Crossbridge Community Church

When asked by the Disciples to teach them how to pray, Jesus references something that every Jew would've resonated with: "Give Us Today Our Daily Bread."

In Exodus 16, after God saved the Israelites from Egyptian captivity, he provides their every need by blessing them with "daily bread."

So, what does that look like for us in our prayer life? What does it mean to pray for daily bread? Why does Jesus reference this story when emphasizing the importance of prayer? Tune in to find out.

After spending some time in prayer, Jesus is asked a humbling question from one of His Disciples:

Prayer, for most, is a pastime while driving to and from work, or is a last resort when going through something difficult. But what would it look like for us to take our prayer-life to the next level?

Today, Brad kicks off a 4-week series walking through the Lord's Prayer called: Prayer For Grown Ups.

It's launch day! Join us as we walk through our first 'Vision Sunday' of the year, celebrating the launch of our new Online Church Campus and Church App.

What if we viewed every single person, regardless of our differences, as God's masterpiece? In the final week of the series, Trevor walks us through a weird vision that Peter has, a possible alligator sighting in the Bible, and the importance of Chasing God's Heart for Others.

Join us as we conclude our series today: Chasing God's Heart.

Racism and racial reconciliation are two topics that are often difficult to talk about. And for those who are living it each and every day—not having the option to choose whether or not they are actively fighting racism—it's even more difficult.

As the Church, we are called to the ministry of reconciliation. Regardless of the tension that it may cause, we are commanded by God to fight the good fight and care for our brothers and sisters of color. While today's message is just the start of the conversation, we hope that you gain some knowledge and next steps to take in the fight against racism.

Join us for week #3 of our series: Chasing God's Heart.

It doesn't take a rocket scientist to recognize that our world is divided.

Divided by:

Political parties

Ideologies

Religious Views

Social Structures

Skin Color

And if we're being honest, the Church isn't any different. God calls us to be unified together as One body, yet it feels like we are more divided now than ever.

Join us for week #2 of our series: Chasing God's Heart, as Jordan walks us through a timely message on Unity.

It only takes one look on Facebook to see that our world is divided. Even amongst Christians, we are more interested in uniformity than unity. That is not the Jesus way.

Today, Brad and Kim kick off a new series that will challenge us to step away from our selfish ways in order to pursue God and others. Join us as we kick off our series: Chasing God's Heart.

On Baptism Sunday, Brad walks us through a pivotal moment in Peter's walk with Jesus. While walking on water, Jesus calls out to Peter, commanding him to get out of the boat and walk with him. After a few steps, Peter loses faith and begins to drown.

How many of us are like Peter in this story?

Tune in for Baptism Sunday at C3.

As he wraps up his letter written to the churches in Galatia, Paul is very specific about his final few words: Carry each other's burdens, and in this way you will fulfill the law of Christ. A simple-to-understand command that has Kingdom implications.

So, what does that look like? Join us today as Jordan wraps up our series, Galatians: Choosing Freedom.

The temptation to pursue the world doesn't go away once we experience and accept Christ's freedom. While the battles wage war for our souls, it is more important than ever for us to continue fighting the good fight, love others well, and live like we're free.

Today, Brad continues our series, Galatians: Choosing Freedom