BPC sermon podcasts are now available by clicking the podcast icon in the upper right corner on our new website

Beginning this Sunday, March 24 2013, BPC sermon podcasts can be listened to by clicking the "podcast" icon in the upper right corner of BPC's new website; www.bridgepointchurch.cc

New Look for BPC's Website

BPC has a new website!

BIG thanks to our website designer Angela Roffol who went above & beyond to make this happen for us!

Click on the link to check out BPC's New Look  http://www.bridgepointchurch.cc/

BPC 5 Year Anniversary Video

On Sunday March 17 2013 BPC celebrated 5 Years of "Connecting Real People to the Real God"

Click on this link to watch the 5 Year Anniversary video on Vimeo! http://vimeo.com/62014472

sermon podcast; "What Did Jesus Look Like?"

http://bridgepointchurch.podomatic.com/

Isaiah 52 & 53 gives us a description of what the Messiah, who we now know as Jesus, may have looked like during probably the most important part of His life and ministry but… what did Jesus really look like?


For centuries Bible Scholars, Scientists, Archeologists TV & Movie Producers as well as many of us have tried to answer that question but…to arrive at an answer…all we have to do is look at God’s Word where Jesus’ describes of Himself.

To listen to “What Did Jesus Look Like?” just click on the link above and you’ll be directed to BPC’s podcast webpage.

Enjoy!

1st Wednesday for this evening, March 6 is CANCELED

Due to the 8+ inches of snow that fell overnight & into this morning...

BPC's 1 Wedneday Worship & Prayer is CANCELED for this evening.

Stay safe while traveling out there today and keep warm at home this evening!

sermon podcast "Isaiah on Easter"

http://bridgepointchurch.podomatic.com/

Many times God through His prophets let the people of Israel in on His plan of redemption particularly describing the Messiah through the words of Isaiah & thru Isaiah God gave His people & us a small glimpse into how this was all going to go down but…I gotta think, after hearing Isaiah’s description, the people found his suffering servant somewhat difficult to accept…I mean….weren’t they, for hundreds of years, expecting a concurring king rather than a man of sorrows to deliever them?


To prepare us for this Easter season just click on the link above to listen to “Isaiah on Easter”