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This Sunday as Minister Juan Delgado concludes our God Flipped the Script series with an inspiring message from Psalm 118:21–24, "What Man Rejected, God Selected." Discover how God specializes in taking what the world overlooks, rejects, or dismisses and transforming it for His glory. Through the story of Jesus—the rejected Stone who became the Cornerstone—we'll be reminded that our identity is not defined by past failures, painful labels, or the opinions of others, but by the God who created, redeemed, and chose us with purpose. No matter what rejection you've faced, you'll be encouraged to trust that God's selection is always greater than man's rejection and that He is still rewriting stories for His glory today.
Pastor Eli Hernandez continues our God Flipped the Script series with a powerful message from Psalm 118:20–24, "What They Rejected, God Selected." Together, we'll discover how the rejection Jesus endured became the foundation of our redemption and why the rejected Stone became the Cornerstone of God's plan for salvation. If you've ever wrestled with rejection, disappointment, or feeling overlooked, this message offers the hope that human rejection can never override God's purpose or His acceptance of you. Join us as we celebrate the God who transforms rejection into redemption and reminds us that "This is the day the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it."
Life has a way of surrounding us with pressure—through unexpected setbacks, overwhelming circumstances, and battles that seem to come from every direction. In this week's message, "Pressure Didn't Break Me," Pastor Dave Michener explores Psalm 118:10–14 and reminds us that while pressure is real, it doesn't have to define or defeat us. Discover how God's strength, help, and salvation enable us to stand firm, participate in His work through prayer and faith, and trust Him even when life feels overwhelming. Join us as we continue our God Flipped the Script series and learn how God can transform seasons of pressure into powerful testimonies of His faithfulness.
Join us this Sunday at Bridgeway Community Church as we continue our God Flipped the Script series with the message "Pressure Didn't Break Me" from Psalm 118:10–14. Life often brings seasons of overwhelming pressure, unexpected battles, and moments when we feel surrounded on every side. Yet this powerful message reminds us that God's presence is always greater than the pressure we face. Discover how God uses life's challenges to shape our character, reveal more of His faithfulness, and transform our struggles into a testimony of His strength. If you're feeling overwhelmed or weary, this encouraging message will remind you that the pressure may be real, but the Lord is your strength, your song, and your salvation. Join us live as we worship together and experience the hope found in God's unfailing presence.
Life can change in an instant, leaving us feeling overwhelmed, anxious, and unsure where to turn. Join us this Sunday at Bridgeway Community Church as Pastor Dave Michener continues our God Flipped the Script series with the message, "From Distress to Deliverance." Through Psalm 118:1–9, we'll discover how God meets us in our moments of greatest pressure—inviting us to cry out to Him, find courage in His constant presence, and trust Him as our unfailing refuge and protector. No matter what you're facing today, you'll be encouraged to believe that your story isn't over. God is still able to flip the script, leading you from distress to deliverance through His faithful, enduring love.
Join Carrie Clark from the OMR Campus as she launches our July series, God Flipped the Script, with a powerful message from Psalm 118:1–4. In the middle of life's pressures, disappointments, and uncertainties, God's hesed—His faithful, covenant love—remains unshakable, securing our identity, sustaining our faith, and reminding us that we are still loved and still standing.
Join us as Pastor Eli Hernandez launches our July series, God Flipped the Script, with a message from Psalm 118:1–8 called Still Loved, Still Standing. No matter what you've faced—pressure, disappointment, rejection, or uncertainty—God's steadfast love remains, and His faithfulness is still holding you up. Come be encouraged as we remember that our circumstances do not define us, God's love does. He is still writing your story, and by His grace, you are still loved and still standing.
How do you trust God when the storms of life refuse to settle? This week on the Bridgeway podcast, Pastor Steve Hardnett shares “Proclaiming My Trust in God Through the Storm” from Mark 4:35–41. Even in the middle of fear, uncertainty, and life's unexpected challenges, Jesus remains present and in control. No matter what storm you're facing, this message reminds us to call on the God who sees, provides, heals, gives peace, and faithfully carries us to the other side.
What kind of love has the power to transform a marriage, a family, and even a life? This Sunday, Pastor William Jin shares a message titled “The Transforming Power of Covenant Love” from Ephesians 5:21–33. Looking beyond cultural expectations and transactional relationships, we’ll discover God’s design for marriage as a covenant that reflects Christ’s steadfast love for His Church. Through the example of Jesus, we see a love that remains faithful, gives sacrificially, and works to make us whole—not because we deserve it, but because He has chosen to love us. Whether you’re married, single, widowed, or walking through disappointment and healing, this message offers hope for every season of life.
This Father’s Day, join us for an encouraging message from Minister Kevin Turpin II titled “Releasing Your Child Toward Their Purpose,” the second part of our series Parenting Your Child Toward Their Purpose. Drawing from Matthew 3:13–17, this message explores how God the Father modeled the kind of influence that helps children step confidently into their God-given calling. Whether you are a parent, grandparent, mentor, or someone in need of encouragement yourself, this message will remind you that our Heavenly Father is faithful to guide, strengthen, and release us into the purpose He has prepared for us.