Southbridge Fellowship

James 1:5-18. The world around us consistently feels unstable, but with Jesus, we grow in spiritual maturity and become unshakable internally.

James 1:1-4. Through our trials and struggles, God desires you to experience unpolluted happiness that overflows to a rich rejoicing in Him.

Mark 5:1-20. An eyewitness to Jesus realizes that the gospel came to them on its way to someone else. We don’t simply hold on to our faith; we advance the faith.

Mark 4:35-41. Our moments of fear expose our lack of faith in Jesus' authority in our lives.

Luke 8:43-48. As we hold fast to His faithful character and promises, Jesus will often use our most difficult life scenarios for His greatest honor and glory.

Matthew 22:15-22. When the kingdoms of politics and godliness collide, we are left with a problem of power, peace, and priority. Jesus provides a solution to help believers serve His Kingdom while living in the kingdom of this world.

Matthew 24. Ready or not, Jesus will return! For believers, Jesus is preparing a place for you. For those not yet believers, He is waiting for you.

Luke 23:8-11, Philippians 2:6-11. Don't let your insecurities cloud what God is doing around you and in you at home, at work, and in your heart.

John 4:4-42. As followers of Jesus, we've had an encounter with Jesus that changed us, giving us a story to share that God can use to change the lives of those around us.

Mark 9:14-29. When chaos and turmoil surround us, overcoming our unbelief can be a challenge.

Luke 19:1-10. Jesus sees you through the crowd and obstacles, and He wants you to know Him and be changed.

Luke 5:1-11, John 21:4-7. When you know Jesus more than intellectually, you can know Him as a friend, teacher, and redeemer and experience His transformative power.

The Book of Job. We need lifelines that anchor our soul amid grief, tragedy, hurt, and disappointment.

1 Kings 2:1-9. Our families, our community, and our world need strong, godly men who desire to grow in spiritual maturity.

2 Corinthians 5:11-6:2. We better understand how to relate to lost people in a broken culture when we are convinced of the mission, compelled by the motivation, commissioned for the ministry.

Matthew 5:43-47. In a world full of “enemies” how do we love our enemies in the way Jesus wants us to?

Ephesians 6:1-4. When we ignore God's instructions for the family, it deeply fractures the unique relationship between a parent and child.

Ephesians 6:1-4. When we ignore God's instructions for the family, it deeply fractures the unique relationship between a parent and child.

Exodus 2:1-10. God gives moms a courageous calling to risk right in the face of fear.

Genesis 2:24-25, Song of Solomon. If we as Christians don’t fiercely pursue the profound mystery of marriage, we are the designers and builders of its demise. God is calling us to a radical understanding and restoration of marriage. Warning: This sermon contains sexually explicit language based on the biblical passages being taught.

Ephesians 2:11-22, 3:16-19, 4:1-13. Our unity around the gospel of Jesus is more powerful than what divides us.

1 Timothy 4:1-16. To live in and experience the fullness of Jesus' grace, we must humble ourselves and acknowledge our blind spots.

Genesis 2:15-3:13. Authentic and intimate relationships involve a union and connectedness that produces life-giving relationships.

John 3:16-17. Our relationship with God directly affects our relationships with others.

Luke 24:13-35. Jesus enters into our confusion and brings clarity.