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12/2/18 Willing (How Jesus Changed The World) by EricBryant

Although we may all have a great many individual differences, coming from diverse walks of life and having unique life experiences, there are also commonalities that tie us all together. One of those is a desire for connection and the need to feel known and accepted. God offers these amazing gifts, and He invites us to take advantage of them. How will you respond to His invitation?

Encounters with Jesus usually lead to distinct responses, whether positive reactions or negative reactions on our part. But with the knowledge that Jesus is a God that fully sees us and still offers love and grace, even through the difficulties of vulnerability, it is hard to ignore an encounter with Him. How will you respond to God, knowing that He sees you and has compassion for who you are and...

In our highly divided political climate, many of us have heard that we must vote red, or we must go blue, to be Christian. We tend to attack those who do not think like us and support our values, and thus have reduced God to a set of behaviors and policies. In contrast, what does it really mean to not only know God, but to experience Him on a deep, relational level? What if we operated from a plac...

What would it be like to have a life-changing encounter with Jesus? This sort of brush with greatness led to great things for people like Simon Peter of the Bible. For each of us, although possibly challenging, having Jesus step into our ordinary lives could be the best experience we’ve ever had.

To love others well means to serve them. But oftentimes, our own agendas and skewed priorities can get in the way of our putting others first and serving them with a happy and humble heart. What will it take for us to serve others like Jesus did?

God’s greatest commandments were to love God with all our heart and to love our neighbors as we love ourselves. That kind of selfless love for others is a love that engages—one that meets others where they are and is intentional. But what might loving our neighbors, co-workers, and friends in this way really look like day-to-day?

10/7/2018 Love Everyone: Life by Life - Love Listens by EricBryant

How to Kill a Relationship in 30 Days - Avoid Conflict

Eric Bryant shares a message on the importance of commitment towards having a healthy relationship in the series How to Kill a Relationship in 30 Days at Gateway Church in South Austin.

Negative occurrences are inevitable in most any relationship. But often what brings about the negativity or what makes it worse is our tendency to easily see the wrongdoing of others and be blinded to our own. Dwelling on the negative and being overly critical of others can kill a relationship in a hurry. But how do we get past the negative habits that seem to come so easily to us?

Eric Bryant shares the antidote to the relationship killer called Inflexibility at Gateway Church in South Austin.

Coming Soon: Life By Life by EricBryant

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Offer Of A Lifetime with Jonathan Eng by EricBryant

Counting Both Costs with Robb Overholt by EricBryant

Trading Up by Ted Beasley by EricBryant

featuring Robb Overholt

How To Pray by EricBryant

Discover how to stay connected or reconnect as a couple! By adopting these 5 habits, you will maximize your marriage.

Involved by EricBryant

Mothers Have Influence with Jamie Schwarz by EricBryant

Unlikely Leaders by EricBryant

Overcoming Failure by EricBryant

Overcoming Disappointment by EricBryant