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The Bible is full of stories demonstrating God's heart for people. From the laws of the Old Testament to the life of Jesus in the New Testament, we see that God values a culture of hospitality and community. In this message, Sav unpacks the scriptures to show how we can model God's hospitality in our own lives.

What does the Bible say about doubt? What can we do when we start to question our faith? This message from Ps Dave looks at Mark 5 and how we can find hope in Jesus even when it seems there is none.

As we come out of one of the darkest and most isolated times in recent history, now is a good time for Jesus' followers to give good news to the poor; to set the oppressed free and give sight to the blind (Luke 4:18 -19). Now is our time to give generously to open new doors for people to see hope and find healing in Jesus. Now is our time to step out in faith believing that God will send revival i...

As we come out of one of the darkest and most isolated times in recent history, now is a good time for Jesus' followers to give good news to the poor; to set the oppressed free and give sight to the blind (Luke 4:18 -19). Now is our time to give generously to open new doors for people to see hope and find healing in Jesus. Now is our time to step out in faith believing that God will send revival i...

As we come out of one of the darkest and most isolated times in recent history, now is a good time for Jesus' followers to give good news to the poor; to set the oppressed free and give sight to the blind (Luke 4:18 -19). Now is our time to give generously to open new doors for people to see hope and find healing in Jesus. Now is our time to step out in faith believing that God will send revival i...

As we come out of one of the darkest and most isolated times in recent history, now is a good time for Jesus' followers to give good news to the poor; to set the oppressed free and give sight to the blind (Luke 4:18 -19). Now is our time to give generously to open new doors for people to see hope and find healing in Jesus. Now is our time to step out in faith believing that God will send revival i...

If Jesus was going to write a letter to His church at Gateway, what would He say? The book of Revelation contains letters of encouragement, correction, and instruction for seven churches in Asia Minor. While these letters were penned by the Apostle John thousands of years ago, the message is directly from Jesus and expresses His heart for His church in every generation.

If Jesus was going to write a letter to His church at Gateway, what would He say? The book of Revelation contains letters of encouragement, correction, and instruction for seven churches in Asia Minor. While these letters were penned by the Apostle John thousands of years ago, the message is directly from Jesus and expresses His heart for His church in every generation.

If Jesus was going to write a letter to His church at Gateway, what would He say? The book of Revelation contains letters of encouragement, correction, and instruction for seven churches in Asia Minor. While these letters were penned by the Apostle John thousands of years ago, the message is directly from Jesus and expresses His heart for His church in every generation.

If Jesus was going to write a letter to His church at Gateway, what would He say? The book of Revelation contains letters of encouragement, correction, and instruction for seven churches in Asia Minor. While these letters were penned by the Apostle John thousands of years ago, the message is directly from Jesus and expresses His heart for His church in every generation.

This Easter, join us as we look at Jesus - the unexpected King. He was born not in a palace but a stable. He had no royal robes or worldly wealth. He befriended fishermen and ate with common people. He was cruelly mocked by the crowds and suffered at the hands of insecure authorities. His throne became a cross, and His crown was made of thorns.

This Easter, join us as we look at Jesus - the unexpected King. He was born not in a palace but a stable. He had no royal robes or worldly wealth. He befriended fishermen and ate with common people. He was cruelly mocked by the crowds and suffered at the hands of insecure authorities. His throne became a cross, and His crown was made of thorns.

This Easter, join us as we look at Jesus - the unexpected King. He was born not in a palace but a stable. He had no royal robes or worldly wealth. He befriended fishermen and ate with common people. He was cruelly mocked by the crowds and suffered at the hands of insecure authorities. His throne became a cross, and His crown was made of thorns.

A lot has changed in the past century, but our heart to welcome everyone through our church's doors to share the life-changing message of Jesus will never change.

A lot has changed in the past century, but our heart to welcome everyone through our church's doors to share the life-changing message of Jesus will never change.

A lot has changed in the past century, but our heart to welcome everyone through our church's doors to share the life-changing message of Jesus will never change.

A lot has changed in the past century, but our heart to welcome everyone through our church's doors to share the life-changing message of Jesus will never change.

A lot has changed in the past century, but our heart to welcome everyone through our church's doors to share the life-changing message of Jesus will never change.

A lot has changed in the past century, but our heart to welcome everyone through our church's doors to share the life-changing message of Jesus will never change.

Summer means longer days, shorter to-do lists, and savouring time with the people we love. Join us as Colin Stoodley reflects on Psalm 8 and be encouraged as we launch into an exciting new year.

Summer means longer days, shorter to-do lists, and savouring time with the people we love. Join us as Colin Stoodley reflects on Psalm 8 and be encouraged as we launch into an exciting new year.

Summer means longer days, shorter to-do lists, and savouring time with the people we love. Join us as Ben Dainton reflects on Psalm 1 and be encouraged as we launch into an exciting new year.

Summer means longer days, shorter to-do lists, and savouring time with the people we love. Join us as Jason Elsmore reflects on Psalm 1 and be encouraged as we launch into an exciting new year.

Summer means longer days, shorter to-do lists, and savouring time with the people we love. Join us as Nathan Fletcher reflects on Psalm 62 and be encouraged as we launch into an exciting new year.

Summer means longer days, shorter to-do lists, and savouring time with the people we love. Join us as Dave Morrow reflects on Psalm 46 and be encouraged as we launch into an exciting new year.