Responding to Jesus - Part 1A "Hard, Shallow and Tender Hearts"

Calvary Chapel Old Bridge

Responding to Jesus - Part 1A "Hard, Shallow and Tender Hearts"

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January 25, 2019 • Pastor Lloyd Pulley • Matthew 14

We are currently looking back at the most requested messages Lloyd shared last year, and as we near the end of the series, we will spend the final four days looking at something that is literally a life and death issue. The question Lloyd poses in these final four studies is this - How will you respond to Jesus? And keep in mind, you can’t have more than one answer, and you can’t blend two answers into one. Jesus is either your savior and Lord, or He isn’t your savior and Lord.

Touched By The King! - Part 1

January 31, 2019 • Pastor Lloyd Pulley • Matthew 8:1–17

We’ve just finished our look back at the most requested messages Pastor Lloyd shared last year. All of the messages in that series were from Pastor Lloyd’s series in Matthew and today we are actually going to go back to where we left off when we presented this series from the beginning. We left off at the end of chapter seven, and the sermon on the mount. Today, Pastor Lloyd begins a look at chapter eight, in a message titled “Touched By The King”.

Responding to Jesus - Part 2B "Tradition"

January 30, 2019 • Pastor Lloyd Pulley • Matthew 15:1–20

Today, we bring you the final message in our look back at the most requested messages shared by Pastor Lloyd last year. Today, Lloyd will again discuss the important subject of tradition versus commandment. Too many of us get caught up in ceremony and tradition, and forget what we’re really at church to do - bring glory and honor to Jesus Christ!

Responding to Jesus - Part 2A "Tradition"

January 29, 2019 • Pastor Lloyd Pulley • Matthew 15:1–20

Today on Bridging the Gap, Pastor Lloyd Pulley will address the subject of tradition in the church, and how it sometimes gets in the way of our true purpose - to worship God. You may have been involved in a church in the past that leaned heavily on tradition. Many people make the mistake of substituting traditional ceremony with actual worship of God, and relationship with God.