We can’t meet together, but we can still be on mission together! We may have to keep our distance, but each Wednesday our staff is going to give you a High Five – a quick video to encourage you and keep you moving toward Jesus. Here, Jared looks back on this crazy week and gives us a few simple ways to stay close to the God who never changes.

Video update from Jared regarding services on March 15, 2020 and an update on BridgePointe’s annual Egg Hunt.

On Sunday, February 23rd, Karen Avalos stepped out of fear and made the decision to be baptized. Read her story here.

We invite you to use the season of Lent as an opportunity to slow down, reflect, and shift our focus from the lesser things to be more mindful of the greater things of God. We celebrated the first day of Lent with “Into the Wilderness” a self-guided experience of prayer and reflection. Whether you were able to attend or not, you can find an online version of the experience in this blog post.

On Sunday, February 16th, student Sam was baptized. Here is her story in her own words.

Our Give Love Away campaign provides a couple of different opportunities for us to put some action to our love for others. Check out the initiatives and see how you can participate.

In January we had baptisms three of the four Sundays in the month! Here's a cool story: Jacob Vangen, our Student Pastor, and Destiney Martin, a student leader in The Bridge, baptized student Destiney Peixoto on January 19th. The next weekend, both Destineys baptized Tatiana, another student and friend of Destiney Peixoto! Read their stories and praise God for what He's doing in the lives of Morgan, Tim, Destiney and Tatiana. 

Practicing a day of rest, like any practice from Jesus, takes trust, submission and well…practice. Scripture reading or prayer aren’t mastered on the first try, and a day of rest is the same. Learning anything takes time, patience and persistence. My wife Jordan and I started practicing a day of rest about a year ago. We’re still figuring it out but we are so thankful we took the leap to rest.