Gateway Church Austin

It’s easy to point out a lack of integrity in political leaders, but what kind of character is the Holy Spirit cultivating in us? In Week 3, Our Character, we look at Galatians 5 and 1 Corinthians 13 to see how living under the rule of King Jesus transforms us from the inside out. Real spiritual maturity isn't achieved by striving or political debate, but by abiding in Christ and displaying the fr...

When the headlines are filled with disorder and division, how do we live as active change agents without letting fear or outrage drive our lives? In Week 2, Our Identity, we explore Jesus’ parables of the kingdom to understand how God’s reign quietly grows and transforms the world from the inside out. Rather than letting a news cycle or political platform define who we are, we will discover our tr...

Where do you turn when human political systems leave you feeling frustrated, anxious, or disillusioned? In Week 1 of our series, Our Allegiance, we examine the foundational truth that Jesus reigns supreme over every earthly authority, ruler, and power. Through Scriptures like Ephesians 1 and John 18, we will see that while earthly governments shift and divide, Christ’s kingdom is unshakeable and e...

Is it possible for God to be entirely just while being completely full of mercy? Journey through the bold, challenging voices of the Old Testament prophets to see why a God who cares about truth cannot simply ignore wrong. Discover how warnings are actually acts of deep love—and witness the ultimate moment where His holy justice and boundless mercy meet at the cross. Uncover the peace that comes f...

Tired of the exhausting cycle of slipping up, feeling guilty, trying harder, and failing again? Step into Nehemiah 9 as we trace Israel's history of rebellion and discover the endless horizon of God's mercy. Real grace isn't a license to stay the same—it’s the exact foundation you need for a brand-new beginning. Come learn how Jesus breaks the loop of performance religion and offers a...

What has season after season of struggle, mistakes, or suffering stolen from your life? God doesn't just offer damage control or clean up past messes—He promises to restore the very years the locusts have eaten! Unpack the powerful prophecy of Joel and see how an overwhelming, covenant-keeping God redeems wasted seasons to pour out His Spirit. Stop letting your past disqualify your future; come ex...

Ever feel like God is moving too slowly, or wonder why bad things happen even when you’re doing everything right? Look closely at King Hezekiah’s story in 2 Chronicles to uncover the true power of God's patience. His slowness to anger isn't weakness, neglect, or indifference—it’s mercy in motion, holding open the door for complete restoration. Come discover how aligning with God’s timing gives you...

What do you do when your world falls apart and enemies press in from every side? You learn how to pray like the poets. This week, we step into the Psalms with King David to see how knowing God’s unchanging character turns fear into bold, honest devotion. Discover how a holy, reverent awe can anchor your soul, reframe your suffering, and draw you into the steady arms of a compassionate Father who n...

Stop letting culture, past pain, or religious distortion define who God is. Join us as we launch into Exodus 34 to discover the moment God revealed His true heart and character to Moses. When we stop guessing and start knowing Yahweh—the God of infinite mercy, grace, and unshakable love—everything changes. Come break free from transactional faith and step into a rewritten future anchored in His un...

What happens at the table was never meant to stay there. It's meant to overflow into every part of our lives. Join us as we explore how faith received becomes faith carried into our homes, workplaces, and everyday relationships.

What does it mean to come back to God? Throughout Scripture, God continually calls His people back to the table, back to His presence, back to relationship, and back to the simple truth at the heart of the Shema. “Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God, the Lord is one. Love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, and strength.” The Shema is more than a command to believe in God. It is an invitatio...

What does it really mean to be a disciple of Jesus? In this message, you'll discover practical, biblical steps to grow as a disciple of Jesus and learn how to put your faith into action in your everyday life. Whether you're new to following Christ or have been walking with Him for years, this sermon will encourage you to take your next step in becoming more like Jesus.

Have you ever wondered if the smallest decision you make could change someone's life forever? In this special panel discussion, we explore the Butterfly Effect through the lens of faith and discover how God often uses ordinary people, simple acts of obedience, and seemingly insignificant moments to accomplish extraordinary things. Hear real stories of lives impacted by a conversation, an invit...

What if the biggest moments of your life begin with the smallest acts of obedience? In this message from our Voices series, we explore how God often works through seemingly insignificant decisions to accomplish extraordinary purposes. Just as a butterfly's wings can create effects far beyond what anyone expects, our everyday choices to trust, follow, and obey God can have an eternal impact on...

This week, we are covering the Butterfly Effect and how God can use our small acts of obedience for greater impact than we can ever know.

What does it really mean to finish well? In the final message of our Acts series, we dive into the moving words of Acts 20–28 to discover that finishing strong isn't about reaching the end of life comfortably, but reaching it faithfully. Following the Apostle Paul’s final journeys, we’ll unpack the four marks of a faith that endures: a clear mission, courage through opposition, patience in the wai...

What happens when people move from simply knowing about God to experiencing His power firsthand? In Acts 19:1–20, Paul arrives in Ephesus and encounters people who had heard the message but had not yet received the Holy Spirit. As the gospel spreads throughout the city, lives are transformed, hearts are changed, and the power of Jesus is put on display. This passage challenges us to examine whethe...

In Acts 17, Paul arrives in Athens and finds a city full of idols, people searching for meaning, and an altar dedicated "To an Unknown God." Rather than condemning their search, Paul points them to the One they have been longing for all along. This message explores how humanity was created to seek God, why every substitute ultimately leaves us empty, and how Jesus reveals the God who is...

What barriers are keeping people from hearing the gospel? In Acts 10, God challenges Peter to move beyond the boundaries he had always known and to see people the way God sees them. Through Peter's encounter with Cornelius, we discover that the gospel is not limited by culture, background, ethnicity, or personal preferences. God is actively breaking down walls so that His message can reach every p...

In Acts 8, we encounter a powerful story of a man searching for God and a disciple willing to be sent. The Ethiopian eunuch traveled a long distance seeking truth, while Philip faithfully followed God's leading to meet him on a desert road. This message explores how God is still drawing people to Himself today and how He often uses ordinary believers to play a part in that journey. What if the...

In Acts 8, the early church is scattered through persecution, forced out of comfort and into uncertainty. But what looked like chaos became the very thing God used to spread the gospel farther than ever before. This message explores why God sometimes allows disruption in our lives, how discomfort can shape our calling, and what it means to trust Him when life does not go according to plan. Maybe t...

Stephen’s story in Acts 6 through 7 shows us what it looks like to stay faithful when life feels unfair. Even in the face of opposition, false accusation, rejection, and suffering, Stephen kept his eyes fixed on God and refused to let pain change his purpose. In this message, we explore how to suffer well through what feels unfair and what it means to stand firm when following Jesus costs you some...

In Acts 6:1–7, the early church faced its first internal conflict, not from outside persecution, but from within. As the church grew, so did the challenges. In this message, we explore how the apostles responded to tension, division, and unmet needs by prioritizing both spiritual leadership and practical service. Discover what it means to protect unity, empower others to serve, and stay focused on...

Acts 4 shows us what happens when bold faith meets real opposition. After healing a man in Jesus’ name, Peter and John are arrested, questioned, and commanded to stop preaching, but instead of backing down, they pray for even greater boldness. In this message, we explore what it means to stand firm when your faith is challenged, why opposition is often connected to purpose, and how God empowers or...

In Acts 3:6, Peter looks at a man begging for money and says, “Silver and gold I do not have, but what I do have I give to you. In the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, walk.” What happens next is more than a miracle, it is a powerful reminder that what we think we need is not always what we actually need. So often we ask God for provision, for comfort, for answers that make life easier. But God s...