Church At The Bridge Sermon Podcasts

The church is made up of many people with a love for God. But if we are to realize the full extent of that love and its power, we cannot do it with out equally loving one another in the body of Christ. In this message we look to the story of a young man with great possessions who loved God, but missed out on where God was leading him because of his lack of love for his neighbor.

The Church is God’s tool to bring healing, change and hope to the world. But the Church is made up of people; people who take seriously the responsibility of committing to a life of partnership with God and being a part of what He is doing through His Church. In this message we learn about the importance of making a commitment through the lives of the first disciples and are encouraged to make the choice to become a part of what God is doing through our Church.

Hope is a powerful tool that has the ability to transport you from a helpless and hopeless situation and give you strength to discover something greater. In the closing of this mini-series, we once again look at Joseph as an example and learn how hope helps us to overcome in the face of the impossible.

Hope in Christ has the power to take the most impossible situation and turn it into a possibility. In this message we see how hope in Christ makes all things possible when it impacts the one of our being, the mind (our soul).

Hope is powerful. It inspires vision for the future, while impacting our lives presently. In this message we explore how the coming birth of Jesus brought hope to Mary and Elizabeth, and changed their lives in the midst of hopeless circumstances.

Hurts arise in life, even in the Body of Christ. In this message we learn practical steps to manage conflicts among believers so that we can avoid the storms that threaten to divide us.

Trials are a certainty in life, especially when dealing with the various people that we encounter on a daily basis. In this message we explore Paul's response in the midst of a storm that people led him into, and learn how to stand in the face of the trials people subject us to so we can overcome.

Trials and difficulties are a part of life, no one is exempt from them, even when you’re following where God is leading you. In this message we examine an instance in the lives of the disciples while in a storm with Jesus, and learn how to overcome difficulties that arise in direct opposition to God’s plan for your life.

Troubles are a part of life, but sometimes we make them a way of life. In this message we learn how to overcome the trials of life that we create through an in-depth look into the life of a man named Jonah.

You may not understand everything that God instructs you to do but you can trust it's for your good. Following God does not make you exempt from storms in life. In this message we will find out what do when we find ourselves in a storm and learn how to get out of the boat and walk on water.

We cannot expect to receive God's promises while investing little to no time into a personal relationship with Him. In this final message of our series Frequency, we learn four practical tips that will teach us "We Can't Do More With Less."

Guest Speaker, Pastor Marcus Gill delivers an inspirational word reminding us who we are in Christ with a message titled "Divine Value." Valuable means we possess worth and esteemed qualities and are a carrier of incomparable characteristics of excellence. Pastor Marcus Gill has ten teaching points that show us how valuable we are and how to apply it to our lives.

In this week's message we examine a conversation Jesus had with a man named Nicodemus we learn four tools to help us understand what God wants us to know. God wants us to know Him intimately, know who we are, know what salvation provides and to know His promises. By applying these four tools we learn how God's voice enlightens and speaks to us.

God wants to use you to minister to His people. In this message by Brother Steven Reinhardt, we learn about prophecy, word of knowledge and other Gifts of the Spirit are used by God in someone's life. In order for God's voice to speak through you, we must be using our ears to hear and be willing to be used by God.

Hearing from God has nothing to do with if He speaks, it's really about seeking a personal relationship and "Recognizing the Voice of God." In the midst of a battle and surrounded by thousands of warriors Joshua listened for God's voice because He knew God's voice. From this story we learn that God's voice will always help us and inspire confidence towards Himself so we may hear his voice despite all the noise in our daily lives.

To steward is too manage or look after another's property. In this message we learn how to use it for its intended purposes and to keep guard over the truth. God has given us His spoken Word but we must steward it.

We all have values. We value people, possessions, activities ,etc but the problem is they do not add value to our lives. In order to tune in to God's voice we must understand how to "Value The Voice of God." By gleaning into the life of Jehoshaphat we learn how the voice of God will never lead us wrong.

The reason we can hear from God is because God calls us and knows us as a friend. Just like Zaccheaus many of us may think that we would not be considered God's friend but when you look for Jesus, He will find you. God speaks to you on a daily basis, but will you tune out life to hear the life He has planned for you?

We can all hear God's voice but many of us think "No I can't." In the first week of our new series entitled "Frequency: Tuning In To God's Voice," we learn lessons from the life of Samuel on hearing God. You Can Hear God but it takes a choice, a decision, and drawing near to Him to listen to His voice.

Do you have 2020 Vision? Not 2020 vision as in sight but vision for 2020. Sight is a function of the eyes while vision is a function of the heart. In this week's sermon podcast we learn how to not live in the momentary pleasure of today versus living for the greater purpose. God's vision for our lives requires that we begin preparing right now for tomorrow's opportunities.