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One Body, Many Parts

Jericho Bridge Church is one body, many parts. We are The Church, meaning God speaks through His Holy Spirit to each of us. This means there is no single individual who has all of the knowledge, wisdom, and love of God in him or her. Jesus Christ equips each of us uniquely; He trains each of us individually; and He uses us "to prepare God's people for works of service, so that the body of Christ may be built up until we all reach unity in the faith and in the knowledge of the Son of God and become mature, attaining to the whole measure of the fullness of Christ." (Ephesians 4:12-13)


We encourage our attendees to practice and use the gifts God has given them, so we all benefit from a more complete knowledge of Him.

The Scenic View: What Do You See?

By Don Saul • 04 Feb, 2021
We were coming home to Mukilteo from Montana last month, during our state’s extended wildfire season. Driving along on I-90 was interesting, because the sky was more orange than usual. I say usual, because dust storms frequently whip up the forever-reaching farmlands of eastern Washington in late Summer, creating mini-tornadoes and that orangey tint to the sky. This trip, though, was different. The orange was all around us, almost like how I would picture the sky of Mars.

To Be-lieve or Not to Be-lieve; That is the Question

By Don Saul • 04 Feb, 2021
In the Bible, New Testament, Book of Luke, there’s a priest named Zechariah. He’s married to Elizabeth. The angel Gabriel (yeah, they really do exist) appeared to him while he was doing his duty at the altar. Zechariah was terrified… as most people were when they saw angels. The angel calmed him down because, basically, if you were met by an angel while performing your priestly duties, it usually meant something was wrong. But the angel reassured him that he had found favor with God, and God was going to bless his wife with a son, whom Zechariah should name John.
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