This week we find Paul in a real life showdown against the power of the Jewish establishment and the Roman Empire. Will Paul's quick wit and insider knowledge save the day? Will his partnership with the Lord help him escape the clutches of an angry mob and not only live another day, but win over more converts? Don't miss this riveting adventure.

For two and a half years Paul has been on a pilgrimage towards Jerusalem, each stop along the way he is met by those who say, "don't go," and yet he carries on. Join us this week at Bridge Church as we learn from Paul's arrival in Jerusalem to see how following the way of Jesus provides purpose and clarity, even when it seems like everything in our past and present is working against us.

Life is filled with transitions. Graduating kids, new jobs, retirement, ministry leaders come and go - how do we find our bearings in a world where nothing seems to stay the same? When Paul bid adieu to the Ephesian elders, how was he able to move on to the next stage of his life?

While many would attest to wanting to see more freedom and hope in their lives, the truth is that even good change can be challenging to process. When the Gospel's power in Ephesus was upending the local economy, those resistant to change came after the believers. Where is God in the middle of change? How can we seek and trust Him while others are uncomfortable... or hostile? 

First century events in the city of Ephesus show that the Gospel is best served by people with humble hearts, as the Holy Spirit opens doors in many, and sometimes surprising, ways.

After a season of intense ministry, Paul rolled into Corinth exhausted and full of bruises. Even though Corinth had a reputation for being a place filled with chaos, God brought encouragement & peace for Paul through a season of stability. In the times of our lives where we feel worn out, how can we find encouragement to feed our souls?

Join Bridge Church this Sunday as we finish our series "In Fort Sask as it is in Heaven." We will be contrasting the Tower of Babel with Pentecost. In the process we will discover the Glorious God who pours out His Spirit to birth the church and can save all who are lost. 

We see a community commons that...

multiplies its impact through a legacy of generous faith

We live in a time of unprecedented opportunity to share the Gospel and grow God's Kingdom. The fields are ripe for harvest.

We see a community commons that...

Is filled with people encountering Jesus!

We are citizens of Heaven who live as exiles in Fort Saskatchewan. Despite being different from the culture around us, we find People of Peace to partner with to seek the peace and prosperity of our City.

We see a Community Commons that...

Physically Impacts our City

The work of mission is a team effort. Together we combine our imaginations, ideas and gifts to reach our city.

We see a community commons that...

is filled with Collective Creativity