We begin our new sermon series, "Core Values", looking at the first of The Bridge's own core values, "Fight For Joy". Life can at times be hard and overwhelming, and yet we are called many times in Scripture to be people of "joy" and to "rejoice". Pastor Chad reminds us where it is we find our true joy: in the Lord Jesus Christ.

Have you ever struggled with sin and felt like you were the only one who carries that kind of struggle? This week, guest speaker Josh Phillips reminds us that in the context of Christian community, God has made a way for us to not only be forgiven of our sin, but to be healed from it as well. But often, the fear that we may be rejected by others if they knew about our struggles keeps us from allowing ourselves to be truly known.

There are times when even the most devoted followers of Christ can slip and succumb to a fear of people rather than standing strong for the Lord. In today's sermon, Chad takes us through a passage in the life of the apostle Peter, looking at a time when even this faithful man of God began to allow his peers to influence him away from what he knew to be true. 

In a culture that celebrates busyness, multi-tasking, and productivity, how do we take God's commandment to "remember the Sabbath day and keep it holy" seriously? In today's sermon, Chad takes us through several passages in Scripture to help us to understand God's heart behind wanting us to "rest".

This week, Pastor Chad looks at a not-as-well-known chapter from the story of Noah to remind us how the Gospel covers over all the shame and darkness from our stories.

At times in our walk with the Lord, it can feel as if we are in a rut. Often, this can be a result of complacency and familiarity. Pastor Chad encourages us this week to be bold enough to step out and ask the Lord to direct us in new ways to help re-kindle our fire for Him.

We begin a new sermon series this week, "It's Still Good News", reminding us that as followers of Jesus, we have so much reason to face the bad news of the world because we have the good news of the Gospel. This week's sermon starts us in the book of Job, the story of a man who went through great suffering, and yet was still faithful to honor and praise God.

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