The Bridge Austin

The Bridge Austin

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  • Focal Point on Oneplace.com - Can You Lead Your Kids to Faith Without Forcing It?
    Jesus commissioned each one of us to go and make disciples of all men. And if you’re a parent, that task starts at home! For moms and dads who follow Jesus, our goal is to lay the foundation that leads our sons and daughters to genuine salvation. Pastor Mike Fabarez re-focuses our attention on the essential work of the Holy Spirit and reminds parents that faith can’t be forced!
    To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/266/29
    25 min
  • PowerPoint on Oneplace.com - The Danger of Drifting
    Pastor Jack Graham continues teaching on the book of Hebrews, a letter to us as believers and followers of Jesus to persevere in life and faith and run with endurance the race set before us. Join us as Pastor Graham brings the convicting message, “The Danger of Drifting.”
    To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/395/29
    29 min
  • Thru the Bible on Oneplace.com - 2 Peter 3:1-7, 13
    Ominous. That’s the word that sums up this study. Dr. J. Vernon McGee gives us a front row seat to what he calls a very frightful apostasy that is coming in the world today, an apostasy in which men and women will turn away from the Word of God and become like animals.
    26 min
  • The Winning Walk with Dr. Ed Young - Daily Radio - Preventing An Affair
    Big problems have a way of bringing a husband and wife closer to one another. But little problems – those little inconsistencies, oversights, and negative attitudes – can undermine and destroy a relationship. What we need to keep our marriages sacred, holy and vibrant is exactly what God’s Word provides for us – a security system!
    39 min
  • Love Worth Finding | Audio Program - Satan's Academy Award

    Sermon Overview


    Scripture Passage: Revelation 22


    Make-believe is not new to our day and age. Some of the biggest actors in the world are not in Hollywood, but in our churches. The Bible calls them hypocrites, people who pander to a phony world.


    Throughout the Gospels, we see Jesus has compassion and forgiveness for the sinners, thieves, and prostitutes. However, Matthew 6 shows us He saves His most severe words for the hypocrites.


    First, Matthew 6:1-2 illustrates the shameful display of hypocrisy:


    “Take heed that you do not do your charitable deeds before men, to be seen by them…” (Matthew 6:1).


    We are most susceptible to hypocrisy in our areas of deed, devotion, and discipline. When helping others, we must always examine our manner and motive, being careful not to do things for our own glory and praise.


    This same principle is true for prayer. The length or the language of our prayers don’t impress God (see Matthew 6:7); we are not informing Him of anything He doesn’t already know. Rather, prayer invites God into our lives and grants us the privilege of fellowship with Him.


    Adrian Rogers says, “Prayer is one of the greatest acts of love and kindness God could ever extend to you. God allows and enables you to join with Him in the administration of the Universe and the affairs of men.”


    We must also be sure to fast for the right reasons, without posing (see Matthew 6:16). Our goal in fasting is not to draw attention; it is to get a word from God.


    This passage also addresses the sinister danger of hypocrisy.

    Hypocrites deceive themselves and others; they are blind leading the blind.


    Hypocrites defraud themselves and others; in receiving glory here on Earth, they rob themselves of glory in eternity.

    Hypocrisy destroys; it takes the form of godliness but denies the power of it.


    We must evaluate our own lives with serious discernment. Hypocrites don’t realize they are hypocrites. Knowing this, we must check our motives, live rightly before the Lord, and serve Him out of our love for Him.




    Apply it to your life


    Take some time to ask yourself, “Is there a little Pharisee in me? Have I been playing a role without realizing it?”


    Hypocrites are not always vile, wicked people; they just haven’t lived in the reality of knowing God. Be sure to check your motives and serve God with your whole heart.

    37 min
  • Know The Truth Daily Broadcast - Mending the Fences - Part 1A

    We can put up a good front—but sometimes we find ourselves harboring deep resentment towards others. Our anger and hurt can make us indignant. In times like these, we need to remember how much we’ve been forgiven. Philip De Courcy talks about the power of forgiveness as modeled in the life of Joseph.

    25 min

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