GateCity Podcast

We are in the beginnings of a major shift in the Church from a program based or a platform-based approach to a presence-centered, prayer-based approach.

The Church is changing from being patterned after synagogues to being patterned after David’s Tabernacle

Historically when believers simplify their lifestyle around simple spiritual rhythms their walk with the Lord becomes accessible, revitalized, and flourishing.

In an effort to preserve historic faith and multiply it with others, the ancient monks began to view the process of their spiritual lives around some primary spiritual practices in specific spaces: the Cave, the Table, and the Road.

The Cave(Altar) was a place they would retreat to engage with the Lord in worship, prayer, and meditation on the Word.

The Table was a place of fellowship. It was where they formed deep, committed relationships with those who had intimate access to their lives.

The Road was the place where they engaged the world around them either through outreach to the poor and needy or evangelism and mission to those who had not heard the gospel.

Identifying these three theaters and rhythms, simplified the lifestyle and. spiritual formation for the church to maintain its purity amid a culture that was deeply anti-Christian.

We are in the beginnings of a major shift in the Church from a program based or a platform-based approach to a presence-centered, prayer-based approach.

The Church is changing from being patterned after synagogues to being patterned after David’s Tabernacle

Historically when believers simplify their lifestyle around simple spiritual rhythms their walk with the Lord becomes accessible, revitalized, and flourishing.

In an effort to preserve historic faith and multiply it with others, the ancient monks began to view the process of their spiritual lives around some primary spiritual practices in specific spaces: the Cave, the Table, and the Road.

The Cave(Altar) was a place they would retreat to engage with the Lord in worship, prayer, and meditation on the Word.

The Table was a place of fellowship. It was where they formed deep, committed relationships with those who had intimate access to their lives.

The Road was the place where they engaged the world around them either through outreach to the poor and needy or evangelism and mission to those who had not heard the gospel.

Identifying these three theaters and rhythms, simplified the lifestyle and. spiritual formation for the church to maintain its purity amid a culture that was deeply anti-Christian.

We are in the beginnings of a major shift in the Church from a program based or a platform-based approach to a presence-centered, prayer-based approach.

The Church is changing from being patterned after synagogues to being patterned after David’s Tabernacle

Historically when believers simplify their lifestyle around simple spiritual rhythms their walk with the Lord becomes accessible, revitalized, and flourishing.

In an effort to preserve historic faith and multiply it with others, the ancient monks began to view the process of their spiritual lives around some primary spiritual practices in specific spaces: the Cave, the Table, and the Road.

The Cave(Altar) was a place they would retreat to engage with the Lord in worship, prayer, and meditation on the Word.

The Table was a place of fellowship. It was where they formed deep, committed relationships with those who had intimate access to their lives.

The Road was the place where they engaged the world around them either through outreach to the poor and needy or evangelism and mission to those who had not heard the gospel.

Identifying these three theaters and rhythms, simplified the lifestyle and. spiritual formation for the church to maintain its purity amid a culture that was deeply anti-Christian.

For more information on our Church or 24/7 House of Prayer, please visit www.gatecityatl.com

We are in the beginnings of a major shift in the Church from a program based or a platform-based approach to a presence-centered, prayer-based approach.

The Church is changing from being patterned after synagogues to being patterned after David’s Tabernacle

Historically when believers simplify their lifestyle around simple spiritual rhythms their walk with the Lord becomes accessible, revitalized, and flourishing.

In an effort to preserve historic faith and multiply it with others, the ancient monks began to view the process of their spiritual lives around some primary spiritual practices in specific spaces: the Cave, the Table, and the Road.

The Cave(Altar) was a place they would retreat to engage with the Lord in worship, prayer, and meditation on the Word.

The Table was a place of fellowship. It was where they formed deep, committed relationships with those who had intimate access to their lives.

The Road was the place where they engaged the world around them either through outreach to the poor and needy or evangelism and mission to those who had not heard the gospel.

Identifying these three theaters and rhythms, simplified the lifestyle and. spiritual formation for the church to maintain its purity amid a culture that was deeply anti-Christian.

For more information on our Church or 24/7 House of Prayer, please visit www.gatecityatl.com or

More on Billy Humphrey www.billyhumphrey.com

We are in the beginnings of a major shift in the Church from a program based or a platform-based approach to a presence-centered, prayer-based approach.

The Church is changing from being patterned after synagogues to being patterned

after David’s Tabernacle

Historically when believers simplify their lifestyle around simple spiritual rhythms their walk with the Lord becomes accessible, revitalized, and flourishing.

In an effort to preserve historic faith and multiply it with others, the ancient monks began to view the process of their spiritual lives around some primary spiritual practices in specific spaces: the Cave, the Table, and the Road.

The Cave(Altar) was a place they would retreat to engage with the Lord in worship, prayer, and meditation on the Word.

The Table was a place of fellowship. It was where they formed deep, committed relationships with those who had intimate access to their lives.

The Road was the place where they engaged the world around them either through outreach to the poor and needy or evangelism and mission to those who had not heard the gospel.

Identifying these three theaters and rhythms, simplified the lifestyle and. spiritual formation for the church to maintain its purity amid a culture that was deeply anti-Christian.

For more information on our Church or 24/7 House of Prayer, please visit www.gatecityatl.com or

More on Billy Humphrey www.billyhumphrey.com

This is part 4 of our All In series where we dive in on what it looks like to be all in, in prayer with Hazen Stevens

This is part 3 of our All In series where we dive in on what it looks like to be all in, in prayer with Pastor Dustin

This is part 2 of our All In series where we dive in on what it looks like to be all in, in prayer with Billy Humphrey

This is part 1 of our latest series, ALL IN, where we are diving into what. it looks like for us to go deeper in our devotion to Jesus.

Welcome to GateCity Church in Atlanta. We are pleased to offer our weekend service as well as special services in podcast form.

This is the sixth installment of our series Neighborhoods to Nations, with our Community Life Pastor Assh Bolden. For more information on our church or house of prayer please visit gatecityatl.com.

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