The practical wisdom of our time encourages us to stay the course, hedge our bets, not have too ambitious dreams, and that hope can be dangerous. Praying through the Psalms teaches us otherwise. Join us this week at Bridge Church as we explore what it looks like to boldly pray our hopes and dreams. 

For millennia, the Psalms have been the prayer book of God's people. This Sunday we start our summer series in the Psalms by looking at Psalm 121. We will see that the LORD is a God who never slumbers but watches over our coming and going. As we say goodbye to a faithful pastor, we see that God is faithful in all of life's transitions.

This Sunday we end our journey through the book of Exodus with a story of encounter with God. In a moment where Moses might have felt the most alone in his leadership, God revealed His Glory. When the Holy One calls us to step out in faith, we can hold Him to His promises. 

Waiting is not easy for most people. It certainly wasn't easy for the Israelites. In their impatience the Israelites created a golden calf which led to a world of pain. How do we find God in the waiting periods in our life? What does it look like to find forgiveness and a fresh start when we step outside of God's framework for our lives? 

As Israel left Mt. Sinai behind, the Spirit of God moved in a miraculous way to see the construction of the Tabernacle completed. On Bridge Church's road into our future, the same Spirit of service is at work among us! What does it mean to boldly follow after God and be "All In" for the Lord and for each other?

After miraculously being delivered from Egypt and then encountering God at Mt. Sinai, everything has changed yet again for the people of Israel. The God whose Glory rested on the mountain is now dwelling among them in the camp. In our world today, where many seem to wander in the desert without direction - God is still present and faithful for all who call on His Name. Join Bridge Church as we start the last part of the book of Exodus by reflecting on the miraculous gift of God's Presence.

We all need assurance. In a world of doubt, brokenness and distraction - we need to come back to our core commitments that really matter. In the "inbetweenness" of Israel's journey from Egypt to the Promised land, God provided assurance through sprinkling and a meal that we still feel the effects of today. Join Bridge Church as we gather around God's Word and His Table this Sunday.

Contentment is hard to find in our consumer society. "Keeping up with the Joneses" has created a consumption culture that promises satisfaction but delivers only more hunger. What does Scripture have to say is the cure to this disease? The answer might be closer than we think.

If you've ever felt ripped off or slandered, you understand the pain lies bring about. Finally out of Egypt, God's desire for the people of Israel was to build a society that was truly fair and just. In a world of half-truths, bribes and out-right lies, the 9th commandment offers the blueprint to freedom.