Gateway Baptist Church

Let's rediscover the wonder of our identity together as the church.

God actively works to create one body of believers from diverse backgrounds.

God is willing and able to give us new life so that His greatness will be known.

Why must our salvation be a gift from God? We are hopeless on our own to change ourselves or our standing before God.

Jesus leads and empowers His church to accomplish His mission.

For followers of Christ, God's plan is for you to experience His power at work in you.

We need God to grow our knowledge of Him and what he already has done for us.

Real faith in Jesus results in love for all believers. Such faith should be celebrated and encouraged.

The Holy Spirit assures me of my future with God.

Jesus gives me an identity of belonging to God and being part of His plan.

What is my identity? God the Father has chosen to adopt and transform me.

"God inspired Paul to write this letter to the Ephesians to remind believers then and now who they are and how their lives should be different because of it."

John Geiger has touched the lives of countless children and families in Montgomery through his ministry as the headmaster of Eastwood Christian School and through his personal life. Last summer, John was diagnosed was ALS. As the end of his life approaches, John gives us an amazing eternal perspective and hope that encourages, inspires, convicts, and challenges us.

Main idea: Am I experiencing life in Jesus?

God gives us grace to love and follow Him even when it is costly.

The resurrection gives a peace and joy that is so real we cannot help but share it with others. (Easter Sunday 2018)

The cross shows that Jesus is the sovereign King who willingly died to accomplish our salvation.

Jesus came to show us that He is the true King. Yet people then and now are blind to it.

Jesus suffered injustice to rescue us when we, like Peter, deny God through our sin.

Lessons from the arrest of Jesus: 1) Jesus is absolutely sovereign, even over His own arrest. 2) It is possible to see Jesus' great power and not believe.