The Bridge Bible Church

Luke 1:39-56 - We head outdoors for service this week, with Pastor Rob recounting the reactions of Mary and Elizabeth to the work of the Lord and His promises. Let us live and move in the power and fullness of the Holy Spirit, believing the promises of God and let us look expectantly for their fulfillment. Let us praise God as our Lord and Savior.

Luke 1:1-26-38 - As we see the angel visit Mary, we realize again nothing is impossible with God. What can we learn from God's promises, where Jesus came from and the importance of the name of Jesus?

Luke 1:1-24 - Our Luke series restarts with the beginning of Luke and the foretelling of the birth of John the Baptist. What can we learn from the lives of Elizabeth and Zechariah? Where is your relationship with the Lord? Are your prayers too small and your faith too short?

John 8:34-36 - In this special Pea Soup Days message, Pastor Rob looks to Mark 5 for the telling of Jesus and the demoniac. What might we have in common with the demoniac or the people reacting to Jesus setting the man free? What does it mean to be set free? What does it mean when we pray deliver us from evil?

Our new series in Luke begins with a few verses from the Lord's Prayer in Matthew. What is the Kingdom of God, and how does it affect our prayers?

Elder Keith Hersant shares about the importance of unity. He takes us on a journey through his church history and the importance of each in building his faith.

Matthew 17 - This week, a special one-off to help explain Matthew 17:20. To do so, we learn the importance of reading the text that proceeds it, looking to get the content and meaning intended for the original audience. What Kingdom work are we called to do? What is preventing us from doing it?

1 Peter 4:12-19 - Pastor Rob takes us to the completion of our series in 1 Peter, finishing chapter 4 and touching on chapter 5

1 Peter 4:1-11 - Pastor Rob takes a look at Peter's words and unpacks how we can serve and love each other. How do we do that well? How can we be praying for each other?

1 Peter 3:18-22