What happens when God calls us to something different than we expected?

In our inaugural episode we talk through one of the biggest recurring topics on our walks - the challenge of discerning and saying "yes" to God's calling. Our context is the succession process we walked through over ten years at Lifegate Church and the many "yes's" and "no's" along the way. We hope that our honest account of making a daunting decision will encourage you with the life-changing choices you face. 

Applying the revelation that we either live from the tree of Life or the tree of death is the most challenging when others hurt us. How do we remain loving and innocent in the face of people wounds? This last message in the Nourished series will focus on living from the Tree of Life when people treat us the worst.

Applying the revelation that we either live from the tree of Life or the tree of death is the most challenging when others hurt us. How do we remain loving and innocent in the face of people wounds? This last message in the Nourished series will focus on living from the Tree of Life when people treat us the worst.

Applying the revelation that we either live from the tree of Life or the tree of death is the most challenging when others hurt us. How do we remain loving and innocent in the face of people wounds? This last message in the Nourished series will focus on living from the Tree of Life when people treat us the worst.

Applying the revelation that we either live from the tree of Life or the tree of death is the most challenging when others hurt us. How do we remain loving and innocent in the face of people wounds? This last message in the Nourished series will focus on living from the Tree of Life when people treat us the worst.

So many embrace the truth of grace only to drift back to the law that brings death. 

This weekend the invitation to all will be to receive the Life, Grace and Freedom of 

Jesus and experience full release from the tree of death. 

What we consume determines what we become. This is a principle that applies to both our physiology and our spirituality. Let’s discover what happens when we find our nourishment in Jesus alone.

One of the first things God did after making Adam was to show him what food He created to nourish the first humans: fruit from trees. But, there was one tree, in that same garden, whose fruit was not to be eaten. A beautiful tree with deadly fruit. In this first message of the nourish series we'll discover the trees symbolize a life and death choice we each have to make every day.

In a culture drowning in isolation and steeped in division, neighboring may be one of the most healing and hope-filled practices we can offer the world.

When it comes to our relationships, we’re often quicker to cancel than confess. But, this tendency to posture, protect and preserve often keeps us from walking in the fullness and freedom that confession invites into our lives.