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 extraordinary mission and why surrendering to God is the key to unlocking true spiritual power. Whether you are just starting your journey or looking to go deeper, learn how God uses our lives to catalyze a movement for good.

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, not to take control but to trust that something greater was coming.This message is for anyone in a waiting season. If you’ve been wondering why God hasn’t opened the door yet, why the answer hasn’t come, or why things feel delayed there’s purpose in it.God doesn’t make you wait to hold you back.He makes you wait to prepare you.Before the power came, there was a promise.Before the movement, there was a moment of surrender.Before the wind of God moved they waited.

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 fresh start for anyone who believes.

Whether church has always been part of your story or you’re just beginning to explore faith, you’re invited to Easter at Gateway. Come experience powerful worship, a great environment for your kids, and a message that shows how the hope of the resurrection still changes lives today.

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 trust in God.This week we’ll discover how Jesus meets us in our own moments of isolation and shows us how honest prayer and trust can carry us through the in-between.

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 responses led them down very different paths.

This week we’ll look at the stories of Judas and Peter and discover how the difference between remorse and repentance can change everything.

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 even when the crowd turned against Him, and what it means to find our identity in God rather than in applause.

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 represent Him and His love to the world. Marriage can be beautiful, hard, refining, and full of joy.

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 represent Him and His love to the world. Marriage can be beautiful, hard, refining, and full of joy.Ephesians 5:21-33

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 redemptive plan is for us to live connected into the family he is forming - The church.

1 Corinthians 7:8-9 & 32-35

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 others in relationships. God’s redemption provides a way out of the brokenness life brings.We are shaped by our families, and that affects how we view relationships.(affected by Sin and brokenness or God’s design and redemption lived out in our families)Genesis 3 & 4, 1 Corinthians 6:12-20