The Bridge Austin

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The Bridge Austin episodes

  • Faith & Finance Live - Gospel Generosity

    God demonstrated the most generous act the world has ever known when He gave His only Son to redeem us all. So then, what should we learn about being generous from the example of the Gospel? On today's Faith & Finance Live, Rob West will welcome Nathan Harris to talk about how we can practice Gospel generosity. Then, Rob will answer your calls and financial questions. 

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    43 min
  • The Charlie Kirk Show - The Battle of Los Angeles — Does the Country Hang in the Balance?

    No invasion is ended without a battle, and the invasion of America is the largest in human history. Charlie reacts to the anti-ICE riots in Los Angeles and calls for a firm show of force by the Administration. Senator Rick Scott joins to discuss the California mayhem and how it intersects with the Big Beautiful Bill.

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    36 min
  • PowerPoint on Oneplace.com - A Christian Lifestyle
    Today, Pastor Jack Graham continues the “Going the Distance” series looking to our challenge as believers to persevere and finish the Christian life with a flourish, bursting into the arms of Jesus. The life we live as Christians is a “followship” and a fellowship that we have with our Savior.
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    29 min
  • Focal Point on Oneplace.com - Where Is Your Hope Anchored?
    Where do you place your ultimate hope? In a new job? A relationship? Financial security? Pastor Mike Fabarez illuminates the Christian’s true source of hope—not in temporal blessings, but in the glory that awaits. Discover why believers can face today’s trials with unshakable confidence by keeping an eternal perspective.
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    25 min
  • Thru the Bible on Oneplace.com - Jonah 3:9, 10
    Partially digested. That’s how Dr. McGee describes Jonah’s appearance when he arrived in Nineveh. Is it enough to get the attention of these wicked people? Will they listen to God? Will God spare them? These are the important questions we explore as we watch God move Nineveh.
    26 min
  • Love Worth Finding | Audio Program - Learning to Stand for Jesus

    Sermon Overview


    Scripture Passage: Matthew 5:10-14


    If we stand up for Jesus, we will be persecuted. The only way to escape it is to compromise—to conform to this world. Instead, we must decide now that we will learn to stand for Jesus, no matter what happens.


    Matthew 5:10 reveals, “Blessed are those who are persecuted for righteousness’ sake, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.”


    Adrian Rogers says, “Persecution that you receive is the thermometer that registers your love and your courage for the Lord Jesus Christ.”


    The first reason we are persecuted is because of the life we show.


    Persecution means to divide; Christians are persecuted because we are different, distinct by our righteousness.


    The second reason we are persecuted is due to the lies we suffer.


    Jesus was crucified because of false witnesses; likewise, Christians will be blamed for things they have not done.


    But the main reason for our persecution is the Lord we serve.


    Jesus says, “for my sake.” (See Matthew 5:11.) The world hates Jesus Christ because He stands against the very things the world stands for: liquor, abortion, pornography, pride, racism, hatred, and selfishness.


    Jesus was an exposer of sin; He came to condemn sin and destroy the works of the devil. And as followers of Christ, whom He has called salt and light (irritants and exposers), we can expect to endure personal insult and physical intimidation. There will be social injustice coming from all sides: from the religious world, from the government, and even from our own families.


    But we can enlist our persecution for the glory of God. Because we are children of the King, we reign in life and can return good for evil.


    We must also rejoice in the Lord; we have been identified as followers of Christ, and associated with the Lord... what an honor!


    Finally, we should respond in love. We could be great witnesses if we respond to the hate of this world with the love it desperately needs.


    These are days of golden opportunity to stand up and share Christ with others; let us not waste them by living in fear of persecution.


    Apply it to your life


    Knowing the reasons for persecution and the results of it, what is your response? Are you willing to follow Jesus in a world that hates Him? When you are persecuted, rejoice in the Lord and respond in love.

    35 min

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Broadcasting into 43 Central Texas Counties covering a population of nearly 3 million, the Bridge Austin continues the tradition of life impacting programming featuring the best of today’s…