Deep down we all realize the pace our culture keeps is unhealthy and unsustainable. How can we resist the steady onslaught of work and learn to embrace sacred rest once again?

While the first commandment was about WHO to worship, the second commandment speaks to the HOW of worship. Through our life experience, cultural surroundings, and personal brokenness we can project onto God all sorts of different images. On top of that, we can put "God in a box" to make faith feel more palatable. How we envision God makes all the difference in our lives. Join Bridge Church this week as we examine the second commandment and the liberating reality of allowing God to be God in our worship.

The Israelites have finally made it to Mount Sinai, and the glory of God, who saves them unconditionally, is displayed. But what does it mean to be God's chosen people? What does being the covenant people of the Creator look like? Join us this week at Bridge Church as we learn how gratitude, honour, and respect intersect with the new reality the Israelites and us today step into.

Each one of us offers degrees of leadership in our different spheres of life. Within those we make decisions that affect ourselves and others. In stark contrast with many of the practices of leadership in the world today, Christian leadership involves community, humility and many potent opportunities of grace. Join Bridge this week as we reflect on the God-given leadership instincts of Moses during a time of change & opportunity for the nation of Israel.  

Despite their recent deliverance, it didn't take long for Israel to complain and cry out in the desert. Called to trust Him for mercies new each morning, the covenant-keeping God provides for His people.

The time between Christmas and New Years is unusual. It can feel like a season of unending turkey sandwiches where time stands still. Join Bridge Church for our annual online special where we will witness special talents from people in the church, sing songs of praise to God, and hear a message to prepare our hearts for a New Year. As God leads us forward as a church, as families and as individuals it is imperative to "not look back!"

In "We Three Kings" we hear about magi coming to visit Jesus and present him with gifts. What seems like a very random story leads us to learn about God's perfect plans and the prophecies that foretold them. In the seeming randomness of modern life, what is God planning for you?

From a human perspective it might have made more sense for Jesus to be born in Rome or Jerusalem, yet for some reason God chose Bethlehem. This week we will explore the town of Jesus' birth, leaning on the prophet Micah and a classic post-civil war hymn. Our God is the One who takes small places (like Fort Sask perhaps?!) and raises them up for His glory.