This is also known as "The Busy Season". This is the, “I don’t have enough time to get everything done!” time in life. Sometimes we have big projects or little people that need more of our time than in other seasons. I’m in this season right now as I write this article.

Busyness is becoming a value in modern American culture, but it is not something Christians should chase.

Join Joel as he helps us navigate this troublesome season. 

"Waiting is NOT easy!" If you’re there now and it’s hard, take heart.

Psalm 37:7 says, “Be still in the presence of the Lord, and wait patiently for him to act.”

Whether you're waiting for a godly husband, for a difficult circumstance to change, or for God to finally fulfill a promise; the waiting season can range from mildly annoying to maddening.

Listen to how Pastor Michelle teaches how to make it through the winter, waiting season. 

If you examined your life right now, what season would you say you are currently experiencing? Are you in a dry season, waiting-for-something season, grinding season, tests-and-trials-at-nearly-every-turn season, or spiritual warfare season? The list could go on and on. Maybe you’re in a happy season, and all is well. Sometimes it’s difficult to recognize the season of life we’re in, and it can be even more difficult to know how to live fully in Christ during it.

In a natural sense, we know that seasons change. There’s winter, spring, summer, and fall. Just like the natural season's change, so do the seasons in our lives.

The Bible tells us in Ecclesiastes 3:1, “For everything, there is a season.” It also tells us in Ecclesiastes 3:11, “[God] has made everything beautiful in its time.”

The first step to flourishing in any spiritual season is recognizing which one you’re in. Here are six common seasons of life. Which one describes your life?

A review of where theBRIDGE Church is headed in the next year and a renewed vision for the upcoming relaunch. Thanks for listening. 

The two main questions every person asks are, “Who am I?” and, “What am I here for?”

This series will help us finally get answers to both of those questions.

We live in a culture that values shallow, superficial, and temporary things. People are told lies all day about what’s important in life, and how to be important in life. This dramatically affects their view of their identity and their value—and although we can’t un-hear the lies of the enemy, we can replace them with the truth from God’s Word.

In this series, we will learn that our identity is not dependent on what others say about us, or even what we say about ourselves, but by what God says about me.

The two main questions every person asks are, “Who am I?” and, “What am I here for?”

This series will help us finally get answers to both of those questions.

We live in a culture that values shallow, superficial, and temporary things. People are told lies all day about what’s important in life, and how to be important in life. This dramatically affects their view of their identity and their value—and although we can’t un-hear the lies of the enemy, we can replace them with the truth from God’s Word.

In this series, we will learn that our identity is not dependent on what others say about us, or even what we say about ourselves, but by what God says about me.

The two main questions every person asks are, “Who am I?” and, “What am I here for?”

This series will help us finally get answers to both of those questions.

We live in a culture that values shallow, superficial, and temporary things. People are told lies all day about what’s important in life, and how to be important in life. This dramatically affects their view of their identity and their value—and although we can’t un-hear the lies of the enemy, we can replace them with the truth from God’s Word.

In this series, we will learn that our identity is not dependent on what others say about us, or even what we say about ourselves, but by what God says about me.

The two main questions every person asks are, “Who am I?” and, “What am I here for?”

This series will help us finally get answers to both of those questions.

We live in a culture that values shallow, superficial, and temporary things. People are told lies all day about what’s important in life, and how to be important in life. This dramatically affects their view of their identity and their value—and although we can’t un-hear the lies of the enemy, we can replace them with the truth from God’s Word.

In this series, we will learn that our identity is not dependent on what others say about us, or even what we say about ourselves, but by what God says about me.

The two main questions every person asks are, “Who am I?” and, “What am I here for?”

This series will help us finally get answers to both of those questions.

We live in a culture that values shallow, superficial, and temporary things. People are told lies all day about what’s important in life, and how to be important in life. This dramatically affects their view of their identity and their value—and although we can’t un-hear the lies of the enemy, we can replace them with the truth from God’s Word.

In this series, we will learn that our identity is not dependent on what others say about us, or even what we say about ourselves, but by what God says about me.

The two main questions every person asks are, “Who am I?” and, “What am I here for?”

This series will help us finally get answers to both of those questions.

We live in a culture that values shallow, superficial, and temporary things. People are told lies all day about what’s important in life, and how to be important in life. This dramatically affects their view of their identity and their value—and although we can’t un-hear the lies of the enemy, we can replace them with the truth from God’s Word.

In this series, we will learn that our identity is not dependent on what others say about us, or even what we say about ourselves, but by what God says about me.