The Bridge Church

In this installment of the I AM series we look at how Jesus uses the death of Lazarus to reveal the fact that Jesus does not simply resurrect or gives life but He is life in himself. Nothing dead can stay dead in His presence.

Jesus calls us sheep. And although being called a sheep may not be very flattering it does imply our need for a shepherd to protect us and guide us. Jesus is The Good Shepherd who laid his own life for us. He is also the door by which we may go and have fellowship with the Father.

The Bible associates light with the ability to see. But it goes beyond seeing, for truly seeing requires understanding. Jesus is the Light of the world in that He brings understanding concerning spiritual things and in so doing he provides us light by which we are able to see in the midst of a world that is submerged in spiritual darkness.

Have you ever wondered when Jesus makes statements like, “I Am the light of the world”, or “I am the Good Shepherd” what does he mean? What does Jesus being those things have to do with me and how does that help me in my current situation? This message series is to help people understand the uniqueness of Jesus in being able to fulfill and provide for every aspect of human life. Jesus is God not j...

What is your life? And what do you want to be remembered for? Scripture tells us that we build upon the foundation of Christ Jesus with two sets of building material: gold, silver and precious stones OR with wood, straw, and hay. One set does not stand the test of time and leaves no ripples into eternity, the other leaves ripples that go into eternity. What will your legacy be? Gold, silver and pr...

All of us have had those moments when we feel like we are forgetting something but can’t recall what it is. It’s not a fun feeling. What can make it even worse is when, deep down, we know that what we are forgetting is significant. Whether or not you’ve experienced this recently, there is one vital aspect of life that we need to remember but all too often forget. This is the spiritual dimension to...

All of us have had those moments when we feel like we are forgetting something but can’t recall what it is. It’s not a fun feeling. What can make it even worse is when, deep down, we know that what we are forgetting is significant. Whether or not you’ve experienced this recently, there is one vital aspect of life that we need to remember but all too often forget. This is the spiritual dimension to...

All of us have had those moments when we feel like we are forgetting something but can’t recall what it is. It’s not a fun feeling. What can make it even worse is when, deep down, we know that what we are forgetting is significant. Whether or not you’ve experienced this recently, there is one vital aspect of life that we need to remember but all too often forget. This is the spiritual dimension to...

All of us have had those moments when we feel like we are forgetting something but can’t recall what it is. It’s not a fun feeling. What can make it even worse is when, deep down, we know that what we are forgetting is significant. Whether or not you’ve experienced this recently, there is one vital aspect of life that we need to remember but all too often forget. This is the spiritual dimension to...

All of us have had those moments when we feel like we are forgetting something but can’t recall what it is. It’s not a fun feeling. What can make it even worse is when, deep down, we know that what we are forgetting is significant. Whether or not you’ve experienced this recently, there is one vital aspect of life that we need to remember but all too often forget. This is the spiritual dimension to...

We all have heard that Jesus died for our sins. But do we really know why his death was necessary? If God is God why didn’t he end it as soon as it started? Or, perhaps, prevent it from happening at all? Was sin a part of the plan? Was the creation of man with the potential for sin, God’s experiment gone wrong? We have all asked these questions at some point in our lives. Come join us on a “Journe...

We all have heard that Jesus died for our sins. But do we really know why his death was necessary? If God is God why didn’t he end it as soon as it started? Or, perhaps, prevent it from happening at all? Was sin a part of the plan? Was the creation of man with the potential for sin, God’s experiment gone wrong? We have all asked these questions at some point in our lives. Come join us on a “Journe...

We all have heard that Jesus died for our sins. But do we really know why his death was necessary? If God is God why didn’t he end it as soon as it started? Or, perhaps, prevent it from happening at all? Was sin a part of the plan? Was the creation of man with the potential for sin, God’s experiment gone wrong? We have all asked these questions at some point in our lives. Come join us on a “Journe...