The Bridge Podcast

In this message we're reminded that we are soldiers in the Lord's army, called to stand firm in the midst of spiritual battles. Drawing from Ephesians 6, this sermon unpacks the full armor of God—a spiritual toolkit designed to help believers resist the enemy and walk in victory.

In this impactful message, we explore how God's Word brings order to chaos, just as He did at creation. Scripture isn't just a rulebook—it's a relational tool meant to draw us closer to God and others. You'll discover that God's Word is reliable, relational, and restorative, helping us navigate and even avoid the chaos of life. We're challenged to make the Bible a daily priority and let it transform us from the inside out.

In this inspiring Mother's Day message, we reflect on the sacred calling and profound responsibility of motherhood. Using the parable of the ten virgins from Matthew 25, we're reminded to keep our spiritual lamps full—staying prepared, watchful, and rooted in faith. This sermon challenges us to see motherhood not as a pursuit of comfort, but as a divine assignment that carries eternal impact. Through surrender, humility, and the power of the Holy Spirit, mothers can walk in joy and purpose, knowing they are part of something far greater than themselves. Discover how embracing God's view of motherhood can transform your heart, home, and legacy.

In this impactful sermon, we're challenged to live with purpose and boldness when it comes to sharing our faith. Drawing from Jesus' encounter with the Samaritan woman in John 4, we're reminded that ministry isn't reserved for pastors—every believer is called. Jesus models how to break barriers, engage in meaningful conversations, and lovingly point people to the truth. As we follow His example, we're encouraged to recognize divine appointments in our daily lives, be led by the Holy Spirit, and courageously share the gospel. One transformed life can ripple into an entire community. Are we ready to say, “Pick me, Lord” and step into the mission field that surrounds us?

In this powerful message, we dive into the simple yet life-changing truth that Jesus loves us. Centered around the beloved children's song "Jesus Loves Me," we explore how God's love stands apart from human love—unconditional, unwavering, and pure. Drawing from 1 John 4:8 ("God is love") and Romans 5:8, we are reminded that Christ loved us enough to die for us even while we were still sinners. This message challenges us to stop being harder on ourselves than Jesus is, to truly embrace God's grace, and to see ourselves through His eyes of love. If you need a fresh reminder of your worth and His incredible love, this one's for you!

We're reminded that true faith isn't just about intellectual belief, but about how our lives reflect our convictions. Do our actions, decisions, schedules, and priorities demonstrate that Jesus is truly Lord of our lives? This message encourages us to move beyond superficial faith and truly surrender to Christ, allowing Him to lead us on the greatest adventure of our lives.

In this powerful message, we explore the profound concept of being a 'scapegoat' in our relationships and faith journey. By following Jesus' example of selfless love and service, we're encouraged to prioritize others' salvation over our own need to be right. This perspective shift invites us to reflect on how we can embody Christ's love in our daily interactions, even when it's difficult.

Are we ready for the revelation of Jesus Christ? This powerful message from 1 Peter 1 challenges us to shift our perspective on trials and suffering. We often misunderstand the purpose of difficulties, viewing them as setbacks rather than opportunities for growth. However, the apostle Peter reminds us that our faith, refined through trials, is more precious than gold. These challenges aren't meant to break us, but to authenticate our faith and bring glory to God.

In this powerful message, we're reminded that labels don't define us - our identity in Christ does. The story of Cinderella serves as a poignant allegory for our spiritual journey. Just as Cinderella had to embrace her true self beyond the fancy dress and carriage, we too must look beyond outward appearances and societal expectations. The key lesson is that faithfulness, honesty, and integrity always triumph in the end. It's a call to live with long-term obedience in the same direction, trusting that our God-given uniqueness will lead us to our divine purpose.

Are we living out the truth in love? This powerful message challenges us to confront the lies in our lives and those of others, inspired by the story of 'The Emperor's New Clothes.' We're called to be more than just blurters or avoiders of truth; we're meant to embody Christ's example of speaking truth with selfless love.

we dive into the timeless story of Pinocchio to uncover profound spiritual truths about authenticity and growth in our faith journey. Just as Pinocchio had to learn to be brave, truthful, and unselfish to become 'real,' we too are called to embody these qualities in our walk with God. 

In this powerful message, we're challenged to examine our pursuit of perfection and contentment in life. The story of Goldilocks serves as a metaphor for our endless search for what's 'just right.' We're reminded that perfection is a myth in this broken world, and our relentless pursuit of it often leads to dissatisfaction and complaining. The Israelites' journey through the wilderness illustrates how easily we can forget God's blessings and provision when we focus on what we lack. Instead of chasing worldly perfection, we're encouraged to find true satisfaction in Jesus Christ.

In this inspiring message, we're challenged to view our families through the lens of a coach leading a winning team. Drawing parallels between sports strategies and family leadership, we're encouraged to align our households, foster improvement, make necessary adjustments, recruit the best in each other, and commit wholeheartedly to our loved ones.

In this powerful message, we're challenged to rethink our approach to parenting through the lens of faith. The story of David and Goliath serves as a cornerstone, reminding us that God often uses seemingly impossible situations to develop character and faith in our children. We're encouraged to resist the urge to overprotect or rescue our kids from every challenge, recognizing that these experiences are vital for their spiritual and personal growth. The scripture 'Train up a child in the way he should go' takes on new meaning as we consider how our well-intentioned actions might actually hinder God's transformative work in our children's lives. This message invites us to trust God's process, even when it feels uncomfortable, and to focus on cultivating perseverance and character that ultimately leads to hope, as outlined in Romans 5:3-4.

In this powerful message, we're challenged to stop trying to fix others and instead focus on fixing ourselves. Drawing from Ephesians 4, we're given six relationship rules: be honest, be in control, be responsible, be encouraging, be unifying, and be forgiving. These rules remind us that our primary job is to be like Jesus, not to change others. As we reflect on this, let's consider: How can we embody Christ's love in our daily interactions? Are we focusing more on changing others or becoming the best version of ourselves?

In this powerful message, we're challenged to consider the vital importance of unity in our families, especially between parents. Drawing from the stories of Isaac and Rebekah, and Jacob's family, we see how disunity can lead to manipulation, behavioral issues, and disrespect. This message encourages us to reflect on our own family dynamics and strive for unity, recognizing that our family relationships are a picture of God's relationship with us.

In this powerful message, we're challenged to consider what we have to offer in service of God's kingdom. The central theme revolves around the question 'What do you have?' – echoing God's queries to Moses and Elisha's widow. We're reminded that even our seemingly insignificant possessions or talents can become powerful tools in God's hands.

We believe God has big things planned for you in 2025, and they will not come by might or by power BUT by His spirit. Let's see what God has in store.

Bread is the most common food on earth. Providing a significant amount of nutrients for our health and well-being, one could say it is a source of life for us. With that in mind, it is not a coincidence that Jesus is referred to as, “the bread of life,” or that He was born in Bethlehem, which means, “house of bread!” Take a trip with us, On the Road to Bethlehem, as we discover more about Jesus, the bread of life, and how his presence gives us life.

Bread is the most common food on earth. Providing a significant amount of nutrients for our health and well-being, one could say it is a source of life for us. With that in mind, it is not a coincidence that Jesus is referred to as, “the bread of life,” or that He was born in Bethlehem, which means, “house of bread!” Take a trip with us, On the Road to Bethlehem, as we discover more about Jesus, the bread of life, and how his presence gives us life.

Bread is the most common food on earth. Providing a significant amount of nutrients for our health and well-being, one could say it is a source of life for us. With that in mind, it is not a coincidence that Jesus is referred to as, “the bread of life,” or that He was born in Bethlehem, which means, “house of bread!” Take a trip with us, On the Road to Bethlehem, as we discover more about Jesus, the bread of life, and how his presence gives us life.

Ever struggled with hurt? Join us as Pastor Rob teaches from 1 Samuel 10, and the life of David, on how to overcome our hurt so we don't hurt others.

Join us as Pastor Rob digs into 1 & 2 Samuel and the life of David. He will breakdown 5 ways they Devil will come after you, and how to guard your life from them.

Join us as Connections Pastor Doug Wyatt breaks down the story of Jesus feeding the 5000, and how just like the disciples we have to choose to be a part of the moment.

The Bible is full of stories of survivors, and in Ezekiel 14:20 it points out Noah, Job, and Daniel. Common denominator....they were survivors against insurmountable odds.

The phrase, ‘God is love,' explains eternity...He wants us to be with Him forever. Our goal here on earth should be prioritizing our relationship with Jesus so that one day we can “Go Home,” to be with him. Understanding that invitation, recentering our mindset, establishing our priorities are all part of how we can make this happen. All while bringing others along with us.

The phrase, ‘God is love,' explains eternity...He wants us to be with Him forever. Our goal here on earth should be prioritizing our relationship with Jesus so that one day we can “Go Home,” to be with him. Understanding that invitation, recentering our mindset, establishing our priorities are all part of how we can make this happen. All while bringing others along with us.

The phrase, ‘God is love,' explains eternity...He wants us to be with Him forever. Our goal here on earth should be prioritizing our relationship with Jesus so that one day we can “Go Home,” to be with him. Understanding that invitation, recentering our mindset, establishing our priorities are all part of how we can make this happen. All while bringing others along with us.

The phrase, ‘God is love,' explains eternity...He wants us to be with Him forever. Our goal here on earth should be prioritizing our relationship with Jesus so that one day we can “Go Home,” to be with him. Understanding that invitation, recentering our mindset, establishing our priorities are all part of how we can make this happen. All while bringing others along with us.

In San Francisco, summer of 1967, over 100,000 young Americans gathered looking for peace, stability, and meaning. They thought their version of love was the answer. The summer of love was anything but, because love is only possible…one way…His way. Let's discover God's love through 1 John 4.

In San Francisco, summer of 1967, over 100,000 young Americans gathered looking for peace, stability, and meaning. They thought their version of love was the answer. The summer of love was anything but, because love is only possible…one way…His way. Let's discover God's love through 1 John 4.

In San Francisco, summer of 1967, over 100,000 young Americans gathered looking for peace, stability, and meaning. They thought their version of love was the answer. The summer of love was anything but, because love is only possible…one way…His way. Let's discover God's love through 1 John 4.

In San Francisco, summer of 1967, over 100,000 young Americans gathered looking for peace, stability, and meaning. They thought their version of love was the answer. The summer of love was anything but, because love is only possible…one way…His way. Let's discover God's love through 1 John 4.

We've heard it said before that, ‘Christianity isn't about rules, it's about relationship.' While true, we can't ignore that out of God's grace, He has provided a set of rules to show us how to live within those relationships. Rather than threatening those relationships, rules actually enable them. Grab on to these, ‘words to live by,' and discover the beauty, encouragement and joy found in them. After all, to obey the law is to look like Jesus.Exodus 20:17Do not covet your neighbor's house. Do not covet your neighbor's wife, male or female servant, ox or donkey, or anything else your neighbor owns