The Bridge RSM

Connie Taylor begins Section 2 of our Summer series through the book of Galatians, titled "The Inclusive Gospel of Grace". In chapter 3, Paul reminds the Galatians how they were given the Spirit through faith and not by works of the law.

Pastor Ryan Oddo teaches from Ephesians how we were created uniquely to know God and bless others.

Pastor Ryan Oddo delivers part 4 of our Radical Grace series and the final installment in Section 1: The Pure Gospel of Grace. He explores how grace looks at our failures and meets them with love and kindness in a way that will always contradict the response of this fallen world.

Pastor Cami continues our summer series through the book of Galatians. She examines how Paul defends the truth of the gospel through chapter 2 in verses 1-10. Paul tells reminds the Galatian church that the message he gave to them was delivered to him by God, reviewed and approved by the apostles in Jerusalem, and requires no changes or addendums.

Pastor Mike Foell continues our series through the book of Galatians. He looks at why Paul had such ownership of the message being preached and why we should too.

Part 1 of a line-by-line teaching series through the book of Galatians. This week we explore the authority of book of Galatians as well as what it means to be saved by grace, rather than through works.

Having a posture to obey or respond to his voice is just as important as learning to hear. It is one thing to truly not know and something entirely different to ignore or forget what you hear. It says something about our value for, trust in, and commitment to God and his will for our lives.

Death and life are in the power of the tongue. This Father's Day we learn about the empowering influence a father can have in their children's lives by the words they choose to use or not use and father's learn how to initiate healing if they haven't always 'spoken life'.

Expectations? We all have them…we bring them into every relationship. We even have expectations of God. But do we expect to hear from God? This is the question we explore in this 3rd message in our Hearing God series.

Have you ever asked yourself, "Is that God's voice, mine or the Enemies?" Most of us have, and in this message we will discuss how to learn to recognize God's voice.

Should I take this Job? What school are you calling me to? How should I handle this situation? Or “Father, I’m so frustrated right now!” “Father, I’m anxious and stressed about this & I need your peace.” One of the most common questions regarding our faith is how to hear God's voice. In this message and the series that follows we will talk about how to heard God's voice.

Baptism & Communion are both a command from Jesus. They are an identity marker for us -- centered around what Jesus did for us, who we are in him, and the kingdom provision available to us!

Tim Goeglein, from Focus on the Family, speaks to us about the state of our nation and encourages us to pray for our state, leaders and our country.

The path to the cross -- the suffering and the resurrection -- begins at the top of a hill just east of Jerusalem. It is not a path that our world and culture would choose. It is a path that requires faith and hope for a future reality.

We’ve been looking at the importance of abiding, staying connect to Jesus, the life-giving source of all spiritual fruit. The tremendous importance & effects of silence and solitude have been looked at. In this message, we turn to another tool called fixed-hour prayer. Don’t be fooled by the boring title! This tool may just be the most practical, simple, transformational tool of them all!

In this message we continue to discuss the areas of silence & solitude and the 7 steps towards the inward journey.

The Unhurried Life (Easy Yoke, Embracing Limits, Simplicity, Margins) is all about a clash of cultures. The “busy” culture of Orange County that crowds out the abundant life God promises us VS the Kingdom culture of Jesus’ lifestyle that produced the abundant life He promised. In this series we will unpack the dynamic of abiding & give 4 practical tools/practices for living this out daily. Today w...

The call to discipleship with Jesus, is a call to practice the way of Jesus, to embrace His way of life or lifestyle and live with margin.

We all know that the best version of us is not the stressed out, anxious, busy version. The best version is the rested, peaceful, alert, joyful version. Jesus promise is give us abundant life. But getting there will require changes in our approach to life. It is not an invitation to lazy, rather, it is an invitation to life. It will challenge our identity & our idols. The unhurried life gives us p...

We live in a culture that wants to transgress all of our limitations and cheat time itself, to read every book, watch every movie, see every site, play every game, travel to every country, eat at every restaurant, try every coffee, go to every concert, rise to the top of every field, YOLO! How was Jesus able to accomplish changing the world while living within limits?

In the midst of a culture of overload and exhaustion, Jesus invites us to come and follow him into a new way of life, a lifestyle that is light and easy, one that will bring the rest our souls long for. Each week we will look at a different aspect of Jesus’ way of life, and consider how we can live it out in our world today.

Last week we looked at some of the fears we have in “sending the wrong message” or “minimizing sin.” Jesus was able to show perfect love to the sinful, ungodly, & and even antagonistic- staring with us! This week we look at two more barriers that can keep us from building bridges of relationship with our community. They are not as much fear-based as they are perspective-based. They deal with some...

Are all people equally valuable? The Bible declares that all humans have been made in the image and likeness of God, male & female. Our value is intrinsic coming from our Creator.

Jesus promised that the way we loved each other would distinguish his followers from the world, meaning they would SHINE.