The Bridge Community Church | Leadington

In the story of Jesus walking on water, we can see Jesus wants to remind us of just how dependent we are on him, and how that dependence should lead to a deepening of our faith and trust in Jesus.

Through the pretty well known story of the feeding of the 5,000, we can find that we need to rest, recognize, and realize.

When John the Baptist spoke out against King Herod's personal life, it cost him his life. Speaking the truth rarely guarantees receiving the culture's acceptance or approval.

Ben asks three questions in this week's sermon

Are you amazed by Jesus?

Are you offended by Jesus?

Are you guilty of unbelief?

Jesus is the great healer who is able to handle both the urgent and inconvenient in His own timing.

Satan wants to defile, enslave, and destroy us. But Jesus wants to liberate us, restore us, and send us.

Your storm is no match for Jesus, He is with us before, during, and after the storm!

The kingdom of God grows as we let the light of Jesus shine into the darkest places of our hearts, and reflect the light of Jesus to the outermost parts of the earth.

Jesus helps us to see that we are adopted into the family of God through faith in Him and this family relationship is evidenced by obedience to the Father.

Pastor Ben shows us that blasphemy of the Holy Spirit is willful, wide-eyed slandering of the work of the Spirit

testifying that Jesus is the Christ, attributing instead to the devil what was undeniably divine.