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Blogs of the Week — Week of August 31, 2012
Each week Bridgehaven wants to connect you with excellent resources to enrich your personal walk with God, personal ministry effectiveness, and provide tools for churches to more effectively care for one another. Here are the resources we are highlighting this week....
Thoughts on Marriage
Communication: One of the most effective things I’ve heard in how to maintain communication in a healthy marriage has been the encouragement to think theologically. This is the best launching point to live and grow in the most important relationship outside of...
Blogs of the Week — Week of August 24, 2012
Each week Bridgehaven wants to connect you with excellent resources to enrich your personal walk with God, personal ministry effectiveness, and provide tools for churches to more effectively care for one another. Here are the resources we are highlighting this week....
False Love: Overcoming Sexual Sin from Pornography to Adultery
The presentation of the “False Love: Overcoming Sexual Sin from Pornography to Adultery” seminar was presented Sunday February 12, 2012 at The Summit Church. NOTE: Many people have asked how they can get a copy of the seminar notebook referenced in this verbal...
Letter of Endorsement — J.D. Greear
I am thrilled to recommend to you the launch of Bridgehaven Counseling Center. I am always in need of gospel-based, competent counseling to be able to recommend, and Bridgehaven serves that need. I couldn’t imagine a better summation of what I’d want to see in a...
Letter from the Director — Neale Davis
Do you often feel like you are asked to wear more hats than you have schedule? As the shepherd to your congregation, we understand that the demands for your time are extensive, and we empathize. People come to you because they trust you and what you stand for. What...