In Part 2 of our journey through 2 Samuel 7, Pastor Chris Ochoa unpacks David’s response to God’s covenant promises and reminds us that the Old Testament is not just history — it points us to Jesus.

In this message, Pastor Chris Ochoa teaches through 2 Samuel 7 and the Davidic covenant, showing why this chapter is one of the most important turning points in the storyline of Scripture. David desires to build a house for God, but God redirects David’s vision and promises to build David a house, a dynasty that will ultimately be fulfilled in Jesus Christ.

In this episode of the Bridgetown Church Podcast, Pastor Chris Ochoa teaches from 2 Samuel 6, exploring what happens when the presence of God truly shows up. Through the story of David bringing the Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem, we’re confronted with both the beauty and the weight of God’s holiness.

In this episode of the Bridgetown Church Podcast, Pastor Casey Kendall teaches through John 12:9–23, unpacking the triumphal entry of Jesus and what it reveals about the kind of King He truly is.

In this episode of the Bridgetown Church Podcast, Pastor Chris Ochoa teaches through John 12:9–23.

As we enter Passion Week, we are invited to see Jesus clearly—the humble King who willingly laid down His life in love—and to follow Him with humility, trust, and faith.

In this special message, Pastor Casey Kendall steps away from the 2 Samuel series to share from Psalm 62 during a season of transition for Bridgetown Church.

Bridgetown Church Podcast | Pastor Casey Kendall

In this message, Pastor Casey Kendall continues the series through 2 Samuel with a teaching from chapter 4.

In this message, Pastor Casey Kendall explores Galatians 4 and the challenge of addressing “the elephant in the room” — the hard conversations, hidden tensions, and unspoken issues we often avoid.

This Sunday, guest speaker Judah Kuhl continued our study through 2 Samuel, walking us through chapter 3 and examining how we respond when we’ve been wronged.

On Valentine’s Day weekend, Pastor Chris Ochoa frames fasting as a practice of spiritual formation—training that leads to transformation—so believers become the kind of people who look like Jesus in both body and spirit.