How do you think Jesus sees the world? How do you think He interacts and reacts to what He sees in the world? How do you think Jesus sees you? How do you see Him? Pastor Scott helps us answer these questions in this message.
A culture of unity is important and necessary as a contributor of life and hope in this divisive and toxic hour. In this message, guest speaker Lawrence Babin shares with us the importance of this topic and how to build healthy, honorable relationships that foster unity.
Jesus Christ being crucified and raised back to life on the third day is the cornerstone of our faith. In this message, Pastor Lance shares with us how Christ’s resurrection calls for our allegiance while adding value to how we live our everyday lives. Death is defeated. Life forevermore has begun.
In this message, Pastor Lance helps us engage in the process of being equipped to talk like Jesus. It’s a simple walk with a glad God, therefore listen to what He says and say that. Back it up with a lifestyle of intimacy with Jesus and watch lives being transformed through love.
In part 3 of the series - “A Simple Walk with a Glad God”, Pastor Lance begins to discuss the need to not only believe IN Jesus, but highlights that God wants to equip us to believe LIKE Jesus. Looking at the Old Testament story of Israel and our calling to walk in a manner worthy of our calling, Pastor Lance identifies the importance of believing like Jesus.
Continuing the series “A Simple Walk with a Glad God”, Pastor Lance defines what it means to be relationally equipped based on Ephesians 4:12, and how we could respond to the process of being equipped.
In this sermon, we begin a new series, talking about the foundational and relational nature of God’s glad heart when it comes to His love for His people and His attitude towards equipping us to walk in a manner worthy of our calling, as dear children of light, instructed to imitate God. Let’s take a Look at how our equipping is not only scientific, academic or programmatic, but relational and not transactional.
Jesus is casting His net into the deep waters, fishing for men and women who are swimming in the deep place of His love and truth. Receive a fresh baptism of supernatural power that will bring in the harvest as we are made strong in love and unity.
Continuing the series - We Are: A People Called to Love, Pastor Angel helps us answer the question - "What are the hindrances to love and how can we overcome them?"
As a community in God’s kingdom, our highest calling is to love like Jesus did. Jesus demonstrated what loving to the fullest looked like. Our call to become love must first begin with us admitting that we need love. In this message Pastor Lance, identifies the four stages of becoming love and encourages us to walk this path to become love and to love.
We are motivated by love because Jesus was motivated by love. In John 13, we find Jesus posturing Himself as a servant King because He knew who He is, whose He is, and why He is here. In this message, Pastor Lance challenges us to grow in our identity, security, and destiny, so that we can love like Jesus did.
In John 13, Jesus revealed the full extent of His love and how He was motivated by love and for love. Based upon this text, Pastor Lance encourages us to be ready and excited as we embrace the teachings of Jesus, influencing us to become love and to be motivated by love.
The kingdom message Jesus lived, displayed the power love has to overcome hatred and create a community of believers that would change their world. In this hour, we are being awakened again to demonstrate the greatest of all, love. We are not "small people who only care about ourselves, we are great people who care about the world."
We are love motivated as we experience the beauty of God‘s love in our own lives. Since this love is on the course that is empowered by the Holy Spirit, we become world changers.
In this week's message, Pastor Lance walks us through a brief overview of Mark 9, pausing to highlight how we can confidently and spontaneously admit the fact that we believe what Jesus says, while wrestling with unbelief. We can be confident in God during our difficult moments of life.
As a People of His Presence, we are also a People called by His Name. In the second message in the series “We Are”, Pastor Lance highlights the importance of aligning our lifestyle with our God-given identity.
Life offers us moments - both big and small, to remember who we are. When you are struck by life’s circumstance - Who are you? Who are you following? Where are you going? Who is following you? In the first message of this series - "We Are", Pastor Lance reminds us that we are first a people of God’s presence.
We are all interacting with people on a daily basis, and most of us are doing that while at work. That leads us to a great hurdle that we need to overcome - the hurdle of sacred and secular divide. In this message, Pastor Lance encourages us to erase the line between sacred and secular by making the secular sacred through marketplace mission.
Week three in the Advent series is about opening and celebrating the Gift of Receiving. But, what effect does receiving Christ have on our relationship with Him? In this message, Pastor Lance identifies four prepositions used in the New Testament that define our relationship with Christ. Therefore, since we freely receive, we have more clarity about what we will freely give.
The gift of anticipation is not an empty gift, but filled with the gift of His arrival. Pastor Lance takes a look at what it means to be brought near to God because Jesus and His arrival empowers a Kingdom of Love, opening the door to God’s heart, so we can demonstrate His kingdom. Give Jesus what you have and you’ll be amazed at where your heart and life goes.
Using the story of Simeon and Anna, during this advent season, Pastor Lance shares a message on how Jesus wants to give us the gift of anticipation.
In this message, Pastor Angel shares that God knows you intimately and He wants you to know him the same way.
In this message, Pastor Scott Tavolacci explores the reality that God has made us emotional beings, and that He is an emotional being. Emotions are powerful and can be a catalyst to our faith when we connect with God in an intimate way. We do this when we bond with God as our Father and Mother, Jesus as our big brother and as the Bride of Christ.
Our November Women's Breakfast featured powerful voices of three ladies who love Jesus and have a Word burning in their heart for the women of Gateway.
Life is full of ups and downs, and following Jesus can often take us in directions that seem counterintuitive to our growth and fulfillment. In this message, Bob Sorge shines a light on this paradox and teaches us how to grow and stay faithful in the journey.
Moving forward in this series Difference Makers, Pastor Lance leads us to the book of Nehemiah to help us discover what is needed, so that we can partner with God in rebuilding walls and restoring foundations. Enjoy this message and let us know how it helps you.
A relationship with Jesus demands movement even in a position of rest; our hearts and love are moving toward Jesus. In this message, Pastor Lance shows us from the life of Joshua and the Israelites, what is necessary to move from where we are to where Jesus is calling us and doing so without our love tiring. May Holy Spirit speak to you as you enter the message and may you be given wisdom to apply what God speaks.
Too often, we are selective when it comes to making a difference in A person's life. "Do I have time?" "Do I have the resources?" "Do I want to get involved?" "Who do I help?" In this message, guest speaker Rob Morris challenges us with the question, “Who is my neighbor?”
