The Bridge Podcast

The Bridge exists to help people get to their other side. From lost to found, broken to whole, anger to love, addicted to set free. We are one Church with multiple locations. This is the podcast of our main campus in Mustang, OK under the leadership of Pastor Rob McClure.

The Bridge Podcast is a religion podcast hosted by The Bridge, with 193 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

The Bridge hosts The Bridge Podcast, a religion show with 193 episodes published.

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  Trust

  Sep 20, 202632 min

  "O taste and see that the Lord is good" (Psalm 34:8). Trust doesn't come easy, especially after it's been broken. But this message walks through how we recognize it, rebuild it, and risk it again. In this Good Eats message, Rob McClure breaks down trust in three parts: Recognizing trust - it's built on being truthful, having right motives, understanding, skill, and a track record. (Proverbs 25:19, 18:13, 27:12) Rebuilding trust - it starts with humility, honesty, and consistency. (Proverbs 6:1-5) Risking trust - trust is always a risk, and rebuilding it means asking hard questions about what we now believe about the people who hurt us, ourselves, and even God. If trust has been broken in your life, this message will help you take the first step toward risking it again.

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  Curiosity

  Sep 13, 202635 min

  Jesus was the most interesting person in any room He walked into. He knew things no one else knew, could do things no one else could do... yet He stayed completely interested in the people around Him. That's the posture this message is all about. In week 2 of Good Eats, Doug Wyatt shows us that healthy relationships require us to get curious, even nosy, about the people around us. (Philippians 2:3-5) Notice people - choose to see them, not just be seen. Open the conversation - ask questions that open the door to people's lives. Stay interested - actually listen, don't just wait to talk. Yield the spotlight - let others be the star of the conversation, not you. Healthy relationships don't happen by accident. They happen when we shift from "me" to "you."

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  Between the Clock and Calling

  Aug 23, 202632 min

  "Look carefully then how you walk, not as unwise but as wise, making the best use of the time..." — Ephesians 5:15-16 Are you so busy managing your schedule that you're missing what God is doing right in front of you? In this timely message, guest speaker Pastor Beau Norman from The Hill Church breaks down the tension we all face: "Between the Clock and Calling." We structure our daily lives around chronological time (Chronos), but God's supernatural movement happens in divine moments (Kairos). When the woman with the issue of blood reached out to touch Jesus' garment in Mark 5, Jesus stopped the clock in the middle of a pressing crowd to meet her faith. Join us as we learn how to walk wisely, look beyond the ticking clock, and step into the divine appointments God has orchestrated for our lives. IN THIS MESSAGE: Chronos vs. Kairos: Understanding the difference between ordinary chronological time and the appointed, divine moments where God steps in. The Interruption of Faith: How faith acts as the substance that pulls us out of the daily rush and into an encounter with Jesus. Are You Missing Life?: Practical wisdom on how to make the best use of our days and align our schedules with God's ultimate calling. SERMON NOTES & OUTLINE: I. WALKING IN WISDOM & REDEEMING TIME Wisdom calls us to make the best use of our time. Faith serves as our "title deed"—the tangible substance of things hoped for and the evidence of unseen divine purpose. Scripture: Colossians 4:5, Hebrews 11:1, Ephesians 5:15-17 II. CHRONOS VS. KAIROS God created Chronos (tick-tock time), but He moves in Kairos (divine, opportune moments). We live inside the clock, but real life is found in God's appointments. Key Question: Are you so busy living that you're missing life? III. POWER IN THE DIVINE APPOINTMENT In the midst of a packed schedule and pressing crowds, Jesus stopped for a woman whose faith demanded a miracle. When we reach beyond our circumstances to touch Jesus, power moves. Scripture: Mark 5:25-30

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  Do Not Neglect the Holy Spirit

  Aug 16, 202631 min

  "Do not quench the Holy Spirit." — 1 Thessalonians 5:19 Why do we so often start our spiritual journeys with the power of God, only to fall back on our own human effort? In this essential message, "Do Not Neglect the Holy Spirit," Pastor Rob McClure explores the vital role of the Holy Spirit—not as a distant concept or an afterthought, but as our daily Helper, Counselor, and closest companion. Jesus promised that He would not leave us alone; He gave us the Spirit of Truth to dwell within us forever. Yet so many believers live spiritually exhausted because they quench the Spirit and try to do life in their own strength. Join us as we uncover five foundational ways the Holy Spirit actively helps us: drawing us to Christ, illuminating spiritual truth, transforming our character, deepening our daily walk, and empowering us to boldly share God's love with the world. IN THIS MESSAGE: The Fivefold Work of the Spirit: How the Holy Spirit moves from convicting our hearts to making us more like Jesus every day. Intimacy & Friendship: Moving from viewing the Holy Spirit as an abstract force to experiencing deep, personal communion and joy in His presence. Empowered to Reach Others: Why relying on the Spirit's gifts, sensitivity, and love—rather than human striving—is the only way to impact the lives around us.

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  Altars that Alter

  Aug 9, 202629 min

  There's a moment in Luke 9 where a father brings his son to Jesus after everyone else had failed to help. What happens next shows us exactly what an altar is for. In this message, Pastor Rob walks through what really happens at the altar: We meet God at the altar - it's moved throughout history, but it's always been the place where people encounter God. Things die at the altar - it's a place of sacrifice, repentance, and change. Old things pass away and we become new. (Isaiah 1:18, 2 Corinthians 5:21, Colossians 1:13, 2 Corinthians 5:17) Things renew at the altar - it's not a one-time stop. It's a place of fresh starts we keep coming back to. If you've been putting off going back to the altar, this message is for you.

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