Bridge Builders Community Church

What does Mary's response tell us about her heart?

Elizabeth's part in the narrative of the Christmas story is a great testimony of trust in the timing of God.

The stories of Elizabeth, Ana and Mary fit so well in this great narrative of Christmas…the fact that we get to see their hearts in the pages of Scripture is a gift from Father God’s heart. This story-line of redemption is perfect for Advent, the coming or arrival of Jesus in our own lives…in our own hearts.

Cultivating a spirit of Thanksgiving

Practicing Christian hospitality is about loving others through Christ and making people feel special.

A conversation with Paul Grimsland, co-founder of Hope4Change. Hope For Change is a non-profit humanitarian organization dedicated to eradicating the effects of hunger, illiteracy, and disease ravishing impoverished communities throughout the world. We believe the time is now for an unprecedented humanitarian initiative, pairing communities in East Africa, the Philippines and Indo-Asia who need aid with individuals who can supply aid.

Studying Jesus with a heart to know him deeper will disrupt the way you see the world around you. Looking closely at how Jesus lived as a man, how He revealed Himself as Messiah will change (if we allow it) how we view life.

Why is important to know Jesus as Messiah? I believe that, Jesus as Messiah is where He expresses or demonstrates His Divinity the strongest.

Every day, you and I are bringing a picture of Christ into our everyday world. Our life with its opinions, our personalities, our choices… the things that make up our walk are selling or delivering a picture of Jesus, whether we’re aware of it or not. Does the picture of Jesus we show invite them in or push people away?

Jesus was the most human of all humanity. He was the picture of what humanity; our humanity could look like when surrendered to the Father’s will.

The service celebrating our 5th year. Listen to testimonies about the faithfulness of God and the impact of growing together in Christ!

There are many names for God throughout Scripture, and they all give us a deeper description of His character .

What is God's wrath? What or whom is it directed against? What is it's purpose? How can wrath flow from a God who is love? Speaker Michael Kimball tries to answer these questions and help us understand God's wrath.

I need something…something to believe in when I think the battle is lost…I need a Stronghold, I need a place that restores perspective.

What do the Psalms teach us about God's wrath?

Strategy is simply described as actions, plans, or policies devised to achieve a goal or objective. But I want to share about strategy is a different light…not specific tactics but what Strategy depends on. Strategy depends on INTENT and CONTENT

Did you know that the day you bent your knee to follow the Messiah, the King of Kings…you picked a fight? Did you also know when you entered a marriage covenant and said, “I do”…you picked a fight? When you stood your ground, drew a line in the sand and said…”as for me and my house…we will serve the Lord! You became a warrior… you entered a battle.

God;s protection... what does it really mean?

Of all the books of the Bible...I get the Psalms. The language and the style it's written in may be different from mine own but it speaks to me. The experiences... the rollercoaster-ness of life with God is real and raw. What the Psalms say to me is that my feelings, my emotions, my outlook, and the way I think and believe, AND the way I express them is important to the Father.

Finding the Good Shepherd in the Psalms