TheBridgeWynne Podcast

Today we continue in our study of Revelation as we look at chapter 2 verses 12-17. 12 “Write to the angel of the church in Pergamum: Thus says the one who has the sharp, double-edged sword: 13 I know where you live—where Satan’s throne is. Yet you are holding on to my name and did not deny your faith in me, even in the days of Antipas, my faithful witness who was put to death among you, where Sata...

Today we continue in our study of the book of Revelation with Revelation 2:8-11  -  -  -  The Letter to Smyrna. 8 “Write to the angel of the church in Smyrna: “The First and the Last, the One who was dead and came to life, says: 9 I know your[a] affliction and poverty, yet you are rich. I know the slander of those who say they are Jews and are not, but are a synagogue of Satan. 10 Don’t be afraid...

Today Pastor Dustin Clegg continues with our study of Revelation as we look at Chapter 2 verses 1-7, and begin a journey through the 7 churches with a look at the church in Ephesus. In these verses we see that Jesus wanted the Ephesians to know that (1) He was with them intimately. As believers we must always live as if we are starring into the eyes of our King - - because we are. Jesus also wante...

Today we continue in the book of Revelation picking up in verse 9 of Chapter 1. We see that we are partners with one another when we experience suffering and affliction, and power and authority as in the Kingdom, and we are all partnering with and helping one another endure and persevere. We also see that physical struggle and spiritual victory at the same time are normal for a Christ Follower. An...

Today Pastor Dustin Clegg begins a study of the book of Revelation. We start with Revelation 1:1-8 and Dustin says that Revelation is not a book to scare you, but rather a book to describe our King and how He will return for His Bride. How do we apply what we have heard today? For you, preparing for Jesus' return might mean helping others prepare for Jesus' return.

Pastor Dustin Clegg completes our look at the book of Jonah today with Chapter 4, and he emphasizes three points. The first point is that the tragic surrender to our moods leads to a dangerous trajectory for our lives. We see some things about Jonah's mood: (1) He isolated himself, (2) He becomes accusatory, and (3) He becomes completely irrational. The second point is that the scary arroganc...

This morning we had a very special guest. Deandre Warren, an Officer with the Wynne Police Department, spoke to us about pulling down strongholds to be the bridge, and said it starts with the strongholds in our minds. He said if the enemy can get in your mind, he can get your whole body. As Believers we find ourselves sometimes walking in the flesh, but we must do our best to walk in the Spirit. I...

Today we continue our study of the book of Jonah, and as Pastor Dustin Clegg walks us through chapter 3, there are 3 things that he wants us to see in this passage: (1) Jesus is constantly pursuing every person with His mercy; (2) In breaking down the king's decree we see that the king called the entire community to pray and repent together. We have a responsibility to cry out to God on behal...

Today Pastor Dustin Clegg continues in our series based on the life of Jonah. Today we see that Jonah is "Saved by the Bell....y".

Today Pastor Dustin Clegg continues looking at Jonah and points out that, like Jonah, there is sometimes a gap in what we say and how we live. He asks us to consider the gap in what we say about Jesus and what we do with our life. The end goal of the justice of God that believers experience here is mercy and grace. Where are you in the story of Jonah?

We begin a new series today as Pastor Dustin Clegg looks at the life of Jonah. Big Rebel, Big Fish, Bigger God starts with Jonah 1:1-6, and we see that rebellion against God's commands (1) leads to rejection of God's presence; (2) invites wrath on us and all those connected to us; and (3) can seem like justified anger against evil. Dustin also makes two points: (1) we are surrounded by N...

Dalton Yates, who is interning at The Bridge this summer, finishes up the Sermon on the Mount with a very insightful look at The Lord's Prayer. Dalton walks us through Matthew 6:5-15 and points out that every part of the Lord's Prayer humbles us, but it also comforts us and points us directly to Christ. He gave us one application: When you pray, remind yourself of the Gospel - - who you...

Today Pastor Kirk Owens picks up the Sermon on the Mount as we look at Matthew 7:7-27. We explore The Golden Rule and see how even when we want to do the Golden Rule, we can't without Jesus. What does it mean to enter through the wide gate or the narrow gate? Kirk warns us to beware of false prophets who come to us through the TV, Social Media, Internet, or in person, and not to let the thing...

Today we continue our study of the Sermon on the Mount as we look at Matthew 6:33 - 7:6. Pastor Dustin Clegg gives us 3 observations to consider: (1) Judgmentalism is a respectable and even praised sin in our culture, but denounced and condemned by Jesus; (2) Judgmentalism is not the same as having sound judgement; and (3) On some issues it is possible for us to disagree, and each of us be accepta...

Today we continue with our walk through The Sermon on The Mount as we look at Matthew 6:19-34, and explore what Jesus has to say about anxiety. Pastor Dustin Clegg makes 3 observations: (1) Money and possessions can cloud the way we view the world; (2) Money, food, clothes, etc. make great servants, but terrible masters; and (3) Jesus will take care of His children. How can we apply this passage t...

Pastor Dustin Clegg continues walking us through the Sermon on the Mount as we look at Matthew 6: 1-8, 16-18. We observe that (1) we have to redefine hypocrisy, that (2) Jesus is not preaching against public displays of our faith, and that (3) people should see us living for Jesus, but we cannot only live for Jesus when others see us. Our public life has to align with our private life. Dustin gave...

Today Pastor Dustin Clegg continues in Matthew 5 beginning with verse 38 as we look at The Sermon on the Mount, and talks about putting Others First.  The first observation he makes is that "Pride is the enemy of Kingdom expression", and shows us that we must surrender pride and victim mentality, and embrace opportunities to show people the nature of our King. The second observation is &...

As we continue our study of the Sermon on the Mount Pastor Dustin Clegg walks us through Matthew 5:31-37 as he begins part 1 of a 2 part message titled Others First . The message has 2 applications for us: (1) In a world consumed with our rights Jesus is calling those who follow Him to care more about their responsibility to care for the needs of others and (2) Structure your life to keep your wor...

Today Pastor Dustin Clegg continues exploring the Sermon on the Mount as we look at Matthew 5 starting in verse 21, and he gives us two observations from this passage. (1) Our relationship with Jesus is directly connected to our relationship with His people, and (2) the Spirit of Jesus changes us, but we are responsible for our sin. We also had the honor of witnessing three baptisms today.

This week Dustin continues to dive into Jesus' Sermon on the Mount found in Matthew.  Along with tackling the "salt and light" passage, Dustin speaks to graduating seniors for senior Sunday.

In our first Sunday at our new building (or on it's front porch due to COVID-19), Dustin begins a new series focused around the sermon on the mount in Matthew.  In this sermon Dustin walks through the Beatitudes and teaches how each builds upon the one before it.

Today we have Kirk and Carly Owens speak with us about being better equipped to share the Gospel.

In this Easter livestream during the Coronavirus, Dustin lays out this simple truth: if Jesus didn't raise from the dead, nothing matters.  BUT, He did raise from the dead, and that resurrection is everything!

Today is Palm Sunday and Dustin and Kirk both share with us about Passover as we prepare for Easter, and also to observe the Lord's Supper together. Kirk shares with us from Exodus 12:21-34 and reminds us that God is Holy and Just, and shows mercy and is full of provision for us. Dustin walks us through Matthew 26:17-25. He reminds us that Jesus was in complete control in the days leading up...

Today Pastor Dustin Clegg continues with the Clear Truth series as we explore the question, "What is True Worship?". We look at John 4:1-26, 39-42 and see that (1) Jesus initiates true worship, (2) True worship is not contained in a place, (3) True worship is directed at Jesus alone, and (4) True worship always responds in obedience.