Whatever happened to those original twelve Apostles who answered Jesus’ call to follow him? What kind of impact did they have on the world? Where were they from? The search for the twelve apostles is one of the most interesting
Aug 11, 2019 – The Bridge
Rev. Robert Mercer preaches in The Bridge. Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 37:47 — 69.2MB)Subscribe: Android | RSS
Jun 23, 2019 – The Bridge
Rev. Robert Mercer preaches in The Bridge. Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 20:47 — 38.1MB)Subscribe: Android | RSS
May 12, 2019 – The Bridge
Rev. Kelsey Grissom preaches in The Bridge. Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 22:23 — 30.7MB)Subscribe: Android | RSS
Apr 21, 2019 – Easter – The Bridge
Due to The Bridge having their sermon on Prayer Mountain, the equipment to record the sermon was unavailable to make a podcast. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Day 7: Old Jerusalem
Shalom! Our seventh and final day was just as eventful and moving as the first six. Yesterday we followed Jesus through his final days but we didn’t cover Jesus’ arduous walk (with his cross) to Golgotha. But before we get
Day 6: Jerusalem!
It was a cold, rainy day here in Israel (our first) and it fit today’s mood, as we walked with Jesus in his final days and concluded our day at Garden Tomb. Our day began with a devotion at the
Day 3: Tel Dan, Caesarea Philippi, Golan Heights
Hello from Israel! We all enjoyed yesterday’s nature walk so much that we once again began our day outside in God’s creation, hiking through Tel Dan Nature Preserve. The Dan Stream (pictured top left) is the largest and most important
Day 2: Valley of the Doves, Sea of Galilee, Jordan River
This morning began with a walk through the Valley of Arbel or The Valley of the Doves. This route is the path Jesus walked three times a year when he had to travel from Capernum (his home) to Jerusalem. Mustard
Day 1: Petra, Caesarea, & Mount Carmel
Hello from Israel! The majority of your church family arrived here yesterday after a 10-1/2 hour flight. But a lucky dozen arrived three days before and visited Petra: a Nabatean city that was lost for thousands of years. You may