Today at The Bridge, we celebrate Baptism Sunday—a picture of what God has done in the gospel: bringing us from death to life in Christ. In Ephesians 2:1–10, we’re reminded that salvation isn’t something we achieve—it’s a gift of grace, received by faith.

As we witness baptisms and open God’s Word together, we’ll celebrate the mercy of Jesus, the power of new life, and the calling we’ve been given: to walk in the good works God prepared for us.

What do you do when you’re walking in obedience…and everything still falls apart? In Exodus 4–6, Moses has what feels like the best day of his life—only for it to turn into resistance, discouragement, and disappointment almost instantly.

In this message, we look at the anatomy of a “bad day” and what God calls His people to do in the middle of it: remember who He is, recall what He has promised, trust what He will do, and stay faithful even when you feel empty.

In Exodus 3, Moses encounters God at the burning bush—and immediately begins offering reasons why he’s not the right person for the job. In Our Excuses & God’s Grace, Jared Patrick explores how God patiently meets our hesitation with grace, reminding us that His calling depends on His presence, not our confidence.

This message challenges us to confront the excuses that hold us back and trust the faithfulness of the God who says, “I will be with you.” When God calls, He doesn’t ask for perfection—He offers grace, provision, and His abiding presence in the wilderness.