What if the most “merry” Christmas song was born from the darkest moment in history? In this message, we uncover the forgotten story behind Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas and how it mirrors the emotional battles we still fight today; fear, grief, uncertainty, and the quiet hope that refuses to die. Through the lives of Mary and Joseph, we see that the Christmas story wasn’t born in comfort, calm, or celebration, but in adversity, confusion, and impossible circumstances. Discover how hope shows up inside your struggle, why God doesn’t remove adversity but reveals Himself through it, and how your “yes” to God, like Mary and Joseph, can carry you into a transformed future.

Week 5: How To Be A Neighbor by Church At The Bridge

In this message, we look at what it truly means to be A Church on Mission. Using the story of Nehemiah, we uncover how God rebuilds, restores, and multiplies His work through ordinary people who refuse to stay comfortable while others remain broken. This is more than personal calling, it’s a collective movement. When each of us picks up our “brick,” God uses our unity, compassion, obedience, and sacrifice to create strength, stability, and expansion for generations. Discover why mission starts with a broken heart, grows through multiplication, and moves forward when we build today because tomorrow matters.

In today’s message, we explore what it truly means to live on mission as followers of Jesus. Too often, our faith gets confined to religious routines, comfort zones, and holy huddles but Jesus calls us to be a city on a hill, visible, present, and a haven for others. We’ll unpack practical ways to let your light shine in everyday life, embody His presence in every interaction, and become a refuge for people who need hope. Stop hiding your life and start living so others can see God at work through you.

Are you living sent or just settled? In this week’s message, we examine whether we’ve mistaken comfort for calling. God never intended for us to get stuck in the familiar, He designed us to move in faith. Through repentance, realignment, and renewed purpose, we discover what it truly means to live on mission every day, not just on Sundays. It’s time to stop settling and start stepping into the good works God prepared in advance for you.

Everyone is living on a mission; survival, success, happiness, family, or faith. But what if your mission is moving you in the wrong direction? In this message, “God on Mission,” we explore Luke 15 and uncover how Jesus reveals the Father’s true heart: people. Through the story of the lost son, we see how disconnection leads to depletion, but grace restores what was lost. You’ll discover that God’s mission has always been redemption, restoration, and relationship and that even when you step off mission, God never stops running toward you.

In this powerful finale to our Giant Killers series, Pastor Annette exposes the difference between the Crowd and the Church. Both stood on the same battlefield, but only one moved in faith. David’s story wasn’t just about a giant; it was about a generation paralyzed by fear. While the crowd talked, David acted. While the crowd saw a giant, David saw God. Discover how to stop spectating and start stepping into the victory God already promised you. It’s time to move from the sidelines to the frontlines, from fear to faith, from the crowd to the Church.

Today’s message in our Giant Killers series is not for the faint of heart, it’s for those ready to finish what they started. David didn’t stop when Goliath fell; he made sure the giant couldn’t rise again. In the same way, God calls us not just to survive the battle, but to silence every lie, destroy every stronghold, and remove anything that challenges His purpose in our lives. In this message, we’ll expose the sin we excuse, the lies we entertain, and the truth we don’t practice , and discover how to finish the fight through the power of Christ.

In this powerful conversation, Pastors Jose and Annette Vasquez share what it truly means to be a Giant Killer. From early challenges to leading through seasons of fear, faith, and breakthrough; they open up about the unseen battles that shape every believer’s journey. Discover how to fight spiritual battles with courage, lead with conviction, and keep Jesus at the center when life feels overwhelming. This interview reminds us: the giants we face aren’t meant to defeat us, they’re meant to develop us.

Giants don’t always come with swords and armor, sometimes they show up as fear, insecurity, debt, anxiety, or shame. In this message, “I’m Not Small, I’m Growing,” we confront the inner battles that make us feel powerless and uncover the spiritual truth that we are not as small as we think. Drawing from David’s encounter with Goliath, this story shows us that growth begins not when the giant falls, but when we start seeing ourselves through God’s eyes. You’re not finished; God is still forming you. This message will help you find your courage, speak truth to your fears, and grow through the very battles meant to break you.