Gateway Church Cymru

In this message, “I Will… But First…”, Pastor Luke looks at Luke 9:57–62 and challenges us to think about the excuses we sometimes make when Jesus calls us to follow Him. Through the story of three people who wanted to follow Jesus but kept delaying, we’re reminded that following Christ isn’t something to put off until later. This sermon encourages us to respond with faith, trust, and obedience to...

In Part 2 of Vision Sunday, Pastor Luke builds on the foundation of strengthening by calling the church to prepare for growth. Drawing from Isaiah 54:1–3 (NLT), we are reminded that God’s promises often require us to make room before we see the increase. Before new people arrive, before new opportunities open, and before new seasons begin, God calls His people to enlarge their hearts, stretch thei...

In Part 1 of Vision Sunday, Pastor Luke shares the heart and foundation for the year ahead at Gateway Church Cymru. Drawing from Ephesians 6:10 (CSB), we are reminded that real strength is not something we generate ourselves, but something we receive from the Lord. Before we talk about vision, growth, or what’s next, God calls His people to be strengthened by Him. This message explores what it mea...

This message marks the beginning of 2026 at Gateway. In A Simple Start to 2026, Pastor Luke Morgan reflects on Jesus’ invitation to His disciples in Gospel of Mark 3:13 to 15. Before they were sent to preach or serve, Jesus first called them to be with Him. As a new year begins, this message brings us back to the heart of following Jesus. Not starting with effort or activity, but with presence. No...

This is Week Three of our Time To Grow series. In this message, Pastor Luke Morgan shares about producing. From Colossians 2:6-7 we see that when our roots grow down into Jesus and our lives are built on Him, the natural result is fruit. Healthy disciples don't just grow - they produce. Producing looks like serving others and stepping out to begin leading. These are the next steps on our church's...

This is Week Two of our Time To Grow series. In this message, Pastor Luke Morgan shares about rooting. From Colossians 2:6-7 we see that just as we accepted Christ Jesus as Lord, we must continue to follow Him, letting our roots grow down into Him and our lives be built on Him. Growth continues as we root ourselves in Jesus and His Church. The next steps on our church's Next Steps journey are to G...

This is Week One of our Time To Grow series. In this message, Pastor Luke Morgan shares about planting. From Colossians 2:6-7 we see that just as we accepted Christ Jesus as Lord, we must continue to follow Him, letting our roots grow down into Him and our lives be built on Him. Growth begins with planting our lives firmly in Jesus. The first steps on our church's Next Steps journey are to Discove...

In this final message of the Ready For More series, Pastor Luke Morgan shows from 2 Chronicles 7:14 what happens when God responds to His people. When we humble ourselves, pray, seek His face, and turn from our wicked ways, He promises to hear from heaven, forgive our sins, and heal our land. Revival is not just about what we do — it’s about God moving in power. When He does, everything changes.

We believe God is getting ready to move in power. Just like Jesus spoke of new wine and new wineskins in Mark 2, we must prepare our lives and our church to hold what He wants to pour out. We’re not settling for yesterday’s capacity — we’re believing for 1000, and it starts with being ready.

In this message from the Led By The Shepherd series, Pastor Luke focuses on verse 5, exploring how the Good Shepherd meets every need of His flock. The sermon highlights God’s faithful care, guidance, and provision in our lives, encouraging us to trust Him fully and rest in His abundant goodness.

In this sermon, Jeremy Morgan explores Luke 19 and the story of Zacchaeus, the tax collector. He draws a powerful parallel between Zacchaeus’ desperate climb up the sycamore tree to see Jesus and Christ’s relentless pursuit of our hearts. This message challenges us to examine how we seek Jesus and reminds us that, just as Jesus sought out Zacchaeus, He is always seeking to restore, redeem, and tra...

Even in the darkest valley, we are never alone. In this encouraging message, Pastor Luke unpacks the second half of Psalm 23:4, revealing how the Good Shepherd defends, comforts, and stays close. His rod and staff aren’t just symbols; they’re your security and strength.

Drawing from the story of Elisha and the widow (2 Kings 4:1–7), Jeremy Morgan shares a powerful word about God’s provision, the importance of obedience, and the overflow that comes when we make room for His anointing.

In this powerful message, Pastor David Lewis unpacks the Great Commission and reminds us that every believer is both saved by Jesus and sent by Jesus. Discover what it means to live on mission right where you are.

In Week 4 of our Led by the Shepherd series, Pastor Luke brings a timely message from Psalm 23:3 on The Shepherd’s Leading. If you’ve felt unsure or stuck, be encouraged - your Shepherd is guiding you. His path is always right, and it always leads to life.

In Week 3 of our Led by the Shepherd series, Pastor Luke brings a timely word from Psalm 23:3 on The Shepherd’s Restoration. If you’re feeling drained, empty, or weary, this message is for you. Learn how true restoration comes—not from doing less—but from drawing close to the Shepherd in the secret place.

In Week 2 of our Led by the Shepherd series, Pastor Luke shares a powerful word on The Shepherd’s Pace from Psalm 23:2. When life pushes us to hurry, Jesus invites us to rest. Discover how following His rhythm brings true peace, renewal, and strength for the journey.

In this message, Pastor Luke begins a brand new series called Led by the Shepherd, diving into Psalm 23. Discover how Jesus, our Wise Shepherd, leads us with wisdom, protects us in every season, and restores our weary souls. Let this word bring clarity, comfort, and fresh direction to your life today.

On this special Mother’s Day message, Pastor Luke reflects on Psalm 103 and the faithfulness of God through every season of life. Just as we take time to honour the women who have loved, prayed, and supported us—this message reminds us to lift our eyes to the One who has loved us perfectly. From forgiveness to healing, rescue to renewal, there are never enough ‘thank you’s’ we could give our God....

In this powerful message from Job 19:23-27, Pastor Rob shares how Christianity is unique in that our God truly understands suffering. Looking at the life of Job, we see how even in the darkest valley, Job held onto one unshakable truth: “I know that my Redeemer lives.” This message reminds us that God is with us in our pain, that Jesus has walked the path of suffering, and that there is hope, heal...

In Matthew 6:33, Jesus calls us to seek first the Kingdom of God. In this message, our Elder, Jeremy Morgan reminds us that time is a gift from God, and how we use it reflects our priorities. When we put God first, He provides everything we need, leading us to a life of purpose and peace.

Ephesians 3:20 reminds us that God can do far more than we ask or imagine. In this message, Pastor Rick McCartney encourages us to expand our expectations—of what God can do in our lives, in the church, and through His grace. When we trust in His power, we step into a future beyond what we ever thought possible.

In Matthew 16:24, Jesus calls us to deny ourselves, take up our cross, and follow Him. In this message, Pastor Luke challenges us to live a life fully dedicated to Jesus—surrendering our plans, trusting His ways, and walking in true discipleship every day.

Based on 3 John 1:1-12, this message encourages us to stay committed to the truth of God’s Word in our daily lives. Pastor Colin Hurt shares how we can live with integrity, support those who share the gospel, and make sure the truth continues to be passed on to others. We pray that you’ll be blessed by God’s Word.

Based on Ephesians 4, this message from Pastor Rob explores how the whole church is called to work together in unity, with each person having a vital part to play. Partnership isn’t just about attending—it’s about belonging, serving, and growing together as the body of Christ. We pray that you’ll be blessed by God’s Word.