Join us this Sunday as we continue Bridgeway’s Guest Speaker Series with a powerful message from Archbishop Azad Marshall.

What does it really mean to proclaim the name of Jesus in today’s complex and often divided world? Drawing from a lifetime of pastoral leadership and global ministry, Archbishop Marshall brings a timely word that calls believers to courageous faith, spiritual maturity, and faithful witness. Through the lens of the global Church, we’re reminded that proclaiming Christ is not merely a comfort—but a calling shaped by conviction, compassion, and surrender to the Holy Spirit.

Come ready to be encouraged and challenged as we are invited to live out the gospel with boldness and purpose in every season of life.

What does real faith look like when compassion meets authority?

This Sunday, we kick off our Guest Speaker Series with Dr. Robert J. Anderson, Jr. and a powerful message from Luke 7:1–10, The Caring Centurion. Through this remarkable encounter between Jesus and a Roman officer, we’ll explore a faith that crosses boundaries, humbles itself before Christ, and trusts that one word from Jesus is enough to change everything.

As we begin this special season of guest voices, come ready to reflect on how faith, humility, and care for others move the heart of Christ—and consider what it means to trust Jesus fully, even when the situation feels beyond your control. Join us expecting God to speak, heal, and strengthen your faith.

In this powerful message by Dr. David Anderson, we explore Jehovah Tsidkenu — “The Lord Our Righteousness”, one of the final names of God revealed in the Old Testament. Rooted in Jeremiah 23, this sermon unpacks the Promise, the Person, and the Process of God’s righteousness, ultimately fulfilled in Jesus Christ.

We are reminded of a humbling truth: God is righteous, and we are not—yet through grace, a divine exchange took place at the cross where Christ took our sin and gave us His righteousness. This message calls us to worship, repentance, gratitude, and confident living in the righteousness of Christ alone.

Don’t miss next week’s State of the Church Address and the conclusion of our series with Jehovah Shammah – The Lord Is Here

Be encouraged, challenged, and reminded of the power of God’s grace and righteousness.

Who are you listening to when life feels uncertain? Where are you looking for care, direction, and peace?

In this Sunday’s service, Dr. David Anderson continues the Proclaim the Name series with a powerful teaching on Jehovah Raah—the Lord Our Shepherd. Walking through Psalm 23, we’re reminded that God doesn’t just watch over us from a distance; He personally makes, leads, restores, and guides those who belong to Him.

As we begin a new year, this message invites us to declare who God is, tune our hearts to His voice, and trust that the care of the Shepherd truly covers everything we need. Whether you’re weary, searching for direction, or longing for restoration, come ready to encounter the Good Shepherd who knows His sheep—and still calls them by name.

What happens when the battles that surface are placed in the hands of the God who commands heaven’s armies?

In today’s service, Dr. David Anderson continues our Proclaim series with a teaching on Jehovah Sabaoth—the Lord of Hosts. Drawing from Hannah’s story in 1 Samuel, we are reminded that God fights not only heavenly battles but our most personal ones as well. When pain persists and peace feels out of reach, we are invited to stop carrying it alone and take it to the Lord in prayer.

As we begin a new year, come ready to lay down last year’s burdens, trust the God who leads angel armies, and receive the peace that comes when you bring everything to Him—then step forward believing change will come in His time.

What does it look like to pause, look back, and tell the truth about what God has done?

In this special God Story Sunday podcast from our Owings Mills/Reisterstown Campus, Pastors Will Eastham and Dave Michener guide us through a powerful time of testimony, Scripture, and reflection. As we close out 2025, members of our Bridgeway family share real stories of transformation, healing, perseverance, and renewed faith—reminding us that the gospel doesn’t come with words alone, but with power, conviction, and joy.

Rooted in our ministry year theme of PROCLAIM, this episode invites you to step back and see how God weaves even painful moments into a story that fuels trust and hope. Whether this year stretched you or strengthened you, these stories are here to encourage your faith and stir you to tell what God has done in your life—so far.

Listen in, be encouraged, and let these God stories help you trust Him with your past, your present, and your future.

What does it look like to pause, remember, and proclaim what God has done?

This Sunday, December 28, join us for God Story Sunday, hosted by Pastor Jared Sorber, as we close out the year by reflecting on God’s faithfulness. Through real stories from our Bridgeway family, we’ll celebrate the ways God has met us, sustained us, and moved in our lives throughout 2025.

In a ministry year shaped by PROCLAIM, this service centers on telling those stories out loud—because remembering re-centers us, and proclaiming recalibrates our hearts. Whether this past year was filled with joy, challenge, or a mix of both, these testimonies are meant to encourage, strengthen, and remind us that God is still at work.

Come ready to listen, reflect, and begin naming your own God story as we step toward a new year together. Join us live on YouTube or in person and be encouraged by the power of shared testimony.

What happens when the peace of God meets the beauty of the Christmas story?

This Sunday, December 21, join us for a special Lessons & Carols Christmas Service as we continue PROCLAIM THE NAME #14: Jehovah Shalom — The Lord Our Peace. Through Scripture readings, teaching from Dr. David Anderson, and carols and creative worship moments from our Worship Arts team, we’ll journey from the promises of the prophets to the manger—discovering how God offers His presence, power, and peace in the middle of fear, doubt, and uncertainty.

In a season that often feels hurried and heavy, come experience the Prince of Peace and the divine exchange where God meets our anxiety with His peace. BridgeKids will be open at all service times and will present a special Christmas production titled “Peace on Earth.”

Join us live on YouTube or in person as we celebrate the true meaning of Christmas together.

What does it mean that God calls Himself El Qanna—“the Jealous God”? And how can a word that feels negative in human relationships reveal a love that protects, pursues, and rescues?

Whether you’re watching the COL livestream or listening through our OMR podcast, today’s message invites you to encounter a holy jealousy that doesn’t control or condemn—but fights for your heart. Drawing from Exodus 20:1–6 and the teachings of both Pastor Lisa Bryson and Pastor Eli Hernandez, we’ll uncover how God exposes idols not to shame us, but to free us, heal us, and draw us back to Himself.

If you’ve ever felt divided, distracted, or pulled toward things that cannot satisfy, this message is for you.

Come ready to let El Qanna reclaim what belongs to Him and experience the God who refuses to let you go.

What happens when God wants your heart back from everything that’s been pulling it away?

This Sunday, Pastor Lisa Bryson leads us into the powerful name El Qanna — the Jealous God (Exodus 20:1–6). Not jealous of you, but jealous for you—the God who loves you too fiercely to let idols, insecurity, comparison, or old bondage claim what belongs to Him. Through Israel’s story and Pastor Lisa’s transparent testimony, we’ll see how God exposes what divides us not to shame us, but to free us, restore us, and draw us close again.

Come ready to return your heart to the One who has never stopped fighting for it.