Bridge Builders Community Church

Mike Haas shares about how prayer fuels our hunger for God.

Bridge Builders Community Church is a band of followers on mission to glorify God, transform lives and impact the world by sharing and living out the gospel of Jesus Christ. We are a community who gathers on Sundays and through out the week to celebrate, pray, learn, and enjoy the conversation and friendship. Our desire is to know God through Jesus Christ and to learn to love and serve Him and each other well.

There will never be a relationship in your life that's more important than the one you have with God in Christ. Mike Haas shares some of the things that mess with that relationship and our hunger for more.

Hunger is a driving force. It will focus you, motivate you, and move you. Spiritual hunger is no different… it drives us (maybe crazy at times) pushes us into uncomfortable places that challenge us to abandon ourselves.

Hunger is a driving force. It will focus you, motivate you, and move you. Spiritual hunger is no different… it drives us (maybe crazy at times) pushes us into uncomfortable places that challenge us to abandon ourselves

I believe God is asking us… Are you still hungry? Are you still filled with passion for me, for my presence, for my ways… are you still hungry to be my daughter, my son?

I believe God is asking us… Are you still hungry? Are you still filled with passion for me, for my presence, for my ways… are you still hungry to be my daughter, my son?

Exploring the the awesome and Awe-ful Holy mystery of God.

I believe the greatest thing we are called to be good stewards of, more than anything else, is the Gospel. We, His sons and daughters have been entrusted with loving the Gospel, living the Gospel and giving the Good News out as generously as possible.

How does grace, giving and gratitude impact our lives and the lives of others? Listen as Mike Haas shares about how a life of sacrifice is a generous one.

What does Giving Up (this passionate surrender) to God really look like? Is it writing more checks? Donating more to charity? Is it doing more stuff/ministry for Jesus? Can I use my gifts, my resources God has blessed me with outside of church things? We’ll explore and try to answer those questions by diving into some stewardship principles that are really Kingdom of God principles.

Crossroads invite choices (change, perspective, leaving one place for another)

We can take the words I CAN’T and change them to I Cancel All Negative Thoughts! Canceling negative thoughts may not give me immediate (or any) comfort but it can give me perspective and help me see through the fog of grief.

The words "I Can't" are powerful destructive words… they hold immense influence over our actions, our speech, our thoughts, our dreams and even our faith. This phrase destroys hope, responsibility, motivation and the most holy desires we carry. These words reveal our weaknesses, in ways we wished they didn’t. Can we redeem these words and the influence they have on us? Can our weakness… be redeemed?

Two Mother's Day reflections from Christine Cookingham

Has anyone ever said… you were full of it? I’m sure most all of us have heard this once or twice before and normally… this wasn’t a compliment was it? But as sons and daughters of God I think we’re called to live a life… full of IT… and that IT stands for Intentional Thankfulness.

The book of Ephesians is all about who we are in Jesus Christ; challenging the limited views we have about God and who we are in His Kingdom. Throughout the book are wonderful promises reminding us about the limitless resources we have available as sons and daughters of God.

God, by his own unlimited power, has given us everything that is necessary for living a truly good life right now!

Jesus's heart cry is for His Church to be one. Guest speaker Wes Clemmer shows how fusion, flow and force are powerful words for His Church to embrace.

Pastor Tim shares Psalm 91 and encourages us to proclaim it's truth.