TheBridgeWynne Podcast

Continuing with the series, CommUNITY: Open Doors and Messy Tables , Pastor Dustin Clegg walks us through 2 Corinthians 5:1-17 and has 2 observations from the text centered around verse 16, From now on, then, we do not know anyone from a worldly perspective: 1) The Gospel is bigger than our differences; and 2) The Gospel is bigger than our similarities. Application When we launch our Life Groups,...

Today we start a new series titled CommUNITY, and as we look at Luke 5:27-33 Pastor Dustin Clegg shares his observations and a couple of applications. (1) Because of Jesus, holiness is no longer measured by who is pushed out but by who is welcomed in. (Luke 5:27-29). (2) If no one is ever offended by who we invite to our tables or whose tables we are invited to, we aren't doing it right. (Luk...

Today is not the final message in the series, Who is Jesus? , but the last one for a few weeks as we start a new series about CommUNITY. But today we look at John 16:25-33 and Pastor Dustin Clegg shares 3 observations and applications from the text. (1) Jesus accepts the feeble faith of those who walk in what light they have as long as they are never satisfied with the light they have (John 16:25-...

Pastor Kirk Owens continues in the Who is Jesus? series and as we look at John 16:16-24, he offers 3 observations. 1) Jesus takes our sorrow and He turns it into joy. (John 16:20-21) 2) No one can rob our blood bought, Jesus joy. (John 16:22) 3) We now have access to the Father through the Son. (John 16:23-24) Applications: 1) Come to Jesus with your sorrow. 2) Go boldly to the throne of Jesus for...

This week we have Part 2 of Who is Jesus? The CROSS Examiner as we look at John 16:5-15. Pastor Dustin Clegg offers 3 observations from the text: 1) The presence of the Counselor is necessary to the task of the church (John 16:5-8); 2) The prosecution of the Counselor is necessary for salvation (John 16:8-11); and 3) The help of the Counselor is necessary for believers to have any understanding (J...

Continuing with the Who is Jesus? series and our study of the book of John, Pastor Dustin Clegg walks us through John 16:1-15 and gives us 3 observations from the text: 1) The suffering of believers fits perfectly into the plan and sovereignty of God to move His Kingdom forward;           A. Suffering always refines us as His children.           B. Suffering in the lives of believers is both a pro...

Anabelle Owens leads us in the Lord's Supper and then we got to celebrate 4 baptisms.

Continuing in the Who is Jesus? series, Pastor Kirk Owens walks us through John 15:17-25 and shares 4 observations from the text: 1) The world hates Jesus (John 15:18); 2) Jesus has chosen and called us out of the world (John 15:19); 3) We belong to and serve the hated One, Jesus. (John 15:20); and 4) When Jesus shows up, He exposes sin (John 15:22-24). Reminders: 1) Don't live "in your...

We are looking again this week at John 15:9-17 as we continue with the series, Who is Jesus? . Pastor Dustin Clegg offers 4 observations from the text as look upon Jesus as the Lover of Love : 1) Our ability to love flows from our understanding of how we have been loved. 2) Our joy can't be affected by outside circumstances, but it can be affected by our disobedience. 3) Jesus chooses us, but...

Continuing in our study of the book of John, we are in John 15:9-17 but we had to detour to 1 Corinthians 13 to see how Jesus defines "love". In this passage we see that love is better (1Cor 13:1-3), love is practical (1Cor 13:4-7), and love is eternal (1Cor 13:8-13). In response we should all confess with humility that we cannot do what He has told us to do, but we want to. Ask Him to c...

Continuing with the study of the book of John and the series, Who is Jesus? , Pastor Dustin Clegg walks us through John 15:5-11 and has 3 observations: 1) Intimacy with Jesus is the point of following Him. Everything else is either sin, a means to be more intimate with Him, or a fruit from intimacy with Him. 2) The Gospel is a person, a message, and a life. 3) The fruit Jesus produces in us is for...

Pastor Dustin Clegg continues with the study of the book of John as we look again at chapter 15. We celebrated a baptism, high school and college graduates, and we observed the Lord's Supper. It was a great day!

Chase Worley delivers a message from Exodus 5.

Pastor Dustin Clegg continues with our study of the book of John and the series, Who is Jesus? , as we look at John 15:1-11. In the passage we see the following: (1) Jesus steps into our failure; (2) We will either be cut back or cut off; (3) We are only clean because of Jesus; and (4) We are only branches. The main point is that whatever or whoever we attach ourselves to will produce fruit in our...

Elder Derek Wood continues with the series, Who is Jesus?, as we look at John 14:16-31. John 14:18 says  No, I will not abandon you as orphans - I will come to you.  We aren't just left to figure it out. We are given a helper, an Advocate, to walk alongside us in everything we do.

Continuing with the study of the book of John and the series, Who is Jesus? , Pastor Dustin Clegg walks us through John 14:6-17 and points us to three observations from the text: (1) Familiarity with the things of God cause us to miss Him completely. (John 14:6-11) (2) Jesus believed we would do greater things. (John 14:12-14) (3) Lovers of Jesus desire to know and keep His commands. (John 14:15-1...

Happy Easter! Today we continue with our study of the book of John and talk about the peace we have in our grave-robbing Savior, Jesus Christ. As we look at John 13:31 - 14:6, Pastor Dustin Clegg has 3 observations: (1) Jesus is the only way we can have peace when we blow it. (2) It is entirely possible to die before you're dead. (3) Abundant and eternal life is exclusively and only for those...

Pastor Dustin Clegg has three observations from John 13:21-35 as we continue with the Who is Jesus? series: (1) Following Jesus can be faked to a troubling extent; (2) The cross and resurrection of Jesus changes our identity to the core; (3) Our love for each other can and should be evangelistic. Applications (1) When facing confronting words from God, as first, "Is it I?". (2) If you ar...

As we continue with the Who is Jesus? series and look at John 13:1-20 Pastor Dustin Clegg shares three observations: (1) Pressure, power, love, authority, betrayal, and grief all take Jesus to the posture of service. (John 13:1-5); (2) Jesus touches before He teaches; and (3) Spirit filled followers will be supernatural servants. Applications - (1) Rethink our difficulties and become more attuned...

Today we continue with our study of the book of John and the series, Who is Jesus?. As we look at John 12:12-50 Pastor Dustin Clegg has three observations: (1) Jesus is impossible to understand correctly until/unless He is glorified rightly. (John 12: 12-19); (2) The cross is the centerpiece of the glory of Jesus (John 12: 20-36); and (3) The cross will either remove our judgement or be our judgem...

After the series on Jubilee, we are back to the book of John with the Who is Jesus? series. Today we look at John 12:1-11 and see Jesus as the Sword of Division. In this passage we see that: (1) Jesus is worthy of extravagant love and humble reverence; (2) Worshipping Jesus supremely makes us love others rightly; and (3) We are not called to be witnessing, but to be witnesses. Pastor Dustin Clegg...

Today we finish up with the last message in the Jubilee series as we take a look at Proclamation. We see that Gospel Proclamation will happen in the life of every believer; that Gospel Proclamation is good news; and that Gospel Proclamation is life threatening, but also life giving. How do we apply this? 1) Stick to proclaiming essential truths about Jesus. Secondary truths (although important) te...

Today we continue in the series on Jubilee and talk about justice.

We continue in the Jubilee series as we look at John 16:32-33 and talk about Jesus and healing. We see that (1) the need for healing should be expected and prepared for. How do we prepare? (A) Cultivate your relationship with Jesus consistently when you are not yet in trouble. "In ME you may have peace." (B) Do not be surprised that trouble comes even if you are surprised by how it comes...

We continue in the Jubilee series as we look at Leviticus 25:8-10 and talk about Freedom. We see that Gospel Freedom is NOT: (1) The removal of all constraints; (2) The same as American freedom; (3) The removal of one set of chains only to pick up the chains of religion. We also see that Gospel Freedom is: (1) Strategically and voluntarily choosing to lose some freedoms to gain the ultimate freedo...