Sermons – THE BRIDGE INTERNATIONAL CHURCH

This morning we continue our series looking through the book of 1 John. Looking in chapter 3, Pastor Suzanne shares with us about what it really means to a child of God, and what impact that has on our lives.

This week Pastor Kelly kicks off our new series looking through the book of 1 John...as we hear the exciting message about how we can live life today with Jesus, and be free from our sins.

Join us as Pastor Kelly shares with us her heart for The Bridge in 2020 on Vision Sunday 2020!

This we welcome guest speaker Joy Krajicek with a message on silence. This week's message includes practical application of silence! For the recording, we have included a short span of silence for you to practice. To experience the video we showed during this message, visit https://youtu.be/e5_vOr6mPCA.

The beginning of a new year reminds us that transformation is possible in our lives.  In this series we are focusing in on a few daily habits that can make a big difference.  Listen here to this week's message on prayer from Pastor Kelly.

Today we experience with Simeon how God keeps his promise.  Just like Simeon, we are called to be led by the Holy Spirit, to believe in the Word of God, and to proclaim to all the Good News that Jesus Christ is Saviour and Lord!

We often find ourselves trying to make Christianity about power and influence, but in the Magnificat, Mary reminds us of the "upside-down" Kingdom of God where the powerful are brought down but the humble are elevated. Listen as Pastor Kelly shares this week's message during our Advent series.

In verses 50 and 51 of the Magnificat, Mary speaks of God's mercy. Listen as Pastor Kelly talks about how God's character reflects mercy, and how we can receive such mercy.

This week we begin the season of Advent with the first week of exploring the Magnificat. Join us as we consider the first words from Mary in her song of praise.

What do we do when we don't get the miracle we are asking God for? Listen as Pastor Kelly shares with us Paul's words in 2 Corinthians 12.