TheBridgeWynne Podcast

Today we continue our conversation about Jubilee and look at various passages. We see that; GOSPEL REDEMPTION IS NOT: 1) Striving to do good to make God happy with you. 2) Striving to do good to avoid the consequences of bad actions. 3) Unaffected, easy believism. GOSPEL REDEMPTION IS: 1) The transactional work of Jesus that moves us from enemies and slaves to sons and daughters. 2) The way by whi...

As we continue in the Jubilee series and look at Leviticus 25:28 and Matthew 18:21-25 we see that Gospel Forgiveness is NOT: 1) Therapeutic forgiveness; 2) Doormat forgiveness; 3) Approval; or 4) Natural. What is Gospel Forgiveness? 1) It is rooted in the identity of Jesus and is Spirit led. 2) It can be granted before it is felt. 3) It is "others" focused. 4) It is costly. 5) It is work...

Today we continue in our series titled Jubilee , as we look at Jesus and Sabbath . Pastor Dustin Clegg starts out with 3 observations: (1) Jubilee Sabbath was about rest rooted in trust and humility (Lev 25:11-12); (2) Sabbath as worship (Gen 2:1-3); and (3) Jesus is our Sabbath rest (Matt 11:28-12:14). He also gave us 7 ways that we can apply this in our daily lives: 1. Prepare for Sabbath. 2. Fi...

As we begin the new year we start a new series called Jubilee based on Leviticus 25. This series is NOT a plea for a New Year's Resolution.  The 7 topics we will be focusing on in the coming weeks related to Jubilee, but ultimately Jesus are: 1. Sabbath. 2. Forgiveness. 3. Freedom. 4. Redemption. 5. Healing. 6. Justice. 7. Proclamation. We see in the text today that halfheartedly following Je...

We end the year with the celebration of 3 baptisms and a message from Matthew 16:13-18, and Luke 15:1-2, 11-32.

Today we look at Luke 2:21-35 and Pastor Dustin Clegg has two observations:  (1) Salvation is only found in the person of Jesus (Luke 2:21-32). And (2) Jesus has divided the entire world into two camps (Luke 2:33-35). The Christmas question is "Do you see what Simeon saw?". Merry Christmas from the Bridge Church.

Today we continue in the series, A Thrill of Hope, and look at Luke 1 beginning with verse 57. We see that Zechariah's song represents purpose in our pain and afflictions. We also see that people who have really experienced and understand the mercy of Jesus make the best worshipper. If you're a "good person", humble yourself and look for a worship example in a changed person. ...

We continue in our Christmas series, A Thrill of Hope, and take a look at Luke 1:26-56 and explore Mary's encounter with the angel Gabriel, who tells her that she will bear the Messiah.  In the passage we see that (1) Mary was genuine and mature (vs 26-37); (2) Mary was humble (vs 38-55); (3) Mary was able to see God at work in the "normal" (vs 41-45); (4) Mary was biblical (vs 46-5...

Today we start a new series for Christmas titled A Thrill of Hope and look together at Luke 1:1-25. Pastor Dustin Clegg has 3 observations from the text: (1) We forget about Jesus but He never forgets about us; (2) Christmas represents the reality of the supernatural colliding with the reality of the natural; and (3) Hope can be lost when we only, or primarily, focus on natural reality. How do we...

Nick Woods delivers the message today centered around John 14:6.

Pastor Dustin Clegg continues in our study of the book of John and as we look at 11:38-48 he has three observations: (1) Resurrection is nasty business; (2) Jesus is and will always be a threat to "life as we know it"; (3) If Jesus is consistently rejected, He will move on at some point. How do we apply this? Find a mess to step into, but maybe not for the reason you think.

Pastor Kirk Owens continues with the Who is Jesus? series and walks us through John 11:17-37 giving us three observations from the text: (1) Pain and suffering are definitely real, and we can rest assured Jesus is always present, loves us deeply, and He is working all things for our good and His glory; (2) Knowing what to say about or to Jesus is the easy part, but believing and trusting in Him th...

Praise the Lord! We started and ended the service with baptism, but in between Pastor Dustin Clegg walked us through John 11:1-16 as we continued with the series, Who is Jesus? .  He began with a question.... Are you okay with a Savior who will allow your body, mind, finances, etc. to suffer so that He can heal your soul? ....  and then shared four observations from the text. (1) When making a req...

As we continue in our study of the book of John and with the Who is Jesus? series, Pastor Dustin Clegg walks us through John 10:22-41 and has three observations: (1) Convictions are good. Opinions are normally not that great. (John 10:22-23); (2) Doubt and suspense are not the same as unbelief. (John 10:24-25); and (3) Backward thinking leads to backward believing which leads to backward living. (...

Pastor Dustin Clegg continues with the Who is Jesus? series and as we look at John 10:1-21 he has three observations from the text: (1) The Good Shepherd is shockingly personal with His sheep (John 10:1-6); (2) The Good Shepherd is shockingly protective of His sheep and their joy (John 10:7-          13); and (3) The Good Shepherd is shockingly loving towards His sheep (John 10:14-21).

As we continue in our study of the book of John and the Who is Jesus? series, we look at John 9:8-34 and Pastor Dustin Clegg has three observations: (1) The question is and always will be "Who" and not "how"; (2) The family does not grow and the Kingdom does not advance by way of exclusion; and (3) The unbelief of a seeking heart is much softer and more logical than the unbelie...

Pastor Kirk Owens continues in our study of the book of John and leads us through John 9:1-7, 35-41. In this passage we that (1) Jesus' vision is much better than His disciples' focus; (2) Following Jesus will cost you, but not really; and (3) Taking steps with Jesus is a progression which will lead you into His Kingdom forevermore. How do we apply this? Know that Jesus sees you right wh...

As we continue in the Who is Jesus? series, Pastor Dustin Clegg walks us through John 8:30-59 and has three observations: (1) Believing Jesus is not the same as believing IN Jesus; (2) When the Word of God is rejected, the truth is lost and people get stupid; and (3) Not all truth leads to freedom, but the Truth named Jesus does. The freedom we receive from Him may not look like we think it should...

Today Pastor Dustin Clegg continues in the Who is Jesus? series, and as we look at John 8:12-30 he gives us four observations from the passage. (1) We judge ourselves by what we do with Jesus. (John 8:12-19) (2) No one does anything that is not allowed by Jesus. (John 8:20) (3) Jesus absolutely claims that He is God. (John 8:21-26) (4) Jesus is not interested in being a part of our belief system....

Today we continue in The Who is Jesus? series as we look at John 8:12 and discuss the Light of the World. Pastor Dustin Clegg has only one observation today: Life apart from Jesus is only formless, empty and dark.

After spending a couple of weeks talking about the importance of Life Groups, today Pastor Dustin Clegg continues with the series, Who is Jesus?, as we look at John 8:2-11 and see Jesus as the Merciful Judge.

Pastor Dustin Clegg leads us through Acts 2:42-47 as we talk about the importance of community through our Life Groups. Jesus has chosen to cause His people to grow best over time in community with other believers experiencing the mundane and miraculous activities of daily life. (1) Our devotion to gathering needs renewal. (2) Fellowship is critical to the life of the church and is terribly misund...

As we approach the start of our Life Groups, Pastor Dustin Clegg leads us through various passages and talks about the importance of community in the body of believers.  (1) In Genesis 2:18 we see that it's not good for man to be alone. (2) In Proverbs 18:1-2 we see that isolation is sinful. (3) In Luke 4:16-21 and Isaiah 61:1-7 we see that community is messy because Jesus gathers the messy....