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You don’t have to dress up. You don’t have to be any particular age. We don’t care who you voted for in the last election. And please don’t feel the need to pretend about anything. Gateway Community Church is a place where God meets people who are far from perfect. That means anyone is welcome no matter where they are on their spiritual journey.
Unknown Host hosts Gateway Church Austin, a religion show with 538 episodes published.
What does it really mean to finish well? In the final message of our Acts series, we dive into the moving words of Acts 20–28 to discover that finishing strong isn't about reaching the end of life comfortably, but reachi
What happens when people move from simply knowing about God to experiencing His power firsthand? In Acts 19:1–20, Paul arrives in Ephesus and encounters people who had heard the message but had not yet received the Holy
In Acts 17, Paul arrives in Athens and finds a city full of idols, people searching for meaning, and an altar dedicated "To an Unknown God." Rather than condemning their search, Paul points them to the One they have been
What barriers are keeping people from hearing the gospel?In Acts 10, God challenges Peter to move beyond the boundaries he had always known and to see people the way God sees them. Through Peter's encounter with Corneliu
In Acts 8, we encounter a powerful story of a man searching for God and a disciple willing to be sent. The Ethiopian eunuch traveled a long distance seeking truth, while Philip faithfully followed God's leading to meet h
In Acts 8, the early church is scattered through persecution, forced out of comfort and into uncertainty. But what looked like chaos became the very thing God used to spread the gospel farther than ever before. This mess
Stephen’s story in Acts 6 through 7 shows us what it looks like to stay faithful when life feels unfair. Even in the face of opposition, false accusation, rejection, and suffering, Stephen kept his eyes fixed on God and
In Acts 6:1–7, the early church faced its first internal conflict, not from outside persecution, but from within. As the church grew, so did the challenges. In this message, we explore how the apostles responded to tensi
Acts 4 shows us what happens when bold faith meets real opposition. After healing a man in Jesus’ name, Peter and John are arrested, questioned, and commanded to stop preaching, but instead of backing down, they pray for
In Acts 3:6, Peter looks at a man begging for money and says, “Silver and gold I do not have, but what I do have I give to you. In the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, walk.” What happens next is more than a miracle, it
Are you tired of "boring" faith? In Week 2 of our series "Acts: The Invitation," Eric Bryant explores the powerful arrival of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost. Discover how the Spirit empowers ordinary people for an extraord
Have you ever felt stuck like you’re ready to move forward but God keeps telling you to wait?In Acts 1, the disciples had the mission, the calling, and the urgency but Jesus told them to stay. To wait. Not to rush ahead,
Sometimes life feels like we’re living in the in-between; between questions and answers, struggle and hope. Easter is the celebration that reminds us hope is alive. Jesus rose from the grave, bringing new life and a fres
Have you ever felt alone—even when people were around you? In the Garden of Gethsemane, Jesus experienced deep sorrow, anxiety, and loneliness. Yet in that moment, He showed us the power of honest prayer and complete tru
What would you do if you were sitting at the table with Jesus, and He knew you would fail Him? At the Last Supper, a betrayer and a denier shared the same meal with the Savior. Both were close to Jesus, but their respons
Have you ever felt the pressure of living for people’s approval? As Jesus entered Jerusalem, the crowds celebrated Him as King. But the praise wouldn’t last. This week we’ll look at how Jesus stayed rooted in His mission
Marriage is a picture of the mystery of Christ's love for the Church. The brokenness from our families of origin can affect how we think about and engage in Marriage. God’s good and redemptive plan is for marriages to re
Marriage is a picture of the mystery of Christ's love for the Church. The brokenness from our families of origin can affect how we think about and engage in Marriage. God’s good and redemptive plan is for marriages to re
Singleness is not a waiting room for marriage, it’s a powerful and purposeful season all its own. Singleness is a gift! The brokenness from our families of origin can affect how we think about singleness. God’s good and
The way we show up in relationships is shaped by how we are raised and the relationships that formed us. When sin entered the world, brokenness affected families, and ever since, that has changed how we engage with other
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