Continuing in the Renew series, Pastor Lance reveals three purposes for why Jesus did what He did with the disciples in John 21. In rekindling our first love, Jesus is committed to helping us overcome our obstacles and live with a steadfast, fervent love for God and others.

After last week’s worship gathering disruption and building evacuation, Pastor Lance and Unedra Muley teamed up to share some important and helpful thoughts to help the church move forward in a good way, receiving and giving comfort to one another.

In this message, Pastor Lance talks about the importance of believing that Jesus wants to meet with us and fellowship with us in the every day, ordinary places of our life.

Beginning a new series for the new year, Pastor Lance walks us through John 21 and helps us discover the important details about renewing our first love for God, demonstrating faith, and cultivating a resilient heart.

In the final service of 2024, Pastor Lance does a brief teaching on what it means to carry the burdens of life responsibly and leads Gateway into a guided time of prayer, releasing the unhealthy burdens and receiving grace from God. As you watch, find your space, participate, and experience King Jesus’ rest and refreshing.

As Pastor Lance wraps up the series, "Jesus: The Gift that Keeps on Giving", he talks about how God helps us become more like Christ as we await for His second coming during this advent season.

In this message, Pastor Lance talks about the ache and anticipation of Jesus’ second coming & the gift of salvation He gives us to help us live with wholeness and hope.

Too many of us live feeling guilty and short of God’s acceptance, when in reality, Christ has redeemed us through His crucifixion. In this message, Pastor Lance defines redemption, why we need it, how we receive it, and what its benefits.

Pastor Lance give us an in-depth look at the power of gratitude and how it can be a catalyst for positive change in our lives.

Participating in the 28-day gratitude journey can make daily gratitude and appreciation a healthy habit, and sharing our gratitude stories deepens our connection and attachment to others.