The signs and wonders performed by the apostles shook Jerusalem. Against all odds and despite oppression from the religious elites, the Church was unstoppable. Why? Because "they had been with Jesus" (Acts 4:13). We'll look at how this life-altering relationship qualifies us in the Church today to advance with radical love and truth.

Our world can be a lonely place where finding real friendships is hard to find. The early church was filled with the Holy Spirit and created a new kind of community. The church was designed to be a place with Christ at the center and all people find their fit. How can this vision of Christ-centred community change our city as we know it?

Pentecost marked the arrival of a new era. The wind and fire of the Holy Spirit fell and thousands were transformed. In a world that can feel so spiritually dry and discouraging - the same Holy Spirit is at work today transforming lives and building Christ’s Church.

After Judas' betrayal, the apostles needed someone to replace him on their team. What ensued was a powerful example of how the Spirit can lead a community in discernment. In our families, communities and church, how can we find supernatural guidance for the biggest decisions that stand before us?

Long before Christianity became a global revolution it began with a group of bewildered disciples watching Jesus ascend into heaven. They were promised power from on high and told to wait. Here in Fort Saskatchewan we begin the fall season with a million possibilities. What does God promise us and require of us as we head into a new season?

Excitement is in the air as a new school year has begun. 2025/26 will be monumental in the history of Bridge Church. How can we "Get Ready" for all that God has for us in the future? Join Bridge Church this week as Pastor Ryan shares what God has put on his heart for this new season. 

This week Brent Kellington digs deeper into Psalm 57 and the what David's song of God protection and His grace means in your life today.

For thousands of years Trappist Monks have sung Psalm 4 before bed. In a world filled with anxiety, we need the peace of Christ more than ever. What is it about this ancient song that has helped people sleep for generations?

Music has a way of shaping and moving us; the songs we sing, whether we realize it or not, make up part of our identity. Join us this week at Bridge Church as we examine the song Jesus sang from the cross and explore its implications for us today.

The Psalms express a wide range of emotions. This week, we’ll explore what the Bible says about laments. When it seems like God is silent, and we feel like we need to suppress or ignore negative emotions, the Bible offers a different perspective.