The Bridge - Clarksville

In last week's sermon, Josh Phillips answered the question, "what are we saved from?", and in today's message we look at the follow up question, "what are we saved for?".

When Christians talk about being saved, what exactly do they mean? In today's episode, Josh Phillips takes us through several passages of Scripture to show us what it is that we are saved from.

In our last episode for this series, we look at prayer, and how oftentimes we don't realize that prayer is such a powerful way for us to go to battle on behalf of others.

Today we look at the story of Esther, a woman who was placed into unique circumstances for an important purpose. Could God even be in the small details of our lives, placing us where we are "for a time such as this" to give us an opportunity to join him in his Kingdom work?

In today's episode, we're reminded that as followers of Jesus, there are certain things in Scripture that are set in stone in which there's no room for debate. But in the gray areas where Scripture is not as specific and we sometimes have freedom to decide for ourselves, it's important that we handle our beliefs and freedoms in a manner that doesn't hinder others in their spiri...

In today's episode, we look at an incident in the life of King David which ultimately led to one of the most impactful statements in all of Scripture: "I will not offer up a sacrifice to the Lord that costs me nothing."

In today's message, Student Pastor Jesse Russell takes us through examples in the life of Moses (Exodus 3 & 4) to help us discern in our own life what it is God may be calling us to.

In today's message, Josh Phillips reminds us that in a world that's constantly trying to tell us what our identity is, God has already given us an identity in Him.

Fight For Joy, part 3: The Expectation

Fight For Joy, part 2: The Outburst

1 Chronicles 16:27 tells us "Strength and joy are in God's place". These two things are linked because having joy often requires a fight. Joy is not for the weak!

Extending a heart of mercy over judgement may be one of the most difficult things to live out as a follower of Jesus. But remembering the mercy God has shown to us and then giving that same mercy to someone else may be the very thing that helps draw them to Jesus.

Happy Easter! In today's message, we are reminded that oftentimes we are so overwhelmed with our own tears and fears that it keeps us from seeing and knowing that Jesus is right there with us. The resurrection story reminds us that even when we don't understand why or what we're going through, Jesus is King, and He is in control of all things and can be trusted, even in the hardest and...

Today we look at our core value of "Mercy Over Judgment", and how there is a tension between mercy and judgement that we must learn to live in.

Today we look at the principle of the path...how the steps we have taken in the past show us where we've been, and how the steps we are currently walking lead down a path for the future. What steps in your life do you need to change to end up on the path you want to be on?

Everyone loves a good party, but often the last place we think a party should be held is in the church. Today we look at how every step made toward growth in God is worth celebrating, and that's why one of the core values at the Bridge is "Celebrate Every Step".

In our final installment of the "Everything Is Possible" series, we investigate something that is often overlooked when we look at the impossible becoming possible...our character. Today we look at how God's grace is more than sufficient for us, but that often our lack of integrity and character can cause distance between us and God.

In part 2 of our "Everything Is Possible" series, Josh Phillips unpacks the idea that oftentimes our faith plays a role in our prayers being answered by God.

Jesus told us that "with God all things are possible". So why is it that it seems we don't see more impossible things happening to a greater degree in our time? In today's message, Pastor Chad takes us through Mark chapter 9 where we find that part of the answer may be in the way that we approach prayer.

In today's message, Pastor Chad reminds us that our friends and family can sometimes be hostile towards hearing about God, but in times of trouble people's hearts are often more receptive to hearing about the love and compassion of Jesus.

In today's message, Pastor Chad reminds us of the privilege and responsibility God's people have to share Jesus with the world. God could have used any method he wanted to reveal his Son, but he has specially chosen his Church to be the one to share of his salvation to those around us.

In today's message, Pastor Chad begins a new series focusing on our core values at The Bridge, and we start with the one that drives the mission of the church: leading people home.

In some way, we all want to be remembered after we're gone. But in today's message, we learn instead the importance of leaving a legacy, and how that goes much deeper than just our name being remembered.

God is actively pursuing a relationship with us, and entering into that relationship on our side involves intentionality. But oftentimes we just "flirt" with wanting to go deeper in that relationship with the Lord, and end up riding the fence. In today's message, Pastor Chad reminds us that we need to make a decision on who we're going to be and to nail it down.

In part 3 of our "Nail It Down" series, we build upon last week's message on the authority of God's Word, and how we can see God's good purpose for mankind in His Scriptures.