KEEP GROWING
STARTING POINT
Are you ready to start? Maybe it’s a brand new start or a readiness to dig deeper. A readiness to learn the why behind the foundational building blocks of living a Christ-centered life. Sometimes retracing our steps to the start and learning proper form helps us run faster and stronger and gives us the tools to help others do the same!
Many attest to the life transformation that has come from the learning they receive in this important class. We hope you will be one of them!
It's a safe place to ask questions you’ve been wondering about. A safe place to decide what you believe. A safe place to take one step at a time toward the goal of growing your faith.
HOLY SPIRIT
Real questions. Practical Answers.
The Bible says the Holy Spirit is like a friend. A comforter. Someone who helps you and guides you. But when we hear the words “Holy Spirit,” we typically think of something mysterious or controversial. So, who is He? And why is He so misunderstood? This powerful and life-changing 8-week study will break down any stereotypes you may have about the Holy Spirit and help you discover core truths about the Holy Spirit and how He can change your life.
It’s time to learn how to hear and understand when the Holy Spirit is speaking to us.
Heritage of Truth - Clarity for the Journey Forward”
We will be looking at church history, developing a deeper appreciation for Biblical truth and understanding the present world through the lens of the past. The church today is facing a difficult future—pressure to compromise, persecution, shifting culture, and challenges to Truth. How will we deal with this? Will we stand firm in our faith? The journey ahead and the tests we face are not new. The early church faced the same challenges with courage, perseverance, strength, commitment, and those things can inspire us today. Even their mistakes and failures help to warn us and steer us toward better choices and outcomes.
So, understanding the Church in the past, helps us understand how to deal with our current world, and anticipates what God can do in our future.
Topics we will cover are:
· How the Bible was formed
· What is Christian worldview
· How to recognize false teachings
· How engage our culture
· How we are in the middle of a Holy Spirit restoration of God’s
power on earth and its impact to us personally and globally
This class is offered at our Clarkston Campus from 6:45pm to 8pm beginning 9/18-11/6, Class instructor: Nathan Hlavin. Bridgewood Youth meets this night and childcare is available by registration only (limited to the first 35 children registered). Register soon, as class size is limited.
Thriving in the Last Days
We have heard powerful messages and classes teaching us about the end times, prophecies fulfilled, and the imminent appearing of the Lord Jesus Christ to claim his church. We don’t know exactly when this will happen, but the Bible shows we are living in the final season, the last days.
Have you considered the gravity of this moment? Are you and I ready to meet our Maker face to face if today is the last day?
This class is intended to usher us toward the next logical step, helping us begin to answer the question, “What should we do about this?” It will help us evaluate our lives to make the necessary course corrections so our last days are filled with confidence and joy as we eagerly await our Savior.
Join us for 6 weeks of teaching, discussion and private prayer time as we meditate on Scripture.
This class is offered at our Goodrich Campus from 6:45pm to 8pm beginning 9/18-10/23, Class instructor: Dan Curtis. Bridgewood Youth is only at Clarkston but childcare is available at both locations by registration only. Register soon, as class size is limited.
COMMUNITY BIBLE STUDY
Tuesday Evenings from 6:30-8:00 pm
Bridgewood Church - Main Auditorium
Teacher: Pastor Grant Williams
Each week Pastor Grant covers current events as they relate to the Bible and teaches the Bible with a specialty in identifying the end times events through the lens of scripture.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
Alcoholics Anonymous® (AA) is a closed meeting of men and women who help each other stay sober and help others achieve sobriety. The primary purpose of AA is to carry its message of recovery to the alcoholic seeking help. AA takes place every Tuesday night at 7pm at our Clarkston campus.