Gateway Fellowship

What are reasons not to forgive? What are the costs and benefits of unforgiveness? Can you think of notable examples of unforgiveness? What are some reasons to forgive? What are the costs and benefits of forgiveness? Can you think of any notable examples of forgiveness? What is forgiveness? What are some relevant Scriptures on forgiveness? How do we forgive? Here are my full notes: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1CJ-kMbqhk7ujadDv75JEzcCnCEXm8CdOuB__kt8AfeU/edit?usp=sharing

Differences between a poverty mindset, a prosperity gospel mindset, and a kingdom abundance mindset If money ain't the point, what is? Trusting God as Savior, Healer, and Provider You can't build a skyscraper on an outhouse foundation If all wealth were redistributed equally now, what would the world look like in 15 years? Seek first the kingdom and his righteousness, and he'll take care of the rest... The parable of the three rivers...

The key to understanding God's wrath is this: He actually cares about people. (This message is from Colossians 3:6)

Why was the census wrong? Why is Jeff Goldblum right? Is Elon Musk right about a.i.? Why was the Tower of Babel wrong? When was it undone? And why does the fire only fall on sacrifice?

Sometimes we get stuck. Here's a basic checklist... 1. Conversion - Are we really a Christian? 2. Disciplines - Have we rearranged our life for training, not just trying? 3. Strongholds - Is there some area where I require healing and truth to set me free?

The Learning Cycle Unconscious Incompetence (ignorant) Conscious Incompetence (beginner) Conscious Competence (intermediate) Unconscious Competence (mastery) Patterns of behavior eventually live in our body. The Super Mario Principle: failure ain't the point. saving princess and enjoying the journey is! 5 for Fighting Sexual Immorality (pornea) Impurity (akatharsea) Cravings (pathos) Evil Desires (epithumean kakein)   “their god is their stomach” phl 3:19 Covetousness (pleonexian) God's love is the real key to lasting change!

A chat with our youth group after a weekend full of love-encounters with God.

A short teaching on Matthew 6:1 and some youth testimonies.

This one is about God and our finances via an encouraging little conversation and a few sweet testimonies.

He touched the ark and died. David's first reaction? He was angry. He was afraid of God. He was unwilling to host the ark. Herein are my observations, thoughts, and some related biblical connections.

What is real? What is the good life? Who is a genuinely good person? What is grace?

What's your favorite Easter scene? Why don't people recognize Jesus after he's raised? Is there good evidence for Christianity? Do Christians believe in the immortal soul or the resurrection of the dead? What if the highest ethical ideals could merge with the realm of events and things? If Christ were truly raised, what would that require of us? Does C.S. Lewis' idea about liar, lunatic, Lord resonate with you? We end by looking at some gospel logic from 1 Corinthians 15...

There is a huge difference between monotheism as an idea and monotheism of the heart.

God made him who knew no sin to be sin for us so that in him we might become the righteousness of God. (2 Cor 5:21)

This is part 2 on Colossians 3:1-4

This is part 1 on Colossians 3:1-4

In which we talk about how important it is to go after the means of grace with diligence and discipline...

Brian shared what he felt God put on his heart for our congregation as a timely message.

Hannah weeping at Shiloh is the catalyst for Samuel's birth and his unique calling and devotion...

Q #1 - If I already died with Christ, then do I still need to die to anything else? Q #2 - If the law and asceticism doesn't work, but grace does, then what is the role of self-discipline in the Jesus-life?