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The cross is more amazing and more powerful than we could ever imagine. It saves us, unites us and hold us together. Perhaps literally! 

Centuries before the crucifixion, the prophets described the suffering, rejection, and victory of the Messiah in stunning detail.

This Sunday we uncover the foreshadowing meaning from an ancient story that ties directly to the cross of Jesus. We'll learn how one man’s journey will not only challenge our faith, but solidify it.  

Was there an emergency Plan B forced upon the Creator of the universe after the Fall in Genesis? Was Jesus’s death on the Cross a result of God’s best-laid plans gone wrong? Or, was the cross foretold before the earth was even created?

God is moving at and through the Bridge family. So let's stay generous. Let's explore why biblical generosity is not only the best way to live personally, but also as a church family.

Forgiving someone who hurt you deeply doesn’t feel normal—it feels impossible, unfair, and undeserved. If you’re carrying anger, resentment, or a grudge you can’t seem to let go of, this talk explores whether forgiveness is weakness—or the very thing that could finally set you free.

Thought you live in the same house with someone, do you ever feel like you're living in another state? in this message, we'll talk about a biblical roadmap to reignite love, intimacy, and joy in your relationship. 

Not only can relationships be difficult, they can be exhuasting! That's because the "normal" way to love just doesn't work. Jesus modeled a radically different way to relate to others that might appear abnormal in our world. Let's look at his life-chaning way to live.

When we said yes to Jesus, God didn’t give us something to help us, He gave us a someone. We can now walk with the Holy Spirit every day. Why? Because he lives in us. Believing that the Holy Spirit is not only with us in every situation, but empowering, speaking, guiding, leading and comforting us along with way is a life-changing truth!

In Jesus, we receive God's grace, forgiveness and mercy. Jesus restores our identity, reconciles our relationship, and redeems our purpose. Sin may tempt us and Satan might condemn us, but Jesus defeated both for us. So when we believe we are beloved sons and daughters, we will live in complete freedom. This is the gospel!

God is good. It's His nature, His character, and His identity. Do you believe that? In this message, we learn that God is good at being good, and a good God can only do and say good things. People who believe this also know that God really loves them. And it changes everything!

Most of our new year resolutions are about seeking better health, better, finances, or a better life for ourselves. What if this year we focused on seeking Jesus? And not just seeking Him, but living our lives like He is real and He is always with us? During this service, we start 2026 together worshipping and focusing on Jesus.

In the midst of the busy Christmas season, our souls crave more than a moment of quiet, we long for true peace. Not the kind that comes and goes, but the kind that holds even when life doesn’t. That’s exactly what Jesus came to bring. The Prince of Peace was born into the world so we could experience a calm that goes deeper than our circumstances and a peace that settles our souls.

When life feels uncertain, heavy, or dark, we find ourselves craving something that reminds us it won’t always be this way. This week we’ll look at how the arrival of Jesus brought light into a weary world and how that same light still shines in our darkness today. Just like He showed up in the quiet life of Mary with a world-changing promise, He’s still showing up today, bringing real hope in the...

Some of the things that haunt us most are the ones we try hardest to hide—past regrets, buried secrets, or invisible battles in our minds. But God doesn’t heal what we cover up—He heals what we bring into the light. When God feels distant, we can trust He's still near.

Some of the hardest battles we face happen in our minds—temptation, doubt, and spiritual attack. But God gives us the armor we need to stand strong, reminding us that we’re not fighting for victory—we’re fighting from it.

We all wrestle with fear about the future—what if things fall apart, what if we’re not enough, what if it doesn’t work out? But God offers peace in place of panic, reminding us that faith in Him is stronger than fear of the unknown.

Your mind doesn't have to be a battlefield. In Jesus, you have the power to take your thoughts captive, and replace lies with truth.

No relationship survives without grace. We all fall short, and we all need forgiveness. Jesus’ example of grace shows us how to love people through their flaws and failures—and how to receive that same grace in return.