Gateway Church Wirral

In this series we'll address various aspects of the return of Jesus. We'll take a look at what it means for us and those around us, but most importantly that it's all about Him! Enjoyed today's message? Then why not visit us at www.gatewaywirral.com

Join in this 3 week series as we take a look at popular films of the moment and how we can draw themes of the gospel from them. Enjoyed today's message? Why not join us at www.gatewaywirral.com

In this series we'll address various aspects of the return of Jesus. We'll take a look at what it means for us and those around us, but most importantly that it's all about Him! Enjoyed today's message? Then why not visit us at www.gatewaywirral.com

This weekend we drew our "Is It OK..." series to a close, with a Q A session based on questions sent in by our congregation. Enjoyed today's message? Then why not visit us http://gatewaywirral.com

Weekly Podcast From Elim Church, Gateway Church Wirral. This week, we are joined by Andy Frost, Director of Share Jesus International. Enjoyed today's Message then why not visit us www.gatewaywirral.com

Weekly Podcast From Elim Church, Gateway Church Wirral. This week, we are joined by Andy Frost, Director of Share Jesus International. Enjoyed today's message? Then why not visit us www.gatewaywirral.com

In this series we will be looking at topics of Christian ethics, not by simply giving “yes” or “no” answers but by approaching the topics with ‘biblical lenses’. Ephesians 4:17-32 gives a good framework as to how we may wrestle ethical issues as Christians and in this series, we will unpack it further in specific issues.

In our “Do It Again!” series, we’ll be looking at the miraculous works of Jesus. Throughout the gospels we find Jesus’ power shown miraculously in the healing, releasing and deliverance of those He encounters. Join us as we seek God in the lead up to Pentecost Sunday.

In this series we will be looking at topics of Christian ethics, not by simply giving “yes” or “no” answers but by approaching the topics with ‘biblical lenses’. Ephesians 4:17-32 gives a good framework as to how we may wrestle ethical issues as Christians and in this series, we will unpack it further in specific issues.

In our “Do It Again!” series, we’ll be looking at the miraculous works of Jesus. Throughout the gospels we find Jesus’ power shown miraculously in the healing, releasing and deliverance of those He encounters. Join us as we seek God in the lead up to Pentecost Sunday.

In this series we will be looking at topics of Christian ethics, not by simply giving “yes” or “no” answers but by approaching the topics with ‘biblical lenses’. Ephesians 4:17-32 gives a good framework as to how we may wrestle ethical issues as Christians and in this series, we will unpack it further in specific issues.

In our “Do It Again!” series, we’ll be looking at the miraculous works of Jesus. Throughout the gospels we find Jesus’ power shown miraculously in the healing, releasing and deliverance of those He encounters. Join us as we seek God in the lead up to Pentecost Sunday.

In this series we will be looking at topics of Christian ethics, not by simply giving “yes” or “no” answers but by approaching the topics with ‘biblical lenses’. Ephesians 4:17-32 gives a good framework as to how we may wrestle ethical issues as Christians and in this series, we will unpack it further in specific issues.

As we enter Week 2 of the series, we’ll be looking at gambling. How do we steward creation through transformational generosity? Please be reminded that this series is not designed to give yes or no answers, but rather to give us ethical tools that will help us to wrestle well and live holy lives.

this weekend we began our “Do It Again!” series, where we’ll be looking at the miraculous works of Jesus. Throughout the gospels we find Jesus’ power shown miraculously in the healing, releasing and deliverance of those He encounters. Join us as we seek God in the lead up to Pentecost Sunday.

In this series we will be looking at topics of Christian ethics, not by simply giving “yes” or “no” answers but by approaching the topics with ‘biblical lenses’. Ephesians 4:17-32 gives a good framework as to how we may wrestle ethical issues as Christians and in this series, we will unpack it further in specific issues.

God answers every prayer with a "Yes", "Wait" or "No." That last response can be heartbreaking and difficult to accept. We'll learn how even God's "No" is spoken out of goodness and love and how we can trust Him in that.

Join us for the last instalment of the series at our gathered Celebration service as we ask the questions: How do the words of Jesus from the cross (and the completed work of the cross) enable us to journey with Him? What does the journey look like? How are we being changed into His likeness for his glory?

Imagine if there was a proven strategy regarding our prayer lives? For those not yet connected with a community, we will gather to look at how we can structure our prayers based on the model of the Lord's Prayer. We'll learn the 7 keys to praying throughout your day which in turn, bring us closer to God and encourages spiritual confidence when facing difficult problems.

This week we come to the simplest and probably most relatable phrase of Jesus on the cross... "I am thirsty." In moments of distress, we don't just thirst in a physical sense but also spiritually. Here we see Jesus showing us that these moments are part of our human nature. But despite all that goes on around us, we must go back to the source of true satisfaction and draw strength from Him.

Fairytales. They're based on the ideology that lives can be changed by a simple wish come true. Sometimes we look at prayer in the same way, we act as though it is a magical wand that will make our dreams come true. But the word of God reminds us again and again that prayer is a relationship with God. Join us as we look at the 4 foundational truths of prayer and how to connect with God in a conver...

As we continuing our Seven Last Words series, this week we will look further at Jesus last words on the cross. As He utters the words, “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?" (Matthew 27:46), has Jesus been abandoned? Although God’s abandonment of Jesus happened so our sins could be forgiven, it was still extremely painful. How do we trust Gods truth in the midst of feeling abandoned?

As children, we get very excited by the idea of growing up and all the freedom that we’ll find in adulthood. However, when we reach adulthood we grow tired of responsibilities and crave the carefree nature of our youth. This week we will be looking at how the Bible teaches us to ‘grow up’ in Christ, we will look at spiritual growth and creating healthy habits in community.

Join us as we explore mile markers in Christ's journey to and from the cross. He clearly invites us into the way of the cross, even through His own torn flesh, during this series we will explore how we are called to follow each of these Seven Last Words ourselves. John 19:26-27 - “Woman, here is your son…Here is your mother" Enjoyed today's message? Then why not visit us at www.gatewaywirral.com

How do we stay confident when we're in the middle years? Between the promise and pain? Today we learn how Caleb knew how to love God in the midst of uncertain circumstances. How can we learn from his example? Enjoyed today's message? Then why not visit us at www.gatewaywirral.com