Bridgetown Video Podcast

From the series "Gospel of Matthew." The upside down reality of the Kingdom of Heaven is that it is marked by grace and justice. The two collide and are defined for the apprentice of Jesus in the Parable of the workers in the Vineyard. In this parable he reiterates a central tenant of life in the Kingdom; that the last will be first.

From "Vision Series 2020." Following the 2020 election, with its disputed result and our divided nation, we offer a pastoral word on how to follow Jesus through the coming season.

From the series "Gospel of Matthew." Jesus reveals the upside down nature of the Kingdom of God to the rich young ruler, inviting his followers to lay down anything that hinders them and to remember that it will be worth it.

From "Vision Series 2020." Guest teacher Darrell Johnson is with us to discuss the prophetic vision found in the book of Daniel and what we can learn from it in our current cultural moment.

From "Vision Series 2020." As followers of Jesus, we are called to a long obedience in the same direction. But how do stay on the path of our spiritual journey in the face of such great odds? With COVID-19, racial injustice, socio-political unrest, and an economic crisis, how do we stay in this for the long haul?

From "Vision Series 2020." How are followers of Jesus meant to engage in a post-Christian culture? Is there a third way to live in this world other than merging or separating? Listen along as we continue our Vision Series and learn how to become a "creative minority" now and into the future.

From "Vision Series 2020." There is a direct link between how you live now and who you become in the future. We don’t become like Jesus by accident. So how do we change? How do we endure a global pandemic and remain on the journey of spiritual transformation? Listen along as we layout a “Rule of Life” for Covid-19.

From "Vision Series 2020." This year, we take a different approach than regular. The cascade effect of a global pandemic, recession, a summer of violence between police and protestors, wildfires, and our city on the front page of international news on a reoccurring basis has left us exhausted. Is there a way to get through 2020 without permanent damage to our soul? Or more: could there be a way to come out the other side more mature than ever before? And full of joy?

From the “Race & Justice Event with Bryan Loritts.” Every New Testament point has an Old Testament picture. In Session 3, Dr. Loritts discusses the Old Testament picture of love and how it intersects with issues of race and ethnic unity.

From the “Race & Justice Event with Bryan Loritts.” In Session 2, special guests Michelle Jones, Dr. Leroy Haynes, David Valenzuela, and Renjy Abraham join Dr. Bryan Loritts and John Mark Comer for a discussion about the Black and Brown experience in America, how social media has shaped the conversation on race, how to bring others into the “beloved community” and so much more.