The Bridge Bible Church

Luke 8:1-3, 16-18 - The Kingdom is marked by radical giving, living, and listening. This passage invites us to follow the example of a group of women who are following the Savior. Pastor Rob warns about the many voices in the world today and urges believers to take care how they hear, ensuring they are listening to Christ above all else. Reflecting on your discipleship—are you truly living out your faith, being light in dark places, and walking in radical obedience?

Luke 7:36-50 - This week, we examine Luke 7:36-50, where a sinful woman anoints Jesus' feet with her tears and perfume. The passage emphasizes themes of repentance, forgiveness, and extravagant love for Jesus. The woman’s act of devotion contrasts with the Pharisee's lack of honor, highlighting how those forgiven much love much. Pastor Rob challenges us to reflect on our own love for Jesus and how it is demonstrated through our actions toward Him and others. He encourages believers to recognize the depth of their forgiveness, embrace humility, and extend Christlike love to all, especially the broken and outcast.

Luke 7:18-23 - Even John the Baptist had doubts. So, when we have doubts, how do we bring them to God and how do we make sure we are not closed off from hearing what God is saying when we bring those doubts to Him.

Luke 7:1-17 - Pastor Rob explores the miracles of Jesus in Luke 7, highlighting His healing of the centurion's servant and the raising of the widow’s son. Rob emphasizes the transformative power of faith, humility, and recognizing Jesus as the King of God's kingdom. Explore the difference between superficial belief and deep, transformative faith, which urges us to live authentically and let our lives reflect Christ’s love. Are you surrendering to God, trusting Him in all circumstances, and sharing His love with others through discipleship and testimony?

Luke 6:43-49 - This week we see the transformative power of Christ in individuals and communities. Pastor Rob uses themes from Luke 6 about trees and their fruit and building lives on a solid foundation. We're challenged as believers to assess the fruit of our lives, surrender fully to Christ, and live authentically as His disciples. Rob stresses the importance of transformed hearts producing good fruit and building lives firmly on the teachings of Christ, resulting in a faith that withstands life’s trials and reflects God's kingdom to the world.

December 29 - Pastor Rob discusses the spiritual discipline of fasting as we approach the New Year. We explore fasting not as a mandate but as an invitation to deepen our relationship with God, reflecting on its purposes like seeking God's will, repentance, or in times of calamity. Pastor Rob contrasts the cultural trend of feasting with the often overlooked practice of fasting, discussing its biblical foundations and how it can be integrated into our lives, whether through abstaining from food, media, or other activities, to focus on spiritual growth and divine guidance.

December 22 - This week, Pastor Rob explores the profound timing and humble circumstances of Jesus' birth, as outlined in Luke 2. He discusses how this event fulfills ancient prophecies, emphasizing God's love for the marginalized through the shepherds' encounter with angels. Join us as we reflect on the divine message of salvation and the call to share this good news, mirroring the journey from angels to shepherds, now to us.

Dec 15 - Pastor Rob focuses on the proclamation of Christ, emphasizing His birth as the fulfillment of God’s promise of redemption and the foundation of Christian hope. Join him as he traces the narrative of salvation from Genesis to Jesus' birth, highlighting prophecies and covenants that culminate in the Messiah's arrival as we learn the significance of Christmas as a testimony to Christ’s victory over sin and death and encourages believers to share this good news with others.

Luke 6:45 - Elder Cory Larson emphasizes the profound impact of words on individuals and communities, exploring how speech reflects the condition of the heart. Drawing from scriptures like Luke 6:45 and James 3, Cory shows us the potential of the tongue to bless or curse, build up or destroy, and how unchecked sin in speech can harm relationships and spiritual well-being. Be encouraged to repentance, reliance on God for transformation, and a commitment to aligning speech and actions with His character.

John 3:1-16 - Elder Stan returns to major on the majors and talk about the important stuff. What can we learn from Jesus' conversation with Nicodemus? How do we respond to the claims of Jesus? What kind of questions have you been asking and what choice have you made?