Church At The Bridge Sermon Podcasts Church At The Bridge

In this message, we explore the profound significance of sacrifice and resurrection in the Christian faith. Through compelling biblical examples like Moses, Abraham, and Peter, we are challenged to consider what we need to leave to fully follow Jesus. Drawing from Matthew 19:21 and Philippians 3:13-16, the sermon emphasizes that leaving something good paves the way to cleave to something greater. Don't miss this powerful reminder to keep your focus forward and avoid the pitfalls of looking back. Tune in to unlock the transformative potential of leaving behind the old to embrace the new life offered in Christ."

This message teaches us that faith transcends our senses; it operates beyond the visible boundaries we perceive. Consider Peter's bold step onto the water when Jesus called him. It defied logic, yet Peter walked until doubt crept in. His story teaches us crucial lessons: firstly, we must heed God's specific instructions, and secondly, that big steps of faith are built upon small, obedient acts. Failure is inevitable, but it's in failing forward that we grow. When we walk in faith, we walk with Jesus, following His guidance. So, when faith seems senseless, remember that obedience to God's Word opens the door for His manifest presence in our lives, empowering us to navigate life's storms with unwavering trust.

In this message, we delve into the intricate relationship between faith and self-perception, emphasizing the pivotal role our internal narratives play in shaping our lives. Using poignant analogies such as Moses’ symbolic act of removing his sandals, likened to shedding the constraints of past failures, this message challenges us to confront their inner dialogues and align them with God’s truth. Through a blend of biblical wisdom and contemporary insights, “Flip or Flop” offers a compelling invitation to exchange self-limiting narratives for the liberating truth of God’s promises.

Unlock the spiritual power of your footwear with "Killer Shoes." Drawing parallels between the significance of shoes in everyday life and their deeper spiritual symbolism in the Bible, this message delves into Ephesians 6:15, revealing the multifaceted nature of the footwear of a Roman soldier. By emphasizing the active nature of peace and its role in preparation and protection, we are challenged to integrate peace into our daily lives as both a defensive shield and an offensive weapon against spiritual adversaries and life's challenges. Through biblical references, this message illustrates the transformative power of anchoring one's mind in God's truth, soaring above the storms of life with the unwavering assurance of His peace.

Embark on a journey of spiritual revelation as we delve beyond the Easter story into the profound implications of Jesus Christ's death and resurrection. In John 14, Jesus promises his disciples the gift of the Holy Spirit, the Advocate, who will guide them into all truth. Through insightful passages from the Bible, we explore the multifaceted role of the Holy Spirit as the Spirit of Truth, Teacher, and Power. Discover how this divine gift empowers believers to live in freedom, serving one another in love, and navigating the complexities of life with guidance and wisdom. Join us as we uncover the transformative power of the Holy Spirit in our lives, forging a direct spiritual connection with God and ushering in a new era of righteousness and restoration.

Join us in exploring the profound impact of Jesus' resurrection on our lives. We continue to examine the experiences of those who encountered the empty tomb, discovering how it transformed their despair into hope and confusion into clarity. Drawing parallels between the tomb of Jesus and the tombs of our own struggles, we uncover the truth that Jesus doesn't label us but liberates us from the grave clothes that bind us. As we commemorate Easter, let's embrace the invitation to step out of our tombs, aided by the loving hands of those around us, and into the abundant life offered by the risen Savior.