Browns Bridge Church

The cross is a reminder for us to stop chasing what can’t be caught.

It's not intuitive to choose to lose, but Jesus introduced an upside-down way of living.

Following Jesus is complicated. We all need help figuring it out and sticking with it.

It’s easy to get in a hurry but harder to get out. If we’re going to resist the temptation to rush in life, we must be proactive. This message will reveal one practical way to keep hurry from taking over.

One of the biggest weapons against the hurry that tries to invade our lives is the word “no.” We, however, have a tendency to be “yes” machines. In this message, we discover how to effectively say “no” and keep hurry at a distance.

We’re all busy. And most of us would say we’re busy with good things. But if we’re not careful, our busy lives can become hurried lives. When that happens, we suffer and the people around us often get our worst. This week we’ll start learning how to slow down and resist the temptation to hurry.

#8: The Bible documents God’s redemptive activity in the world, culminating in the arrival of his final King.

A Conversation with John Dickson

#7: Jesus followers are multipliers.