This Sunday we’re launching a brand-new series called Empowered Living in the book of Acts. We’ll see how a small group of ordinary people, filled with the Spirit of God, became the most world-changing movement in history—and how that same Spirit empowers us today to live with purpose, courage, and impact. Don’t miss this chance to step into the story God is still writing through us!

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For the past six-weeks, we’ve explored what it means to become like Jesus in our everyday lives. This Sunday, we’ll bring it all together in Jesus’ simple yet profound invitation to the kind of transformation only He can bring. If you’ve missed any part of the series, this is the perfect week to catch up on this foundational teaching. And as we conclude, we’ll also look ahead—at the longer-term ways God is calling us as a church to pursue becoming like Jesus in all we do.

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Have you ever found yourself wanting to be like someone else and mimicking what you see them doing in the parts of life that you want to be true of you? The rhythms and habits of our lives shape who we become. But what if who we are following or the patterns we are building our lives around are keeping us from living the full life Jesus invites us into? As we continue in our series exploring learning to think, love, and live like Jesus in our everyday lives, this Sunday we’ll look at the patterns we see in Jesus’ life and what it looks like to follow those in our everyday lives.

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The invitation of Jesus isn’t about becoming more religious or simply trying harder to be a “good person.” It’s an invitation into a whole new way of living. This Sunday, wecontinue Becoming: Thinking, Loving, and Living Like Jesus in Our Everyday Lives. In week four, we’ll explore what it means to love like Jesus—learning how His love transforms us and reshapes the way we see and serve others.

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This Sunday, we continue our Becoming series: Thinking, Loving, & Living Like Jesus—focusing on what it means to think like Him. Jesus isn’t just concerned with what we do on the outside; He wants to transform our whole selves—shaping how we see, understand, and respond to life through His eyes. Join us as we explore this foundational part of discipleship at New Bridge: learning to think, love, and live like Jesus in our everyday lives.

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Last Sunday, we kicked off a new 6-week series called Becoming: Thinking, Loving, & Living like Jesus. After exploring the three essentials of discipleship last week, thisSunday, we’ll focus on holistic discipleship. It’s often easy and sometimes even encouraged to compartmentalize our lives. But what about when we are pursuing becoming more like Jesus? In two of the more formidable statements in Scripture, we find our answer. Join us this Sunday for this foundational series in what God is calling us to in this next season as a church.

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We are all in the process of becoming. Daily we are formed (or deformed) by our closest relationships and those who influence our thinking, our priorities and values, and how we live our daily lives. But what does it look like to pursue becoming more like Jesus in our everyday lives? Join us this Sunday as we begin a new six-week series, Becoming: Thinking, Loving, and Living Like Jesus..

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14 weeks ago, we began studying Galatians in pursuit of making greater sense of faith in Jesus. This Sunday, we come to our final verses, which call us to live cross-centered lives. The picture Paul paints is both liberating and costly. Itcalls us to introspection and sacrificial mission. It calls us to much more than wearing a cross as a piece of jewelry around our necks. Don’t miss the closing of this important journey we’ve shared together through the letter of Galatians.

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