From Rev. 2:1-7 with Tyler Staton Lent is a 40-day season within the church calendar that stretches from Ash Wednesday (March 5) to Easter Sunday (April 20), mirroring Jesus’ 40-day fast in the desert. This year, we want God to use the 40 days of Lent to help us reclaim our first love. https://bridgetown.church/teaching…

From Rev. 2:1-7 with Tyler Staton Lent is a 40-day season within the church calendar that stretches from Ash Wednesday (March 5) to Easter Sunday (April 20), mirroring Jesus’ 40-day fast in the desert. This year, we want God to use the 40 days of Lent to help us reclaim our first love. https://bridgetown.church/teaching…

From Matthew 5v6 with David Thomas In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus introduces the upside down kingdom of God—the last will be first. His kingdom doesn’t follow a worldly structure of power, fame, or notoriety, but instead, Jesus says that the poor and meek will be blessed. https://bridgetown.church/teaching…

From Matthew 5v6 with David Thomas In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus introduces the upside down kingdom of God—the last will be first. His kingdom doesn’t follow a worldly structure of power, fame, or notoriety, but instead, Jesus says that the poor and meek will be blessed. https://bridgetown.church/teaching…

From Matthew 5v9 with David Bailey In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus introduces the upside down kingdom of God—the last will be first. His kingdom doesn’t follow a worldly structure of power, fame, or notoriety, but instead, Jesus says that the poor and meek will be blessed. https://bridgetown.church/teaching…

From Matthew 5v9 with David Bailey In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus introduces the upside down kingdom of God—the last will be first. His kingdom doesn’t follow a worldly structure of power, fame, or notoriety, but instead, Jesus says that the poor and meek will be blessed. https://bridgetown.church/teaching…

Beatitudes - Blessed are Those Who Mourn From Matthew 5v4 In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus introduces the upside down kingdom of God—the last will be first. His kingdom doesn’t follow a worldly structure of power, fame, or notoriety, but instead, Jesus says that the poor and meek will be blessed. https://bridgetown.church/teaching…

Beatitudes - Blessed are Those Who Mourn From Matthew 5v4 In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus introduces the upside down kingdom of God—the last will be first. His kingdom doesn’t follow a worldly structure of power, fame, or notoriety, but instead, Jesus says that the poor and meek will be blessed. https://bridgetown.church/teaching…

From Matthew 5v7Par Bridgetown Church

From Matthew 5v7Par Bridgetown Church

From Matthew 5v5.Par Bridgetown Church

From Matthew 5v5Par Bridgetown Church

From Matthew 5v10-12Par Bridgetown Church

From Matthew 5v10-12Par Bridgetown Church

From Matthew 5v8.Par Bridgetown Church

From Matthew 5v8.Par Bridgetown Church

From Matthew 5v1-12Par Bridgetown Church

From Matthew 5v1-12.Par Bridgetown Church

From Luke 1v26-38.Par Bridgetown Church

From Luke 1v26-38.Par Bridgetown Church

With Bethany Allen; from Micah 5v2-5a.Par Bridgetown Church

With Bethany Allen; from Micah 5v2-5a.Par Bridgetown Church

With Guest Speaker Mark Strong; from Zephaniah 3v14-20.Par Bridgetown Church

With Guest Speaker Mark Strong; from Zephaniah 3v14-20.Par Bridgetown Church

From Malachi 3v1-4, with Gavin Bennett.Par Bridgetown Church

From Malachi 3v1-4, with Gavin Bennett.Par Bridgetown Church

From Jeremiah 33v14-16, with Bethany Allen.Par Bridgetown Church

From Jeremiah 33v14-16, with Bethany Allen.Par Bridgetown Church

From John 13v1-17.Par Bridgetown Church

From John 13v1-17.Par Bridgetown Church

Our aim, in the way of Jesus is to become a gift of sacrificial love for the sake of others. But the thing about “others” is that no matter how pure the intentions to love, we inevitably wrong and are wronged by the very people we’re trying to love. If we are to truly become a gift of sacrificial love for the sake of others, we also need to become …

Our aim, in the way of Jesus is to become a gift of sacrificial love for the sake of others. But the thing about “others” is that no matter how pure the intentions to love, we inevitably wrong and are wronged by the very people we’re trying to love. If we are to truly become a gift of sacrificial love for the sake of others, we also need to become …

From Luke 14v12-23.Par Bridgetown Church

From Luke 14v12-23.Par Bridgetown Church