Last week at Bridgewater Vineyard Church, Paul shared how men in their twenties and thirties are coming to faith at a rate we haven’t seen in decades. It’s a quiet move of God happening in our generation—a stirring among young men who are seeking truth, purpose, and something real. It’s exciting to see. But it also raises an important question: If God is doing something, what part do we have to play in it? That question is what this message— Double Take , is all about. What D

“What really happens after we die? The Bible gives clear answers about heaven, judgment, and eternity. This simple guide walks through Scripture step by step to help us understand our eternal destiny — and the hope we have in Christ.”

When Jesus met the woman at the well, He said the Father is looking for worshipers who worship in Spirit and Truth. That truth hit me hard as a worship leader who often feels inadequate. Worship isn’t about skill or perfection — it’s about honesty before God and a heart stirred by His Spirit. If that’s who the Father is looking for, will He find it in us?

Are you holding onto something that's blocking revival? In this message, "Junk Faith," Eric Cardoza challenges us to go all in with Jesus by letting go of the pride, fear, and comfort we often cling to. Watch the full sermon and discover what it means to truly follow Christ—no backup plans, no junk, just full surrender.

"It’s easy to get caught up in what you do—but God is far more interested in who you’re becoming. This post is a reminder that your identity matters more than your accomplishments."

Is Christian Nationalism really the mission Jesus gave us? This article challenges believers to rethink the merging of faith and politics—and calls the Church back to its true purpose: winning souls and making disciples, not pursuing political power.

In a time when many question the role of the Church, this honest reflection explores whether the local church is still relevant—and what it will take for us to become the hands and feet of Jesus in our communities once again.

"We call it a victory when abortion is banned — but what happens next? This piece asks the hard question: are we prepared to care for the lives we fight to protect?"