BridgeWay Christian Church

10/14/2026

TONIGHT: A Special Evening of Prayer and Praise for Missions

Just a friendly reminder that tonight, from 6:30–7:30 PM, we’ll be gathering for a special one-hour Evening of Praise and Prayer for World Missions at BCC.

Our time together will include corporate worship, prayer for our missionaries and the advancement of the Gospel around the world, and devotional readings from members of our missions team.

As a church family, this is a wonderful opportunity to turn our hearts toward the nations, lift up those who are faithfully serving on the mission field, and seek the Lord’s blessing on the work of making Christ known throughout the world.

I hope you’ll join us for this special hour together!

10/11/2026

SUNDAY SERVICE [10/11/26]: "The Supremacy of God in Missions" -- (Psalm 96:1-10)

In Psalm 96:1–10, we discover that the heart of missions is not ultimately about us, our efforts, or even the people we seek to reach—it is about the supremacy and glory of God. The psalmist calls all the earth to sing a new song to the Lord, proclaim His salvation, declare His glory among the nations, and make His marvelous works known to every people. Why? Because the Lord alone is great and worthy of universal praise. Missions, therefore, is not merely about bringing people to church or expanding the reach of Christianity; it is about making the greatness of God known among the nations so that people everywhere might recognize His sovereignty, worship Him, and give Him the glory He deserves.

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10/10/2026

BLUEPRINTS (8:45) & Morning Service (10 AM)

Hello, beloved! I hope you can join us tomorrow morning for a great time of learning and worship!

At 8:45 AM, we’ll gather for BLUEPRINTS (adult Sunday school) downstairs, where our guest teacher, Mike Hajj of Arabic Bible Outreach Ministries, will give us an introduction to Islam. We’ll explore how we, as Christians, can better understand our role in bringing the good news of Jesus Christ to Muslim peoples.

Then, at 10 AM, I’d love for you to join me in “big church” for our corporate worship service as we open God’s Word and consider the supremacy of God in missions. If I do my job right, we’ll be reminded of God’s heart for the nations and our privilege of making His name known throughout the world.

I hope you’ll come and be part of both gatherings. Looking forward to seeing you tomorrow!

Sr. Pastor Ronald H. Gann
BridgeWay Christian Church
Malachi 2:5-6 | 603-759-7120

10/04/2026

SUNDAY SERVICE [10/4/26]: "The King vs. Kings" -- (Luke 23:1-12)

In Luke 23:1-12, we witness Jesus standing before Pilate and Herod as He is passed back and forth between political leaders who recognize that He has done nothing deserving death, yet are unwilling to stand for what is right. While Pilate is concerned with political pressure and Herod is fascinated by the possibility of seeing a miracle, neither man truly understands who is standing before them. This passage challenges us to consider how easily we can allow public opinion, personal interests, or curiosity to keep us from responding faithfully to Jesus. As we follow Christ on His journey to the cross, we are reminded that Jesus remained steadfast and innocent even when surrounded by injustice, rejection, and indifference.

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09/27/2026

SUNDAY SERVICE [9/27/26]: "The Savior vs. The Sanhedrin" -- (Luke 22:63-71)

In Luke 22:63–71, Jesus stands before the religious leaders and is subjected to mockery, abuse, and interrogation. Yet even in the face of humiliation and injustice, Jesus remains steadfast, knowing exactly who He is and why He has come. As His accusers question His identity and demand that He declare whether He is the Christ, Jesus points them to the truth they refuse to accept. This passage reminds us that Jesus did not stumble into the cross—He willingly moved toward it, faithfully fulfilling His mission as the Son of God and promised Messiah. Join us as we consider the courage, authority, and unwavering faithfulness of Christ in the face of rejection and suffering.

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09/20/2026

SUNDAY SERVICE [9/20/26]: "A Treacherous Denial" -- (Luke 22:54-66)

Luke 22:54-66 captures the profound emotional and physical suffering of Jesus immediately following his arrest, juxtaposed against the heartbreaking personal failure of his chief disciple, Peter. Swept away to the house of the high priest, Jesus remains in custody while Peter follows at a cautious distance and settles by a courtyard fire. Over the course of the night, Peter is confronted three separate times by bystanders—including a servant girl who recognizes him—and each time he vehemently denies any association with Jesus out of fear for his own safety. Luke presents a striking contrast: Peter, who had confidently promised that he would never abandon Jesus, collapses under pressure, while Jesus remains steadfast and faithful as He moves toward the cross.

08/28/2026

08/23/2026

SUNDAY SERVICE [8/23/26]: "Prideful Piety" -- (Luke 22:24-38)

In Luke 22:24-38, Jesus challenges the disciples’ desire for greatness and reminds them that true leadership is found in humble service. While they argue over who is the greatest, Jesus teaches that His followers are not called to seek status or recognition, but to serve others. Pride seeks to lift ourselves up, but Christ calls us to follow His example of humility and sacrifice. In God’s kingdom, greatness is measured not by how many serve us, but by how faithfully we serve others.

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08/16/2026

SUNDAY SERVICE [8/16/26]: "The First Supper & Last Meal" -- (Luke 22:14-23)

In Luke 22:14-23, Jesus gathers His disciples for the final Passover meal before the cross and transforms a familiar celebration into a lasting reminder of His sacrificial love. As He breaks the bread and shares the cup, Jesus reveals that His body will be given and His blood poured out for the forgiveness of sins, establishing the foundation of the Lord’s Supper. This passage invites us to reflect on the depth of Christ’s love, the cost of our redemption, and the call to remember His sacrifice with grateful hearts. Even in the shadow of betrayal and suffering, Jesus demonstrates His commitment to fulfilling God’s plan and offers His followers a covenant of grace that continues to shape and strengthen the church today.

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08/09/2026

SUNDAY SERVICE [8/9/26]: "A Devil in Disguise" -- (Luke 22:1-13)

In Luke 22:1–13, we witness the darkening shadow of the cross as the religious leaders plot to kill Jesus and Judas agrees to betray Him. Yet, even as evil men make their plans, Jesus remains firmly in control, deliberately preparing to celebrate the Passover with His disciples. This passage reminds us that what appears to be a triumph of human wickedness is ultimately unfolding according to God’s sovereign plan of redemption. As we examine these events, we are challenged to consider the danger of a heart that turns away from Christ, the sovereignty of God even in the midst of evil, and the remarkable love of Jesus who knowingly walks toward His suffering to accomplish our salvation.

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