Bridge Sermons Podcast

There are two words that can repair almost any rift in a relationship. If “I’m sorry” is that powerful, why is it so hard to say it? Let’s not just use those words more, but use them better too! 

Check out this message as we continue learn how to use our words for good.

When problems arise, do you clam up? Or blow up? Is either way really better than the other? While we may handle problems differently, the reality is, we all could handle problems better. 

Check out this message. It’s one that all of us need.

Unfortunately, conflict is something we all deal with often. But how do we handle it well? Truth is, we all need this message. Let’s be peacemakers and work together to be better communicators.

Our words have the power to empower or destroy those around us. How are you using your words? Where do you need to speak life?

Check out Scott's message from our first week in the series, Out Of The Mouth.

Every day we interact with people who don’t know Jesus. If we have the best news in the world, what’s stopping us from sharing it with those who need it? 

Check out Mark’s message on Colossians 4.

If we really believe the truth about Jesus, what's stopping us from being bold in sharing it with those who don't know it yet? 

Check out James' message from the last week in our series on Acts.

Do you live assuming that you'll get what you've given into the world? Or do you trust that there's a gracious God who works far better than we could expect? 

Check out Scott's message from Acts 28

We all face hard times, and it’s often a struggle figuring out how to navigate them. How should we even begin to face them and get through them? 

Check out Junior’s message from Acts 27

Even though the Gospel is the greatest news we could ever hear, people are often hesitant to accept it. What's stopping you from receiving Jesus? 

Check out Denim's message on Acts 24-26.

Anxiety is a frequent problem in our world today and it affects us more than we think. How can we achieve real peace both within ourselves and with others? 

Check out Junior's message on Acts 23.