The Gateway Church

Gateway places a heavy emphasis on small groups and the necessity of deep community. God’s purpose in history is not simply to save individual souls but to create a new humanity, a people with a communal life that reflects the future kingdom of God.

Guest Speaker Justin Mack

Gateway places a heavy emphasis on small groups and the necessity of deep community. God’s purpose in history is not simply to save individual souls but to create a new humanity, a people with a communal life that reflects the future kingdom of God.

The Corinthian church was filled with extremely moral people. People who served God and served others. They were active and they were growing and they were gifted. But they were filled with impatience and pettiness and pride and fighting and harshness and dissension. Those kinds of attitudes counteract all of the ministry, all of the giving, all of the good a church could possibly do in the city. Because when outsiders look at us they’re not impressed with our programs or our buildings or even our outreach programs. If they don’t see love - than it is all for nothing.

The Corinthian church was filled with extremely moral people. People who served God and served others. They were active and they were growing and they were gifted. But they were filled with impatience and pettiness and pride and fighting and harshness and dissension. Those kinds of attitudes counteract all of the ministry, all of the giving, all of the good a church could possibly do in the city. Because when outsiders look at us they’re not impressed with our programs or our buildings or even our outreach programs. If they don’t see love - than it is all for nothing.

If it’s true that prayer really is that important, powerful, & effective - then why does it seem that prayer is so often unanswered?

If it’s true that prayer really is that important, powerful, & effective - then why does it seem that prayer is so often unanswered?

The primary purpose of prayer is not to get God to do what you think God ought to do, but to be properly formed.

The primary purpose of prayer is not to get God to do what you think God ought to do, but to be properly formed.

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