Bridgetown Church Podcast

Pastor Chris Ochoa teaches as part of the Essentials series. These are foundational doctrinal beliefs from the Bible every Christian should build their life upon.
This is part 2 of 4 in a series on the Church, called The Household of God.

Pastor Chris Ochoa begins a new sermon series entitled; Essentials. These are foundational doctrinal beliefs from the Bible every Christian should build their life upon.
This is part 1 of 4 in a series on the Church, called The Household of God.

In this message from 2 Samuel 9, Pastor Chris Ochoa walks through one of the most beautiful pictures of grace in the life of David — the story of Mephibosheth.

In this special Mother’s Day message, Pastor Chris Ochoa takes a different approach to honor both the joy and grief many women carry on this day.
The morning begins with a powerful testimony from Elena, who vulnerably shares her story of heartbreaking loss, miscarriage, grief, caring for her parents through illness, and learning to trust God through unimaginable pain. Through every unanswered question, Elena reminds us of one unshakable truth: even when life doesn’t make sense, God is still good.
Pastor Chris then opens Scripture to explore a biblical vision of womanhood and motherhood, reminding us that motherhood is more than biology — it is a calling, a ministry, and an expression of worship to God. Looking at Genesis, the Gospels, and Titus, he challenges women to see their God-given design as one rooted in helping, discipling, nurturing, and spiritual motherhood.
Whether you are celebrating Mother’s Day, grieving loss, longing for children, or walking through a difficult season, this message offers encouragement, hope, and a reminder that God meets us in our pain and calls us into His family through Jesus.

In Part 2 of our journey through 2 Samuel 7, Pastor Chris Ochoa unpacks David’s response to God’s covenant promises and reminds us that the Old Testament is not just history — it points us to Jesus.
After God promises David an everlasting kingdom, David responds in humility and worship: “Who am I, O Lord God?” Through David’s prayer, we discover a powerful truth: God’s faithfulness in the past gives us courage for the future.
This message explores how God’s promises:
Produce worship in the hearts of His people
Form a covenant family through redemption
Give us courage to approach God with confidence
Pastor Chris also connects the Davidic Covenant to Jesus, showing how Christ fulfills God’s promises to David and Abraham, bringing outsiders into the family of God through grace.
Whether you’re reflecting on God’s faithfulness in your own story or learning to trust Him in the unknown, this message is a reminder that God’s grace is inexhaustible and His kindness toward His people never runs dry.
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