Part 1: A Familiar Stranger

Colossians 4v2-6 with Tyler Staton https://bridgetown.church/teaching 

Matthew 5v48 with Tyler Staton Each fall, we take a few weeks to reorient ourselves around our vision: to see God’s Kingdom come in Portland as it is in Heaven. This year, we do so with a renewed desire to deepen our practice of Community, reaffirming our commitment to one anothe ... Show More

Kevan Chandler is a best-selling author and the founder of a nonprofit organization called We Carry Kevan. He speaks worldwide about his life with a disability and how community and creativity are the keys to true accessibility. Through storytelling, and discussion, Kevan and Eri ... Show More

HAPPY FRIDAY TO OUR BABIES WE LOVE YOU SO MUCH this is one of our favorite episodes ever as we talk about one of our favorite parts of being a Christian-- The Holy Spirit. today's episode is all about educating ourselves on the precious Holy Spirit. who is He? what does He do? ho ... Show More

Friends, Happy Pentecost Sunday! On this great celebration of the Holy Spirit, the third person of the Trinity, meditating upon the number three will tell us a lot of what we need to know about the Spirit, whose distinctive mark is not oppressive unity, nor conflictual diversity, ... Show More

Friends, we come to the great Feast of Pentecost—the feast, par excellence, of the Holy Spirit. A critique of the Western Church is that we don’t speak sufficiently of the third person of the Trinity, and there might be some truth to that. I’d like to follow Vatican II in trying ... Show More

Friends, on this Sixth Sunday of Easter, the Church gives us a kind of foretaste of Pentecost. In all three readings, we hear descriptions of the work of the Holy Spirit—the animating principle of the Mystical Body. What are the signs that the Holy Spirit is at work? Let’s look a ... Show More

Today I talk about the Trinity ... and ... you know ... How not to be a heretic and stuff. Aquinas on the Trinity We must needs admit equality among the divine persons. For, according to the Philosopher (Metaph. x, text 15,16, 17), equality signifies the negation of greater or le ... Show More

Friends, today we come to Trinity Sunday, which has been called “the preacher’s nightmare.” But as you probably know from previous sermons of mine, I don’t agree with that at all. I think every Sunday is Trinity Sunday. The Trinity names what is most fundamental and basic in our ... Show More

If we are to be Christ followers, we simply cannot live or breathe without His helper, the Holy Spirit. Listen as Pastor Robbie continues an examination into the Holy Spirit and His divine importance. Today, we discuss John 14:16-17 and the Upper Room Discourse, when Jesus explai ... Show More