This sermon from Dr. David Anderson highlights Jesus’ grace, compassion, and power in healing the invalid man at Bethesda, showing that God’s miracles transcend human effort, superstitions, and societal norms. We are called to seek Jesus in our struggles, trust in His timing, and practice true compassion by seeing, learning, listening, and then responding with wisdom.

Come worship with us and let your reliance on God lead to transformation!

You are joining us today as Pastor Steven Khoury delivers a powerful message to close out our Guest Speaker Series. Drawing from Acts 10:9-14 and Revelation 5:6-14, Pastor Khoury from Bethlehem shares his inspiring journey of faith, perseverance, and unwavering love for Christ in the face of opposition. Get ready to be challenged and encouraged as he reminds us that God is calling each of us to stand boldly for Him! #G3 #GuestSpeakerSeries

Join us as Pastor Tommy "Urban D." Kyllonen delivers a powerful message, challenging us to trust God in the face of fear and uncertainty. Just as the Israelites hesitated to step into the Promised Land, many of us are held us back from God's best. Pastor Tommy encourages us to shift our perspective, embrace faith over doubt, and step boldly into the future God has prepared for us. Don’t miss this inspiring word as part of our Guest Speaker Series!

Every year, Dr. David Anderson brings the State of the Church address. Learn about Bridgeway's thriving spiritual health, ministry engagement, and financial stability. The service will encourage us to continue growing spiritually, serve with gladness, and get equipped for ministry.

This sermon from Dr. David Anderson highlights the power of Jesus to deliver and heal, as seen in the Bible when we learn of a demon-possessed man who is freed and enabled to speak. Dr. Anderson teaches on the importance of using one’s voice to testify to God’s power, the urgency of participating in God’s work, and being willing to minister to those who are harassed, helpless, and in need of healing.

On God Stories Sunday, we celebrate testimonies of God’s faithfulness, hearing powerful stories of protection, provision, and healing from members of our congregation. Through these inspiring accounts, we are reminded of God's unchanging presence and encouraged to trust Him for miracles in the coming year.

We invite you to worship with us as we move forward into 2025, putting our trust in God!

Christmas is a celebration of the most profound gift: communion with God through Jesus Christ. As we reflect on His birth, we are reminded to prioritize intimacy with Him, allowing His presence to transform our lives. This season, reclaim the true meaning of Christmas by seeking "more of Christ" in your heart, home, and hope. Jesus is the reason for the season – make Him the center of your Christmas celebration.

Dr. Anderson’s sermon on Jairus’ daughter reminds us that Jesus is never “bothered” by our prayers and welcomes our persistence. If we call on Jesus to lead us through life’s darkest moments, we can see His miraculous power at work, bringing life and purpose to every situation.

Come worship with us and let this service inspire you to invite Jesus into your fears, walk with Him by faith, and keep seeking Him for your needs. Jesus is not only a healer; He is the Lord of life and the Savior of the world.

Karen Twigg’s sermon encourages believers to take bold, faith-filled steps toward Jesus, trusting His power to transform every area of life. By risking, believing, and reaching out in faith, we can experience God’s complete healing and peace. This story reminds us that Jesus sees and responds to our faith, giving us His undivided attention and meeting us where we are, imperfections and all. Faith activates the miraculous, and when Jesus moves, His work is thorough, bringing healing, restoration, and salvation.

Join us in communion today as Pastor Will Eastham brings a sermon examining the miracle of the woman with the issue of blood, focusing on how Jesus transforms pain into an opportunity for deeper intimacy and healing.

The sermon explores three key questions: What does pain do to us? What do we do with it? What does Jesus do through it? It encourages believers to bring their pain to Jesus, even imperfectly, trusting that He offers not just relief but a deeper, lasting connection and peace.