This is the final message in our Advent series based on Isaiah 9:6: He Shall Be Called. What does it mean that Jesus is the Prince of Peace? Though we all come from different circumstances, the idea of having peace in our lives is quite attractive. We will take a look at the kind of peace Jesus wants to give us, how He can do that, and what it looks like to live in that reality now.

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For many, referring to God as Father is a sensitive issue. Maybe you had a bad relationship with your father, and it colors the way you see God when He is referred to that way. Or perhaps you had a great relationship with your father, but he has passed away, and it pains you to think about that loss. When God speaks of the hope and restoration that will come through His promised Savior, one of the titles He uses to describe Him is Everlasting Father (Isaiah 9:6). But what does it mean for Jesus to be our Everlasting Father? Why is that

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This Sunday, we continue our Advent journey by exploring the title "Mighty God" and what it reveals about Jesus—and about what it means to live in relationship with Him. So often, we’re tempted to prove our strength by carrying the weight

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This Sunday, we begin our 4-week journey through Advent. Advent is a season of waiting and anticipating, and we enter in with hearts desiring to experience greater alignment with and transformation through Jesus. Each week, we will focus on one of the four titles given to Jesus in Isaiah 9:6. Join us this Sunday as we reflect on what it means for Jesus to be our Wonderful Counselor. To get more out of this Advent season, we encourage you to get a set of our Advent cards,

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Last Sunday, we celebrated God’s faithfulness to New Bridge these last 25 years. This Sunday, we are keeping the celebration spirit going by spending time focusing on gratitude and baptisms. How have you seen God at work in your life this past season? And baptism is an all-church event. As the church, baptism represents an opportunity to celebrate God’s work in a person’s life and to do our part in welcoming them into community and walking alongside them as they grow in following Jesus.

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This Sunday, we celebrate 25 years of God’s faithfulness in and through New Bridge! We have a special service planned to look back with gratitude and to look forward with confidence in the calling that God originally gave us as a church.

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In our final sermon of the series, “God, Government, & The Gospel,” we will look at the implications of the Gospel itself.  We will wrestle with the question - What does it look like to live in response to the Gospel in this very cultural moment?  It is important to address

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As we continue through our series, "God, Government, & The Gospel," this week we come to the challenging tension of how the Church and government relate to one another. In an increasingly post-Christian era, the challenges continue to intensify. But what does it look like to be followers of Jesus who are active participants in society, bringing the values of the kingdom of Jesus into every sphere of life while also recognizing that we live in a world with systems and structures led by people who do not hold the same beliefs?

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When you listen to the politicians and news outlets, it can easily feel as if human history is in the balance with this upcoming election. No doubt, the outcome will have significant consequences one way or another. But how might the way the Bible describes other times like these lift our eyes to remember who God is as the One who reigns forever over every authority and power? How has this truth carried people who sought to remain faithful to the Kingdom of God while living as residents on this earth in times past? May it anchor your heart, inform your thoughts, and give guidance on how you navigate this political season.

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This Sunday we begin a new, 4-week series to help anchor our lives, inform our minds, and shape our behavior as we approach the upcoming election season.

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