Bridge Church

05/31/2026

Online Family, we are so glad you are here! Whether it is your first time with us or your 100th, thank you for joining us.

Here are a variety of ways you can connect with us.
To connect: bridgechurch.app/connect
To Give: bridgechurch.app/give

05/21/2026

Your words are a window to your heart, revealing patterns of formation.

05/18/2026

Message Recap: Why Your Words Matter So Much -

This Sunday in James 3, we stepped into one of the most confronting and formational conversations in the entire letter of James: the power of the tongue.

05/15/2026

Grad Sunday, Active Meal Train, and More! -

Stay connected to the life of Bridge Church. Our desire is to pursue radical discipleship to Jesus together, for the glory of God and the good of our neighbors.  We believe that we will see the kingdom come in The Valley as it is in heaven as we give our lives towards lifelong formation, faithfulne...

05/11/2026

Message Recap: Rahab's Redemption -

This week in James, we looked at one of the most surprising examples of faith in all of scripture: Rahab. A Canaanite outsider. A pr******te. A woman living in a city under God’s judgment. And yet James holds her up as an example of “real faith.” 

05/09/2026

We’re creating space to honor, celebrate, and remember the incredible moms and women who have shaped our lives. Before the service, we’ll have a simple photo spot for your family, and a few thoughtful surprises along the way.

Whether this day feels joyful, complicated, or somewhere in between—you’re welcome here.

Come be with us.

05/08/2026

Mother's Day, Grad Sunday, Active Meal Train, and More! -

Stay connected to the life of Bridge Church. Our desire is to pursue radical discipleship to Jesus together, for the glory of God and the good of our neighbors.  We believe that we will see the kingdom come in The Valley as it is in heaven as we give our lives towards lifelong formation, faithfulne...

05/04/2026

Message Recap: Why Your Job Feels Meaningless (And What God Says About It) -

This week, we stepped again into one of the most confronting passages in James, his insistence that faith without works is dead. But instead of reducing this to behavior management, we widened the lens: What if our everyday work is one of the primary places our faith comes alive?