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Southbridge Fellowship
Hosted by Pastor Scott Lehr · EN
Our mission is to connect people to Jesus for life change. We want every person in the Raleigh-Durham area to have an opportunity to see and hear about Jesus Christ. We believe the best way to do this is by building bridges of life change into our community.
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Grow Up
4d ago00:47:36Tap to summarize1 Peter 2:1-12. Spiritual maturity is not something a believer grows into alone. It means laying aside the sins that corrupt relationships, embracing a shared identity as the family of God built on Jesus the cornerstone, and carrying His good news into the world.
Transcribe →Remember
2w ago00:58:15Tap to summarize1 Peter 1:10-25. When life gets hard, pain narrows our vision and distorts the stories we tell ourselves. 1 Peter 1 calls us to remember the bigger story we are part of, reclaim our true identity as God's chosen people, and anchor ourselves to His enduring Word so we can stand firm through suffering and uncertainty.
Transcribe →Triumph in the Trials
3w ago00:43:36Tap to summarize1 Peter 1:1-9. When trials come, followers of Jesus can endure with genuine hope, not because suffering is easy, but because Jesus rose from the dead, making every trial meaningful and giving believers an unshakeable, living hope that nothing in this world can touch.
Transcribe →The Pharisee And The Tax Collector
4w ago00:43:06Tap to summarizeLuke 18:9-14. The parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector exposes the danger of spiritual self-confidence, showing that genuine right standing with God comes only through humble dependence on Jesus rather than confidence in one's own goodness.
Transcribe →Living On A Prayer
May 1700:45:47Tap to summarizeLuke 18:1-8. The Parable of the Persistent Widow in Luke 18 frames persistent prayer not as a technique for getting what you want from God but as an act of faith and defiance against the brokenness of this world. When God delays, it is not denial, and the call to keep praying is ultimately a call to keep believing.
Transcribe →Lost
May 1000:50:27Tap to summarizeLuke 15:11-32. The parable of the prodigal son reveals more than a story of grace. There are multiple ways to be lost, and the Father is relentlessly coming after every one of them.
Transcribe →The Lost Coin
May 300:37:31Tap to summarizeLUKE 15:8-10. The parable of the Lost Coin reveals how God actively searches for people who feel unseen or forgotten, and challenges those who already know him to do the same for others.
Transcribe →Right Place, Wrong Road
Apr 2600:54:53Tap to summarizeLuke 15:1-7. Religious familiarity is not the same as genuine faith. Through the parable of the lost sheep in Luke 15, Jesus confronts the people who are most certain they are found and reveals they may be on a path of destruction without knowing it. The shepherd pursues relentlessly, but the found have to surrender to be carried home.
Transcribe →The Good Samaritan
Apr 1200:48:36Tap to summarizeLuke 10:25-37. The parable of the Good Samaritan exposes the uncomfortable truth that human capacity for love and mercy has real limits, and that the standard Jesus sets is one none of us can meet on our own.
Transcribe →Turning Point
Apr 500:39:49Tap to summarizeGenesis 6 – 8. God's pattern throughout Scripture, from Noah's flood to the resurrection of Jesus, is to bring life out of ruin. The ruin always comes before the rest, and the rest always comes before the rise.
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