As we continue our short series on the values of the Bridge Church, this morning we look at being welcoming. How do we love and accept those around us unconditionally and can this be a test of the condition of our own hearts?

The heart of the Bridge Church is to see lives changed with God’s love grace and power and this is reflected in our values. This morning we are looking at being biblical and the importance of being a biblical people.

Ths mornings story looks at the tension between the oppressor and the oppressed. Is it possible to oppose the oppressor but at the same time, extend comfort to them? Luke 19 provides us with a unique opportunity to reflect on Jesus\' dealings with both.

What does it mean to be obedient to God and how much will it cost? Peter Collinson helps us to try and answer some of these searching questions.

The main application of Acts is to be a witness. In Acts 16, we see Paul and his companions turn difficult circumstances into an opportunity to demonstrate the saving power of God’s love, through His witnesses.

The church in Antioch wait on God before sending Barnabas and Saul to the nations. Prayer, praise and fasting were a part of this process. This morning we look at these principles and how we could apply them today.

Les tells us the story of Peter’s visit to the household of Cornelius, the first Gentile to respond to the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Nick Green from City Church Cambridge helps us look at the glory of God’s Grace

Small groups are the backbone of the Bridge Church. This morning, Bryn Hughes teaches us on the importance of the small group and the role they fulfill in church life.

This morning, Claude is looking at the life of Stephen in Acts chapters 6; 7 and 8, as a model for us today.