Bradford Salvation Army

Viruses, social distancing, toilet paper shortages are just a few things we are worrying about today. But as Christians shouldn’t our response be different? Find out how in this weeks sermon

“Seventy times seven” is Jesus’ response to Peter’s question about forgiveness. This sermon explores the power of forgives and how to give it even when the future seems uncertain.

Major Phil Lloyd begins our Embracing the Uncertain sermon series. Please excuse the poor sound quality.

Paul shares his anguish for the lost and calls the Roman church to not be distracted.

We make mistakes. We damage relationships. As we continue through Romans we learn what we attempt to do to fix our problems and What God has done already.

Paul’s message to a divided Roman church shows God Righteousness compared to our sinfulness and they Grace is needed

The apostle Paul spoke about being in chains for Christ. Are we also willing to be chained to Christ?

One bad choice can lead to another and before you know it you find yourself in chains that bind. Hear how anyone can find freedom in Christ.

Have the things you use to protect your life and family turned into chains that keep you from pursuing God’s will? Hear Fred Elling on how easy good things can become chains.

As women, men, and children are being set free from the chains of Human Trafficking they are faced with the challenge of seeing God correctly. This sermon looks at Jesus interaction with the woman at the well and the truth of how God see her.

The conclusion of a four week series on the Broken Kingdom of Israel and the brokenness we experience in our lives.

Throughout scripture we see God’s Presence represented by fire. At Pentecost God the Holy Spirit descends upon the Apostles and fulfills the promises Jesus made to before His returned to Heaven.

Some consequences are immediate and some are delayed. The truth remains that God’s Holy Judgment will come. This sermon discusses the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah and the judgment that fell upon them.

What you focus on is what you give power to. This first of three sermons looks at our need to fix our eyes of God and not man made idols.

We all want to be important. We desire the admiration of others. But God sees us differently and desires for us to be a SVP.

You are not worthless. Find hope from this sermon that God still uses the broken and the flawed for His purposes.

Loving Thy Neighbor has always included helping those need but this sermon explores the idea that often being a Good Samaritan requires Reckless Love.

Love Thy Neighbor. Seems easy enough. But is it? Being a neighbor to someone is often inconvenient but how can we know it’s worth it?

Our calendars are so full of activities that we have no time for our spouses, our families, or even for God. Listen to hear how we can choose the important over the urgent.

Would you prefer having the discipline of driving the speed limit or having the regret of a speeding ticket? Many of these examples will be explored more deeply in this episode.

Control - it’s one thing we all desire. What would life look like if we relinquished that control over to a loving God.

Life can feel like a heavy weight. But why do we feel so burdened if God promises not to give us more than we can handle? Maybe the Bible never said that.

Is your circumstances the outcome of your decisions? Have you been told that if you are suffering it is because of your sin? Listen to hear that may be the furthest from the truth

It’s common in our culture to feel like we cannot calls sin by its name. We are told Do Not Judge but is that true?

This is sermon one of the I Choose sermon series. Are you a people pleaser? How would you like to choose God purpose over how people think of you? This sermon will help you learn how.

Do you believe that financial blessing only comes from obedience? This sermon explore’s Paul’s struggle in life because of his obedience. This is part 2 of The Bible Doesn’t Say That series.

We often hear things that we assume are rooted in biblical teaching but the truth is...The Bible Doesn’t Say That. This is part 1 of our 5 part series.

When life is hard it’s easy to look to our own strength. This sermon encourages us in those moments to Look Up!