We’ll be celebrating life change through Rooted cardboard testimonies and baptism, real stories of how Jesus is transforming lives. As we gather, we’ll look back through the book of Acts to see what happens when the Gospel takes hold of a person’s life.

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What if the biggest threat to the Gospel isn’t rejecting Jesus, but adding to Him? In Acts 15, the early church faced a defining question: Is Jesus enough, or do we need something more? The answer shaped the future of the church, and it stillshapes our lives today. This Sunday, we’ll explore how easily we turn “Jesus alone” into “Jesus plus,” and why the Gospel is not about what we do for God, but what God has done for us in Jesus. If you’ve ever felt like you have to prove yourself, clean yourself up, or measure up to belong, this message is foryou. Join us as we rediscover the freedom, clarity, and power of a Gospel with no add-ons.

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Following Jesus isn’t a straight path of ease; it’s a journey marked by both breakthrough and hardship. In Acts 14, we see how the Gospel advances through every season, calling us to a faith that endures and remains focused even when life getshard. Join us as we discover how to remain faithful to Jesus in every season.

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We all carry things: regret, pressure, questions, and hopes for something more. This Easter, we’ll explore the story of Jesus through one of the earliest Christian sermons and discover how the resurrection invites us to let go, open our hands,and receive the grace and new life that only He can give.

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You were made for something bigger than yourself, but you can’t take hold of it with clenched hands. This Sunday, we’ll explore how posturing yourself to listen to God leads to joining in His mission, and how His power strengthens you through the resistance you will face. In the end, could you imagine how God might use your open hands and the lives He may change through you?

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Opposition is a regular part of life. Sometimes it’s mild, and other times it can feel overwhelming—even unbearable. In Acts 12, we find Peter in one of those moments. His situation is intense, uncertain, and completely out of his control. Yet in the middle of it, we see something powerful—not just in Peter,but in the community around him. Their response reveals a different way of facing opposition…one that opens the door to unexpected freedom. Join us this Sunday as we continue our Lent series, Living Openhandedly, and explore how God meets us in the midst of opposition—and what can happen when we respond with trust.

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We’re in a season of asking God to open our hands from things that are distracting or take a greater role in our lives than Jesus does so that God can have free access to remove or place anything He desires into our lives. Our passage this Sunday shows us how this openhanded posture shapes a community and impacts not only a city, but also the known world of the day.

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None of us enjoy being corrected, but throughout Scripture, God uses correction as a pathway to growth and freedom. In Acts 11, we’ll see how the early church learned to release defensiveness and celebrate the surprising work of God. Joinus as we continue our Lent series "Living Openhandedly" and discover how humbly giving and receiving correction can open the door to deeper faith and worship.

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This Sunday, we continue our Lent series, Living Openhandedly, by examining how God’s heart for all people invites us to open our hands to others, even those we have written off or determined outside our box. God doesn’t just save individuals, He forms a new humanity, tearing down dividing walls and building something new. In a time when suspicion and separation feel normal, the cross calls us into reconciliation. This week will be a challenging and helpful textto lead us through both the turbulent times and the regular day-to-day interpersonal issues we face.

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This Sunday, we begin our Lent series, Living Openhandedly. Over the past few years, Lent has been a deeply formative season for us as a church, and we’re expectant for how God will move again as we intentionally seek to live more surrendered and dependent on Jesus, desiring to experience His resurrection power in our everyday lives. As we continue in the book of Acts, we’ll see how God works in two people in two different cities, inviting them to open their hands to Hisgreater vision. Don’t miss week one, which promises to be a powerful series and season at New Bridge.

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