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You can trust God with your now and with your unknown. The book of Daniel gives us a guide on how to thrive in the midst of challenging circumstances. Gateway South Austin Eric Bryant

Your voice has power; use it to raise others up. The book of Daniel gives us a guide on how to thrive in the midst of challenging circumstances. Gateway South Austin Eric Bryant

This year in our annual "preach off" we look at the importance of the Old Testament and the New Testament. At Gateway in South Austin, Eric Bryant went up against John Lee. Peter Shenk and Sulinda McManus were our referees.

Serve with humility. We continue our series through the book of Daniel as we learn to navigate remaining faithful even in the midst of challenging circumstances. Gateway Church South Austin combined with Gateway Buda

Bad authorities may ask you to do things you know you cannot do. We continue our series through the book of Daniel as we learn to navigate remaining faithful even in the midst of challenging circumstances. Gateway Church South Austin

Bad people make bad choices that affect us. We continue our series through the book of Daniel as we navigate how to remain faithful even in difficult circumstances. Gateway Church South Austin John Lee

Moving Forward with Courage because bad people make bad choices that affect us.

God cares about the stand you take privately than the stand you take publicly. What do you do when you face fears about the future, concern for your security, or the discouragement of a world that seems to be falling apart at warp speed? With lessons from Daniel, a hero in the Hebrew Scriptures, we can discover how to walk boldly and humbly in ANY environment we go into, even in the "jungles" of l...

Giving and receiving gifts is almost universal. Usually, when we get a gift, we are receiving something we did not pay for and did nothing to earn. It’s given to us out of love. Jesus was the ultimate embodiment of this. He bridged the gap between us and God and gave us the gift of life. Includes "King of Kings" with Hannah Ojeda and Trevi Bryant

Maybe you start playing Christmas music the first day of November or right after Thanksgiving dessert. No matter what or when, music is so essential to the Holiday season. It’s a reminder of the spiritual reality that all of Creation sings God’s praises. You and I can join in that chorus with our own “song” when we really encounter God. Gateway South Austin with Eric Bryant

Christmas is best celebrated when we are surrounded by the ones we love. Through Jesus’ birth, life, death, and resurrection, we are invited into the family of God. That means we are chosen. That means we belong! Gateway South Austin Host - Eric Bryant Message - John Burke

No matter where Christmas is celebrated in the world, lights are an essential element. Whether it’s hanging them on your house the day after Thanksgiving, lighting candles on December 24, or decorating streets with luminaries, Christmas is the embodiment of God bringing light into the darkness. Gateway South Austin Message - John Lee Host - Ricky Echeona

In this episode, Eric Bryant share excerpts from several messages from the past few months about his struggles in his relationship with his Dad, in grieving his loss, and in trusting God in a world marked by death and grief. Authenticity in our messages breaks through the skepticism and cynicism of those we are trying to reach and those trying to grow in their faith. People want to know, does foll...

Because of Jesus, we can bring Heaven to Earth. And one day that process will be complete. There will be no more hurt, no more sickness, no more struggle, and no more death. In the ocean of temporal life, we have an eternal anchor in hope, and that is Jesus.

Jesus showed us a new way to be human. We are not slaves to sin, addictions, feelings, or the past. In Christ, we are new creations. Because He passed the ultimate test, you and I can have true life!

Evil, the world, and our own brokenness constantly claw at our identity. All pulling us to create a foundation of self-image on everything but God. These schemes and patterns are nothing new. When in doubt we can trust who God says we are. Eric Bryant at Gateway in South Austin Cover of "Be Alright" by Hannah Ojeda and Eric Bryant Songwriters: Justin Bieber / Dan Kanter

We are constantly looking for validation in this world either out loud or within our souls crying out, “Someone, tell me who I am!” Even the most faithful Christ follower is sometimes asking this same question. The only place we get the answers is from the Creator Himself. Story: Marcus "Goodie" Goodloe, Ph. D. Message: John Burke Host: Eric Bryant Gateway Church South Austin

Hope is not a strategy. Discover the 7 ways to move forward!

Benjamin Sledge, a war veteran and author of Where Cowards Go To Die shared a message called "Hope is War at the Gateway South Austin Men's Conference.

Sometimes our career success can overshadow what we are really going through. Lindsay Ronga, one of our Gateway North volunteers shares her story that will show us how we can trust God with our hardships and know that God is writing an even better story.

We all will experience stressful and sometimes significantly trying times in our jobs. What if fear doesn’t have to have the loudest voice? Phil Wright, one of our spiritual overseers at Gateway, shares his story that will show us how we can trust God’s way, even when conventional wisdom says otherwise.

Our lives aren’t meant to be segmented. We don’t have to leave our faith at the door when we walk into work. Aman Quadri, one of the members of our board of directors and longtime Gatewayer shows us how to allow our relationship with God to guide us in our daily decision-making at work and in our relationships with our coworkers.

The keys to spiritual maturity includes being a part of a church family where we are equipped by others who have spiritual gifts that can help us grow and us using our spiritual gifts helping other people grow. Serving others with others builds us up! When we do, we experience "the whole measure of the fullness of Christ."

Flourishing financially seems harder and harder to do when inflation goes up and the stock market goes down. The Scriptures offer principles for wise money management even in difficult times.

We are all created on purpose and for a purpose. Instead, we may find ourselves disillusioned or discouraged as we wander around in circles trying to make sense of a life of meaning. With God’s help, we can find what we’ve been designed to become. Eric Bryant at Gateway in South Austin