Faithful Still: 9 Years of God’s GoodnessIn this anniversary message, Pastor Casey Kendall reflects on nine years of God’s faithfulness at Bridgetown Church. From healings and restored marriages to prodigals returning home, Casey shares how God has been at work in Glendora and beyond.Drawing from Matthew 14, he challenges us with a question: Will you be a fan of Jesus, or a faithful follower? Through storms, doubts, and seasons of testing, we are called to step out of the boat, fix our eyes on Christ, and trust that He is faithful still.Key Themes:God’s faithfulness over nine years of ministryWill you be faithful still in every season?Lessons from Matthew 14: Jesus calms storms and calls us to step out in faithThe difference between being a fan vs. a follower of ChristJoin us Sundays at 10:30 AM at Bridgetown Church.
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Heart Series: Not a Thing Is Wasted | 1 Samuel 22:1–5
God wastes nothing. Cave seasons become places where He prepares, provides, and transforms.David flees to the cave of Adullam and gathers the distressed, indebted, and discontented—about 400 men—whom God forms under David’s leadership. Pastor Casey shows that God meets us in dark places, uses people and truth to provide, and turns broken pieces into purpose. The refrain: not a thing is wasted.Prepare: The cave is a wrestling place where God enlarges vision and deepens dependence.Provide: God sends family and community; He “performs all things” for us (Psalm 57:2).Transform: The broken become mighty—God forms David’s men and David himself.Nothing Wasted: John 6:12—Jesus says, “Let nothing be wasted.”Scriptures1 Samuel 22:1–5; Psalm 57; John 6:12; Romans 8:28.ReflectionWhere do you sense a “cave” right now?How is God preparing or providing through people and truth?What broken pieces might God be using for others’ good?Visit: wearebridgetown.com | Gather: Sundays, 10:30 AM.
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Heart Series: UnderPressure | 1 Samuel 21
Life often places us in pressure-filled situations—moments where fear, exhaustion, and uncertainty weigh heavily on our hearts. In this message, Pastor Casey Kendall looks at David’s experience in 1 Samuel 21, where the future king of Israel found himself overwhelmed, fearful, and making poor decisions under pressure.Through David’s story, Pastor Casey reminds us that:Pressure isn’t prejudice—it affects everyone.God does not prevent pressure, but He uses it to form us.What we say, take, and where we go under pressure matters.Pressure reveals what’s inside us more than it changes us.Using both biblical examples and personal stories, this message points us back to the truth that new life often comes through seasons of pressure. Instead of carrying the weight ourselves, God invites us to hand it over to Him, trusting that He is our refuge, our strength, and our peace.Scripture References1 Samuel 212 Corinthians 1:8–9Luke 22:44ResourcesJoin us Sundays at 10:30 AM in Glendora or online at wearebridgetown.com.
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Here Am I (Isaiah 6)
In this message, Pastor Casey Kendall unpacks the vision and mission of Bridgetown Church: to reach people where they are and connect them to everything God has for their life in Jesus.Looking at Isaiah 6, Casey highlights how mission begins with a vision of God’s holiness, leads to personal confession and cleansing, and calls us to availability—responding like Isaiah with “Here am I, send me.”Through the story of Count Zinzendorf and the Moravian prayer movement, Casey reminds us that ordinary obedience can change history. God doesn’t ask for our ability but for our availability, and then He supplies the ability.Key TakeawaysMission begins with a big vision of Jesus—high, holy, and in control.God’s holiness reveals our sin, leading us to repentance and forgiveness.God is a missionary God—the Father sent the Son, the Son sent the Spirit, and the Spirit sends the Church.Evangelism isn’t radical; it’s normal Christianity lived out in everyday obedience.The faithfulness of the Church is not measured by how many fill the seats, but by how many are sent from them.Join us this Sunday at 10:30 AM! Get all the details here.
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Heart Series: 1 Samuel 20 | I Will Survive
In this powerful message from 1 Samuel 20, Pastor Casey Kendall explores what it means to live in “survival mode” and how God provides the people, truth, and compassion we need to endure. Drawing from the friendship of David and Jonathan, Pastor Casey shows that survival isn’t our permanent state—it’s an opportunity for God to restore, strengthen, and prepare us for what’s ahead.With honesty and hope, this message speaks to those who feel physically and emotionally exhausted, facing wave after wave of difficulty. Pastor Casey challenges us to seek godly counsel, hold onto truth in the middle of our trials, and allow God to use our pain to birth compassion for others. Above all, he points us to Jesus, our greater friend, who walks with us through every season.If you find yourself in survival mode today, let this message remind you—you will survive in Jesus. Seek out godly friends, hold fast to His truth, and trust that He is using your current struggle to shape your future testimony.Join Us:Worship with us in person every Sunday at 10:30 AM. For more information, visit wearebridgetown.com.
Welcome to the Bridgetown Church Podcast, where our vision is Jesus, our mission is people, and our cause is love. Serving the San Gabriel Valley since 2016, we are a community in awe of God, moved to bold action. Each episode invites you to walk in faith—grounded in trust, stepping beyond comfort, and sharing the hope that transforms lives. Join us as we explore Biblical truths, inspiring stories, and practical encouragement to live unashamedly for Jesus.
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