Browns Bridge Church

We miss being in the building with you. So today, we’ll take a look back at one of our favorite memories from the last few years. This is a great time to be reminded that regardless of what we’re feeling and experiencing during this season, our worship can overpower all of it.

A conversation between our lead pastor Adam Johnson and our Transit Team who have been providing our middle school students a way to stay connected and engaged during the COVID-19 pandemic. 

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We have passed 50 days of quarantine and no one knows when this will all end. Maybe you are doing great, but many of us could use some encouragement to help us continue to make the most of these days. However you are doing, here are three things that can help us all.

Tim Cooper, Groups Director at Browns Bridge Church, discusses how to never feel inadequate in the midst of hard times.

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We avoid things we don’t like. But sometimes things come our way that we can’t avoid. When our circumstances deteriorate, what do we do when there’s nothing we can do?

A helpful conversation between our lead pastor Adam Johnson and our Care Team who have been providing our community with resources for those struggling mentally, emotionally, or financially during this COVID-19 pandemic.

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Christians have never believed in a God who doesn’t allow bad things to happen to good people. Christians believe the worst possible thing happened to the best possible person.

When Jesus died, hope died along with him. No one was planning to keep this new movement going because, after all, it seemed Jesus wasn’t who he had claimed to be. Immediately following the crucifixion, there were no Christians because there was no Christ. But then something happened.

We all have embarrassing moments we can laugh about—later. There are shameful moments that we would give anything to undo. But while our pasts remind us, they don’t have to define us.

Many times, our faith deteriorates as our circumstances deteriorate. When that happens, our faith is quickly overcome by fear, and the future looks dark. The apostle Peter experienced this, and he temporarily fled his faith in Jesus.