Bridge Church | Sunday Messages

John Andrews starts our Christmas theme 'The Not So Silent Night'. He looks at Matthew 1, showing that Jesus's birth was not random, but the perfect, on-time fulfilment of hundreds of years of prophecy.

Using the story of Sarah, Sue encourages us to remember our true identity in God, emphasising delay is not denial.

Becky Murray shares about the incredible work of her charity, One by One, which rescues kids from trafficking. She encourages us all, using King Joash to remind us don't stop halfway! God has more for us if we just keep taking the next step of faith.

Ian looks at the biblical meaning of being salt. It’s a challenge to move past feeling cheap or disposable, emphasising that our small, concentrated faith is meant to be distinctive and preserve goodness in our homes and communities.

John looks at the moment Jesus declared, "I am the light of the world." Discover what this one sentence means about who Jesus is. It’s a message that moves you out of darkness and into a new life.

Aaron starts our new theme 'Burning Bright'. Looking at how God's word is key to knowing who God is, who we are, and how to stand firm and influence the world around us!

Is your life a "Sweet, Sweet Sound" to God? Natalie challenges us to make our whole life, not just the songs we sing, a true act of worship.

Listen as we are joined by some of the speakers from this years Fixed Conference.

This week, Sue tackles how to navigate new seasons of life and faith, reminding us that it’s not about how strong we are, but how steadfast God is. She uses the powerful story of a mustard seed and the walls of Jericho to show how even our smallest steps of faith can lead to incredible things.

This week we hear some highlights from our Kids Camp and summer missions!

Jordan looks at the final part of our theme, 'Ruach'.

Listen as Rick unpacks the Lord's Prayer, challenging us to move beyond routine and apply its powerful truths to our daily lives and relationships.

Helena continues to look at part three of our theme, 'Ruach'.

Cookie continues our "Ruach" theme with the powerful imagery of Ezekiel's valley of dry bones, revealing how the breath of God can bring life and hope to even the most desolate parts of our lives.

Georgia starts our new theme 'Ruach', exploring the breath of God and how it intimately connects us to Him!

Natalie looks at 'Standing Together' and the difference between building for ourselves and building with God, and how we can make a positive impact by putting Jesus at the centre.

What kind of mark will you leave on the world? Join us this week as we explore the power of legacy, looking at how faith, obedience, and our unique gifts can create a lasting impact across generations.

This week, Jordan takes a look at Psalm 84 and the sons of Korah, revealing three powerful truths for your journey: God leads us into rest, into growth, and into grace.

John Andrews examines the profound impact of the unnamed Israelite servant girl in 2 Kings 5, whose courageous faith and compassion towards her captor, Naaman, initiated his healing and offers timeless spiritual insights!

As Sue starts our new theme, 'Unsung Heroes', discover how God used the courage of Shiphrah and Puah, and how He empowers us to make a huge difference.

Join Barry for a raw and real story showing how life's roughest pathways don't have to limit you, but can actually be changed up by God into a fresh start.

This Sunday for our Easter service, Aaron takes a look at Mary Magdalene's amazing journey from despair to joy as she encounters the risen Jesus, and discover the hope He offers us too!

Who do you say Jesus is? Helena looks at the Palm Sunday crowd, challenging us to move beyond the spectacle and embrace closeness with Christ in faith and community.

Natalie starts our Easter theme, 'Encounters with Jesus' looking at Luke 7, showing how keeping Jesus as our one focus transforms our lives and gratitude.

Georgia finishes or theme 'New Creation' exploring Ephesians 6. Looking at the Armour of God and finding strength to stand firm through His help.

Aaron looks at Ephesians 4, revealing how God transforms us from our old self to reflect Christ's character in our daily lives.

Starting our new theme, 'New Creation', Anna shares from Ephesians, looking at our identity in Christ, the importance of God's will, and living as a new creation amongst spiritual battles.

Mark Ritchie encourages us to experience God's strength, forgiveness, and power in everyday life.

Are you drinking from broken wells or the spring that never runs dry? Jordan takes a look at John 4, exploring Jesus as the living water, offering new, eternal, and true life to those who thirst.

What does it mean that Jesus is the way? John Andrews unpacks this powerful statement, revealing that the way is a person to be embraced, not a path to be followed.

Cookie reflects on our 100-year legacy and the importance of faith, family, and community. Looking at building a brighter future for the Bridge Church and how we can play our role in that!

Natalie shares the powerful story of Hagar, a forgotten slave woman who encountered the God who sees her. Find hope and encouragement in knowing that you are not alone. God sees you, just as you are.

Join Nick as he looks at the concept of faith, emphasising that true faith isn't about avoiding struggles but about maintaining a pure heart and living with integrity, even when facing adversity.

Rick shares on cultivating the Fruits of the Spirit – love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. He explores how each of these qualities can transform our lives and relationships.

Anna continues to look at our Christmas theme, 'Purpose for the Party'!

Jordan starts our Christmas theme by looking at the captivating story of the Magi, who followed a star to worship the newborn King, looking at the significance of their journey and the timeless message it holds for us today.

Aaron looks at the second and final part of our Mission theme, looking at sharing God's love with others and how to live out our faith in everyday life and make a difference in our communities.

This week John explores our new theme looking at missions. John looks at the biblical concept of mission and the importance of going beyond our comfort zones.

This week Richard tells the story of the wise and foolish builders and Natalie looks at the importance of building our lives on a solid foundation, trusting in God, and following His word.

Cookie shares stories and wisdom to help us to find peace and purpose in the midst of life's storms, and how to live a life that is both authentic and God-honouring.