Week 2!

Thank you for joining us for Christmas at Bridgeway!

This week, Lead Pastor Joel Larison concludes our series by helping us see the challenge for Jesus followers to be good news wherever we go!

We continued our Christmas series this week. This weekend we looked at how Jesus performed miracles and what those miracles mean for you and me. We may not need nets full of fish or to be lowere through a roof to be healed, but we need Jesus. Thank you for joining us this week.