Bridgewater Montrose’s Podcast

Keep the Change: Power for Change

If we are going to keep the change, we have to get acquainted with our ultimate helper and the power behind the progress, the Holy Spirit.

Speaker: Bob Kadlecik

Keep the Change: Two Questions to Ask

Series: Every new year we make resolutions.  This time, let's keep the change.

Sermon: A new year is a time for new beginnings and a fresh start.  We see an endless list of possibilities.  Let's take a look at two questions you need to ask if you are going to keep the change in this new year.

Speaker: Bob Kadlecik

Netflixmas: Love

Most of us know the classic line "The Grinch's heart grew three sizes that day."  What does it look like for us to have a heart that is growing in a love for people?  Jesus unwraps for us the importance of loving our neighbors.

Speaker: Bob Kadlecik

Netflixmas: Finding Joy

Series Description:  We all have favorite Christmas movies.  They remind us of the joy, love, peace, and hope, we celebrate during the holidays.  But what if the movies we cherish echo something greater?  What if, within our favorite stories, lies a subtle whisper of the Savior our hearts have longed for?

 

Sermon:  National Lampoons Christmas Vacation points out the true reality of the hustle and bustle of Christmas that sucks our joy.  Luke 2 reminds us that when we come to terms with the real Jesus, we can find joy in the struggles of life.

Speaker: Josh Jones

The Problem of God: Suffering and Evil

Like the cross, God uses evil and suffering in our lives to serve a greater good.

Speaker: Bob Kadlecik

The Problem of God: Hypocrisy

The Church has a long history of Judgementalism and hypocrisy.  Why should I follow a religion that it's own followers don't even live up to?

Speaker: Bob Kadlecik

How to Be Rich: Be Generous

There are four generosity steps that you can make.  Which is your next step?

Speaker: Bob Kadlecik

How To Be Rich: Congratulations (You're Rich)!

Proverbs 30:8-9 defines rich people as those who have extra.  The problem is that no matter how much extra we have, we don't feel rich.  Let's explore together two ways to feel rich, no matter your income.

Speaker: Bob Kadlecik

My Big Fat Mouth: Gossiping

When we gossip we are monopolizing on the weakness of others.  God calls us to build one another up not tear each other down.

Speaker: Bob Kadlecik

My Big Fat Mouth: Lying

What if the real reason we lie is because we don't actually trust God.  Would that change how often we tell even the smallest of lies?

 

 

 

Speaker: Bob Kadlecik