In this message on legacy, Pastor Ian Dunn challenges us to consider what others will remember about us.  He gives some highlights from the legacy of Abraham to make a point about what can make a mark thousands of years in the future: not job title, prosperity, or property, but rather faith and obedience. The text is Genesis 15:1-6.

In this fourth message in a series about the foundations of wisdom, Pastor Ian Dunn speaks about how to grow from a baby christian into a mature believer.   He challenges us to equip ourselves through the 5-fold offices, be committed member of the body of Christ, do ministry that builds up the body, speak the truth, and demonstrate love to others.  The text is Ephesians 4:11-16.

In this third message in a series about the foundations of wisdom, Joel Hardy speaks about how to stand firm.  He explains how the armour of God helps us to stand against the attacks of Satan.   Joel also encourages us to stand together and check with each other to ensure that we are wearing the full set of armour.  The text is Ephesians 6:10-18.

In this second message in a series about the foundations of wisdom, Pastor Ian Dunn speaks about how to walk with wisdom.  He explains that to walk with wisdom we must give ourselves to the sources of wisdom (such as the Bible and fellowship with wise people), obey what we already know, and obey in the little things.   Ian also encourages us to share our walking orders with others and share our stories of walking in wisdom.  The text is Ephesians 5:15-21.

In this first message in a series about the foundations of wisdom, Pastor Ian Dunn speaks about how to abide and "sit" in God's presence.  By being seated we can experience adoption, assurance, and affirmation.  The text is Ephesians 2:1-7.

In the first message of 2019, Pastor Ian Dunn reviews Gateway Church's call to unite (to Christ and the Church), thrive (in personal devotion and community), and engage (in local outreach and world missions).  He challenges us to choose one area in which to commit to growing this year.  The text is Matthew 28:18-20.

In this review of 2018, Jeff O'Brien speaks about how important our personal testimony is.  He shares some biblical examples of how an individual's personal story impacted those around them such as the demon-possessed man from Mark 5 and the Samaritan woman at the well from John 4.  Included are several testimonies about what God has done in and through individuals attending Gateway Church.

In this fourth part of a series leading up to Christmas, Pastor Ian Dun compares the Christmas story to A Christmas Carol.  He points out three key elements to both stories: the supernatural, the transformation of a human heart, and a happy ending.  He encourages us to make one change this Christmas as evidence of the change in our hearts through Jesus' birth and resurrection.  The text is Luke 2:8-21.

In this third part of a series leading up to Christmas, Joel Hardy draws a comparison between the Grinch who tried to steal Christmas and Herod the Great who tried to prevent Jesus from growing up to be a king.  He challenges us to keep on growing in love and faith by completely surrendering to God and allowing Him to come in and fix our broken hearts.  The text is Matthew 2:1-12.

n this second part of a series leading up to Christmas, Pastor Ian Dunn compares the life-giving power that is available to us through relationship with Jesus to the power available to Frosty through the hat.  He cautions us that power is not magic; it always has a source in relationship.  Power is also not for our own glory, but to bring glory to God.  Dr. Dunn encourages us to share Jesus with someone this Christmas to give them the power of life through relationship with our saviour.  The text is Isaiah 61:1-3.