For our Sunday message, we talk with Jordan, one of our worship leaders, about his 40-day quiet sabbatical. And Pastor Ed talks about how we have a gracious God — Christianity is a religion of grace.

Today's message taken from Matthew 9:1-7, as we see God's power up close and personal and we talk about his power to forgive, his authority, and what that means for us.

Part 1 of The Autobiography of God. Pastor Ed teaches on the character of God, diving into God as a servant and what that means for us.

Pastor Alex encourages us to take a spiritual self-assessment (2 Corinthians 13:5) and we look at the fruit of the Spirit in how this can guide us.

Pastor Alex gives us 10 tools to help our tangled relationships with one another.

See notes at: https://gatewaychurch.org/untangled-relationships/

John Maulella offers us a new perspective on death and life through the story of Jesus bringing Lazarus back to life in John 11.

When our lives get tangled up and they do, we are virtually unusable to God. Pastor Ed continues the Untangled series with 8 truths about our bodies and spiritual health.

If our finances are tangled, it will be because our hearts are tangled by greed. And if our hearts are tangled, we will make very little progress in God's direction in any area of our lives. Jesus is saying store up where your investment will be the most secure.

One of the keys to untangling our lives, perhaps the most important key, is to discipline our thoughts. All our actions have one thing in common: they begin as thoughts. In Philippians 4:4-9, we learn qualities that should characterize our thought life. We are also given four practical helps to accomplish untangling our thoughts.

We have somewhere to go in our lives this year, and we are not going to get there if we have tangled schedules. Pastor Ed begins with Psalm 90, which gives us six philosophical truths that will help untangle our schedules. We are also given three practical principles to get it done.