Being counter cultural means loving our enemies. Loving those that look different and think different. Being counter cultural should make others question why we are the way we are. Being counter cultural is part of being a Christian.

In our land between moments, sometimes there is God’s discipline. God doesn’t cause evil to happen upon us, but he will use our natural consequences so that we can grow. God's discipline is always in love for us.

When we find ourselves in the land between, it's easy to meltdown. We may find ourselves angry and questioning God. In the midst of meltdown, we're called to be real and honest with God and trust that He will come through.

There's a lot of transitions happening in the life of Bridgeway. Maybe your life is going through some difficult transitions too. God calls us to trust in him during these difficult times. It's not an easy choice, but it's a choice you won't regret.

We've spent 4 amazing years in the bank building, but it's come time to move. Join us as we look back at where we came from and look forward at all the awesome things we'll continue to do in our community in the new building!

Jesus calls us to invite others to our tables. Not just those who look like us and think like us, but invite those who are different and outcast. Jesus shared tables with everyone: pharisees, sinners, people who disagreed with his teachings, and many others. What would it look like for us to do the same?

Distractions aren't always a bad thing. Our family members can distract us, a hobby we enjoy can distract us, or even every day things like cleaning house can be a distraction. Those aren't bad things but they can become a bad distraction, if it distracts us from spending time with Jesus and building a closer relationship with Him.

Our tables can be used as a tool of love for others. Jesus invited people to the table that others thought were unworthy. We can learn from Jesus to be open and accepting to those we may not normally invite to our tables.

Tables are a sacred place. They're a place for us to gather, laugh, cry, and build relationships with the other people at the table. Jesus used tables so often in his ministry – eating with sinners and people who were seen as "unclean". We can learn a lot from Jesus by looking at his time around tables.

Grace can tell such a beautiful story. With grace, we can forgive those who've hurt us, support those we disagree with, and love those who look down on us. We can be an amazing witness to God's grace when we show grace ourselves.