West Bridge Church Sermons

It's the final week of our CORE WORK message series and we wrap it all up with an important reminder from Revelation 3. We look back over the areas we've covered so far and find a warning to consider that will help us - especially during the blessing times of life. As followers of Christ, we have a great treasure in store...let's keep strengthening our core to make it to the finish line strong, treasuring the One who gets us there!

Today we look at one of the greatest examples of suffering in the Bible. As we look at Job's life, we focus on the bigger truth of who God is through the trial and even look at some practical steps to remember as you're walking through a trial yourself or with a friend. We pray that each week in this series, your core is being strengthened and you are being better equipped as disciples of Jesus Christ!

In Week 3 of our CORE WORK series we take a look at Hebrews 12 to reveal another reflex we can adopt to help us when trials come. We'll be reminded of why the core work is worth it in the end...when we see the final result and look forward to receiving the true treasure!

We're back at the work of strengthening our CORE this week! We're be focused on a different type of trial that we face and see how to remain steady, even when the hits from the enemy may come. 

Do you consider it pure JOY when you face trials, big or small? It's HARD. But James has a few encouraging things to say about how we do this! In this week's message we read through the first 8 verses of chapter 1 to learn that God's intention is to give us pure JOY all the time..to the brim..overflowing!

This time of year we clean up the wrapping paper, finish putting things away and turn down the Christmas lights, but there's one Light that won't EVER fade away. As we pivot from Christmas past to Christmas coming, this Sunday we'll be reminded of where to focus our eyes as we begin the new year.

We are overjoyed to celebrate the birth of OUR KING! Join us for a special night of music, reading and worship as we gather for our Christmas Eve service.

We see one final answer to the big question of "Why did God become human?" As we look through the gospel of John, we see this truth that will inform our faith and ignite our JOY as we look at who God is and why he came to be with us!

As we continue looking at the big question of "Why did God become human?", this week's truth is one that helps provide HOPE, especially in dark times. We look at specific times in Scripture when this truth is revealed and see how it continues for us today. If Christmas is a difficult season for you as you look at the road ahead, bring your worry, your burden, your hurt and join us to be ENCOURAGED by this truth about our King who is still providing HOPE for the hurting. 

This Sunday we unpack another answer to the Christmas Question: Why did God become human? As we look at the Christmas story from another perspective we still see an incredibly hopeful fact that awaits us all!

The Christmas account in the Bible forces us to ask one really important question in response to what we read in the gospels. We hope as you look at the Christmas story from another perspective you'll see an incredibly hopeful fact that awaits us all!

This week, we wrap up the book of Ruth with a message that helps us continue worshiping with hearts full of gratitude for God's work of redemption - both in the lives of Ruth, Boaz and Naomi, as well as in our own lives! Ruth Chapter 4 is full of unexpected blessings in this portion of the book you could call - "The Great Reversal." 

We hope you've been living in His shadow as we work through the book of Ruth..and remembering the truth of Psalm 63.7..that because He has been our help, we can sing for joy! In Ruth Chapter 3, we'll see Ruth's redemptive story play out with unexpected, bold moves that are fueled by love and see how her story mirrors our own. 

Our message series through the book of Ruth continues in chapter 2! We'll take a look at the next chapter of Ruth's life and let it fuel our own hearts for Thanksgiving. We'll see the result of living IN HIS SHADOW that was true for Ruth, and can also be possible for us - even in the difficult seasons of our lives.

As we study through this first chapter of Ruth together, we'll be reminded of God's protective and perfect care for us as we dwell with HIM! 

In week 2 of our series on prayer, we look at what the apostle Paul says about prayer. He has laid out 6 things to pray for and we spend some time practicing these during the service.  >> "Our prayers may be awkward. Our attempts may be feeble. But since the power of prayer is in the one who hears it and not in the one who says it, our prayers do make a difference." <<

We kick off a new message series to help us run strong as disciples of Christ! We've looked at 5 core marks of a disciple, now we shift to what we need as the fuel to run the race. PRAYER is the breath in our lungs and the fuel for our soul...prayer matters!

This week we look at one last mark of a disciple. More importantly, we learn the reason behind the action to ask WHY? - what's our motivation? When we get the reasons right, it brings pure JOY as we step into our life mission as a disciple and give it our all - for HIM! 

Our Disciple message series continues this week as we look at how we can GROW to be more like Christ. As Peter reminds us in 2 Peter 1:1-15, no matter what stage we are in on our walk with Christ, we each have room to grow. We'll see a glimpse of a beautiful future and be encouraged to keep at it, pursuing HIM, because it's always worth it!  

Jesus said that people would know we are his disciples by the love that we show each other. This might be one of the most difficult commands Jesus gave us. Today, we spend time in 1 Thessalonians 2 seeing the practical outpouring of this command in Paul's life and how we can do the same in ours!