Pastor Bill notes that in his life, he has read many biographies of the life of Christ, but the very best biography is a "living biography" written out in the words and actions of His followers.   In II Peter 3:11, the writer asks, "...what kind of people ought we to be?"  The answer is obvious:  We are to be like JESUS CHRIST!  We should be living, walking, breathing pictures of Christ!  We should bear His image and likeness.  Jesus Christ not only died so we could go to heaven, but also that we might enjoy the journey and make a difference in this world.   Join Pastor Bill as he concludes this series of messages. 

We are in a practical sermon series, "Not About Selfie," which confronts pride and the trouble it often gets us into. Pride causes us to think we are far more mature, capable and stronger than we really are! Nowhere is this more obvious than in the area of temptation. Christians today seem to be weak and powerless when faced with a real attack from the enemy. God’s Holy Word teaches us that we must know our enemy and be prepared for everything he might throw at us.  God knows that we need His power and He provided it by giving to us the Holy Spirit.   Join Pastor Bill as he shares how the Spirit-empowered selfie can help us beat temptation!

There is a vast difference between being a fan of Jesus and being a follower! Jesus had crowds of people who traveled with him wherever he went. They wanted to see the amazing miracles Jesus was performing and hear his harsh rebuke of the Pharisees. Several times Jesus turned to address the crowds and tell them what was required of them if they wanted to be his true followers. He made it clear the kind of "selfie" God wants us to be.  Join Pastor Bill today as he continues his sermon series "It's Not About Selfie!"

In this day of social media, we believe we are highly connected to each other when  we are actually becoming less connected. In a strange way, social media has resulted is us being anti-social and more alone. The Bible teaches clearly that God made us for relationship and fellowship. The Bible also clearly teaches that the place where we can best develop relational maturity and experience the joy of fellowship is called the Church. Once you become a believer God wants you to be a belonger! This series is to combat and confront pride, which is a major destroyer of fellowship and relationships. In this do-it-yourself world God says, “Don’t do it yourselfie!” Join Pastor Bill as he reminds us in this message that we really do need each other!

Join Pastor Roger Bowman, pastor to our 55+ adults at Gateway Church, as he shares in the 8:30 service a challenge from 1 Timothy 2:1-14 to not let the spiritual fire go out of our lives!

Join Pastor Roger Bowman, pastor to our 55+ adults at Gateway Church, as he shares in the 8:30 service a great prescription for hard times:  Jesus Christ!

Join Pastor Wally, pastor to students & families at Gateway, as he shares from Matthew 14:22-33 in the 11:00 service.  He challenges us to "Get out of the boat" in 2016!

We live in a selfie-centered world! We have all received a picture from someone that they have taken of themselves doing something somewhere with somebody. It is a symptom of a deeper issue that involves all of humanity. We want our life to matter!  We want our life to count for something and mean something and to be noticed.  No, this series is not about pictures of what we had to eat last night posted on Instagram or face book, this new sermon series is about pride, which is the selfie we all have to deal with. Jesus teaches that this ‘me first’ mentality has got to go!  As a matter of fact Jesus says it has to die.

Winter solstice is on December 21st this year.  That means that December 21st is the shortest day of the year and the longest night!  Christmas is when the greatest Light came on the darkest day!  The very first command of God was, “Let there be Light!” The Bible speaks of light constantly because God knows we need it! Christmas is a message of HOPE for our darkest days!  Join Pastor Bill as he shares this Christmas message from an unusual perspective from Luke 7:20-23.