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The Gateway Church episodes

  • The Whole Self

    Genuine spiritual growth comes not through dominating others or seeking nostalgic versions of Christianity, but through authentic communion with Christ "amid and through our differences."

    How do we find peace within the limits of our humanity? Matt Crummy explores the boundaries of spiritual growth by examining what it means to love authentically within the limitations of our humanity.

    31 min
  • With All Your Mind (pt. 1)

    Dominic Jackson explores what it means to love God with our souls. Drawing from Psalm 63, where David expresses his deep longing for God while in the wilderness, Dominic challenges common misconceptions about the human soul and spiritual desire.

    38 min
  • With All Your Body (pt. 2)
    When asked about the most important command, Jesus quotes the Shema—the call to love the Lord your God, with all your heart, soul, and body. (He even adds one to the list—the mind.)
    In this series, we’ll explore what loving God with your whole self looks like, and how these are also connected with the second command Jesus offers: “to love our neighbor as ourselves.”
    40 min
  • With All Your Body (pt. 1)
    When asked about the most important command, Jesus quotes the Shema—the call to love the Lord your God, with all your heart, soul, and body. (He even adds one to the list—the mind.)
    In this series, we’ll explore what loving God with your whole self looks like, and how these are also connected with the second command Jesus offers: “to love our neighbor as ourselves.”
    32 min
  • With All Your Heart (pt. 2)
    When asked about the most important command, Jesus quotes the Shema—the call to love the Lord your God, with all your heart, soul, and body. (He even adds one to the list—the mind.)
    In this series, we’ll explore what loving God with your whole self looks like, and how these are also connected with the second command Jesus offers: “to love our neighbor as ourselves.”
    34 min
  • The Lord Is One
    When asked about the most important command, Jesus quotes the Shema—the call to love the Lord your God, with all your heart, soul, and body. (He even adds one to the list—the mind.)
    In this series, we’ll explore what loving God with your whole self looks like, and how these are also connected with the second command Jesus offers: “to love our neighbor as ourselves.”
    34 min
  • With All Your Heart (pt. 1)
    When asked about the greatest commandment, Jesus pointed to the Shema: Love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, and strength. Then He added one more—your mind.
    But He didn’t stop there. The second command? Love your neighbor as yourself.
    Over the next few months, we’ll unpack what it means to love God with our whole selves—heart, soul, mind, and body—and how this transforms the way we love those around us.
    Join us on Sundays at 10am in the historic Fleming Building in downtown Des Moines.
    25 min
  • Space
    Key Scripture: Luke 2:1-6
    Advent is a time for us to look with anticipation toward what is to come.
    In fact, the word literally means “coming” or “arrival.” So why is it during Christmas time we typically look backwards at an event from thousands of years before we were born?
    Join us live 10am on Sundays at dsm.online.church.
    Give online at http://www.thegateawaychurch.com/give or text any amount to 84321
    36 min
  • Love
    Key Scripture: Luke 2:1-6
    Advent is a time for us to look with anticipation toward what is to come.
    In fact, the word literally means “coming” or “arrival.” So why is it during Christmas time we typically look backwards at an event from thousands of years before we were born?
    Join us live 10am on Sundays at dsm.online.church.
    Give online at http://www.thegateawaychurch.com/give or text any amount to 84321
    27 min
  • Joy
    Key Scripture: Luke 1:46-49
    Advent is a time for us to look with anticipation toward what is to come.
    In fact, the word literally means “coming” or “arrival.” So why is it during Christmas time we typically look backwards at an event from thousands of years before we were born?
    Join us live 10am on Sundays at dsm.online.church.
    Give online at http://www.thegateawaychurch.com/give or text any amount to 84321
    35 min

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A weekly podcast featuring sermons and special events from The Gateway Church in downtown Des Moines, Iowa.