Sundays @ Bridges
I Have A Question Print E-mail
I Have A Question, Bridges' new Sunday morning sermon series is underway. The series features sermons that address questions asked by people in the community. Bridges conducted a one question survey at the Ozaukee County Fair and other venues asking, What question about God, Jesus, the Bible, salvation, heaven and hell, relationships and other faith-related topics would like addressed by a pastor?

With hundreds of people surveyed, some very deep, intriguing, and challenging questions emerged that promise to make I Have A Question a dynamic, and interesting sermon series. Bridges Lead Pastor, Mike Kleven, kicked off the series Sunday, October 9th with the message How Did the Bible Writers Know to Make What They Wrote Part of the Bible? (Click here to download and listen to the message).

Upcoming message in the I Have A Question series include:

Sunday,     
October 16
Are People Who Acknowledge Jesus as Lord, But Don't Have a Personal Relationship with Christ Going to Heaven?
Sunday,     
October 23
Why Do Bad Things Happen to Kids?  Why Would God Allow Children to Be Hurt or Killed? 
Why Do Innocent Children Have to Suffer?
Sunday,       
October 30
How Do We Continue to Have Faith When Times Are Bad?

 

The I Have A Question series takes a break on Sunday, November 6, to celebrate friendship on Friendship 100 Sunday. The series resumes on Sunday, November 13. 

Bridges meets Sunday mornings, 10 am, in the Lecture Hall at MATC in Mequon (5555 W Highland Road, Mequon). Great childcare and children's Sunday school provided.

 
The Gifts of Christmas - Christmas Season Sunday Messages Print E-mail
The focus of Sunday morning messages this Christmas season is The Gifts of Christmas that come to us with the birth of Jesus Christ. The messages are drawn from Isaiah 9:1-7 and include:

November 28 The Gift of Sight Isaiah 9:1-2
December 5 The Gift of Joy
Isaiah 9:3
December 19 The Gift of a Savior Isaiah 9:6a
December 26
The Gift of Freedom
Isaiah 9:4-5
January 2
The Gifts of Peace
and Justice
Isaiah 9:6b-7


 

 
Life That Works Print E-mail

A New Sermon Series @ Bridges

10 am Sunday Mornings

September 19, to November 7, 2010

Do you feel there's more to life than what you've experienced so far? Would you like greater satisfaction in marriage, friendships, work, and other areas of your life? Then Life That Works, a new series of sermons at Bridges is for you. Each of the eight messages (listed below) in Life That Works address an important topic like success, happiness, peace, joy, security, and more. If life isn't quite working the way you hoped, or you'd like to discover ways God has designed you to live, that actually make life work better, don't miss Life That Works, Sunday mornings, 10 am, at Bridges.

#1 Living a Life that Matters - September 19th

Everyone wants success, but at what? God has a plan for each of our lives. Discover true success by becoming what God created you to be.

#2 Here to Make an Impact - September 26th

Are you living a life that will touch others long after you are gone? You can. Touching the lives of others in lasting ways is part of God's plan for you.

#3 The Only One Who Can Be Me - October 3rd

God designed each of us with a unique set of abilities, talents, and interests. Therefore, there are no insignificant people or roles. Indeed, God has something significant for you to accomplish in this world.

#4 The Secret to Satisfaction - October 10th

Things don't satisfy. Experiences are never enough. Discover how connecting with Jesus Christ and a few close friends provides life's greatest satisfaction.

#5 Wanting What I Have - October 17th

Have you set your heart on something, gotten it, and realized it didn't provide the happiness you expected? Discover the keys to contentment and happiness that help you realize the grass is green right where you are.

#6 Living Free and Having Fun - October 24th

Would you like more joy? Learning to shift your focus from pleasing people to loving and serving God can release you into a life of joy you never imagined possible.

#7 Facing the Future with Confidence - October 31st

Do you worry about the future? Are you unsure about what to should do? Would you like to feel safe and secure about your future? Learn how life with Jesus Christ can provide a quiet confidence more powerful than any circumstance you face.

#8 Discovering Inside Out Peace - November 7th

Do you need calm and quiet to feel at peace? Does your sense of internal quiet and rest depend on what happens around you? That's circumstantial peace. Discover how true peace starts within the heart and radiates outward no matter what the circumstance.

 

 
I Want To Hear A Sermon About ... Print E-mail

questionmark"I Want To Hear A Sermon About ...," a new series of messages at Bridges, begins this Sunday, April 26. Based on suggestions submitted by people in the community, the series addresses topics about what is true and how to live out one's faith. 

A wide variety of people suggested topics including college students, business professionals, a principle, mothers, and many others. Compiling suggestions produced more than a dozen message topics for the series. The first five messages in the series are:

4/26 Why should I believe the Bible really is the Word of God?
5/03 What's the deal with denominations and how do I know what to believe?
5/10 Does God have a master plan for my life and what happens if I "mess up" God's plan?
5/17 Does God know the choices I make before I make them?
5/24 Where does tolerance belong in a life of faith?
5/31
How do I sustain faith in Christ in a broken and corrupt world?
6/7
Aren't all religions just different paths to God?  And, I'm a good person. Isn't that enough to get me to heaven?
6/14
How do current events line up with the signs of the end times in the Bible?
6/21
Is fish meat?  And does it really matter to God what I eat on Fridays?
6/28
If God is good and all powerful why is there so much suffering?

Some other messages in the series continuing this summer include:

  • What happens to people who don't know Jesus?
  • How do I mend broken relationships?
  • How can parents help their children navigate the land mines of alcohol and drugs?
 
Who Is This Jesus? - March 29-April 19 Print E-mail

Jesus is the central figure in the Bible. Everything turns on Jesus: who he is and what he does.

The titles describing Jesus in the Bible provide a window into who he is. The series Who Is This Jesus? explores four of these titles beginning Sunday, March 29, at Bridges.

Each of these titles provide powerful insights about Jesus, including why he is so important in the Bible ... and to us today.

Date
Message
March 29 The Sent Son
April 5 The Lamb of God
April 12 The Last Adam (Easter Sunday)
April 19 The Wisdom of God

 
Just Walk Across the Room - A Four Week Bridges Experience - Beginning Sunday, March 1, 2009 Print E-mail

Did you know that taking a few steps across a room could change your friend's life forever?

Beginning March 1st discover how the Holy Spirit works to connect you with people God wants to impact through you. In this four week series that includes Sunday messages and small group discusions your heart for people will expand.  In addition, you will realize that the single greatest gift you can give your friends and family is an introduction to the God who created them, loves them, and has a purpose for their every day life.

On Sunday mornings and through small group discussions we'll learn together how to approach a hurting world with the relevant, appropriate message of truth - a message that is carried on the heels of a simple walk across the room.

If you are not currently in a Bridges small group don't worry! New groups are forming for this four-week focus.  Groups meet Sunday morning, Sunday evenings, and throughout the week, so there are plenty of opportunities to take part.  For more information about joining a small group contact Bruce Barr: 262-284-3318 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .


 
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