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There is a longing for peace in every human heart. We often look for peace in temporal places, but true peace is found in peace with God. The good news is that Jesus came to give us peace with God by faith in him. Romans 5:6 tells us that "while we were still sinners, Christ died for the ungodly". Jesus came for us when we were at our worst and now we can choose life in him. When we choose faith in Him, we go from sinner to saved.

We all are hopelessly caught in our sin. We all have the tendency to worship created things, rather than worship the Creator. But in the midst of this bad news, there is Good News! There is a power for salvation that has come to rescue us. In the darkness there is hope for all of humanity.

We invite you to join us as we listen to this message by our Executive Pastor Derek Peters as he teaches us what it means, and what it looks like, to truly and intimately know God.

We invite you to join us as we listen to this message by our Church Life Pastor Dani Bryant as she unpacks the story of Mary and Martha, encouraging us all to spend time sitting at the feet of Jeuss.

Jesus has power and authority to forgive every sin and heal every disease. His name has the power to set people free and has authority over every authority. Whether you're a seasoned prayer warrior or just beginning your journey, this message will help you to partner with God in advancing His kingdom through the simple yet powerful act of prayer. As we magnify the Lord together, we believe He will mature us in our faith and use us to multiply His message, His ministry and His miracles throughout the world.

We often don't have faith for the supernatural because of what we see in the natural. In this message, Jason Elsmore will help us understand what scripture tells us about miracles and also how we can be ok with not getting the answer that we want. As we magnify the Lord together, we believe He will mature us in our faith and use us to multiply His message, His ministry and His miracles throughout the world.

One of the words God has for Gateway in 2024 is MULTIPLY and the other is MAGNIFY. There are two kinds of magnifying: microscope magnifying and telescope magnifying. One makes a small thing look bigger than it is and the other makes big thing begin to look as big as it really is.

As we magnify the Lord together, we believe He will mature us in our faith and use us to multiply His message, His ministry and His miracles throughout the world.

When the word of God takes root in our lives, it transforms us into the likeness of Jesus, and it multiplies into the lives of others. One of the signs of our maturity in Christ is that His Word is multiplied in others, because the heart of Jesus is for more people to receive His Good News.  

As we magnify the Lord together, we believe He will mature us in our faith and use us to multiply His message, His ministry and His miracles throughout the world.

One of the words God has for Gateway in 2024 is MULTIPLY and the other is MAGNIFY. There are two kinds of magnifying: microscope magnifying and telescope magnifying. One makes a small thing look bigger than it is and the other makes big thing begin to look as big as it really is.

When David invites us to: “O come magnify the Lord with me”, he does not mean, let us make a small God look bigger than He is, but to make a big God begin to look as big as He really is.

One of the words God has for Gateway in 2024 is MULTIPLY and the other is MAGNIFY. There are two kinds of magnifying: microscope magnifying and telescope magnifying. One makes a small thing look bigger than it is and the other makes big thing begin to look as big as it really is.

When David invites us to: “O come magnify the Lord with me”, he does not mean, let us make a small God look bigger than He is, but to make a big God begin to look as big as He really is.

We invite you to join us as we listen to this message by our Campus Pastor Sam Jackson as he reminds us of Jesus' gentle and lowly heart towards us.

We invite you to join us as we listen to this message by our Kids & Youth Pastor Jess Bazley as she encourages us to find our place to serve in the Church.

We invite you to join us as we listen to this message by our Creative & Worship Coordinator Ben Iselin as he preaches on sharing your testimony with others.

So many people fill their lives with quests to find meaning and purpose. So many people wander aimlessly looking for hope. So many people wonder if there was a God what would he be like? Christmas invites us to find an answer to our searching. God isn’t distant and disinterested - God took on flesh so he could be known, and in Jesus we can all find what we are searching for.

So many people fill their lives with quests to find meaning and purpose. So many people wander aimlessly looking for hope. So many people wonder if there was a God what would he be like? Christmas invites us to find an answer to our searching. God isn’t distant and disinterested - God took on flesh so he could be known, and in Jesus we can all find what we are searching for.

So many people fill their lives with quests to find meaning and purpose. So many people wander aimlessly looking for hope. So many people wonder if there was a God what would he be like? Christmas invites us to find an answer to our searching. God isn’t distant and disinterested - God took on flesh so he could be known, and in Jesus we can all find what we are searching for.

As we consider Jesus the baby, we are invited to encounter the God of all creation – His power, might and majesty. The Apostle John starts his account of Jesus story not in a stable in Bethlehem, but by taking us to the very beginning, where Jesus was found in the midst of creation. “Through him all things were made, without him nothing was made that has been made”. John reminds us of the power, pre-eminence and glory of the one named Jesus. It’s no wonder that a star that he flung into its place, lights the way to him, and that angels in the heavens he made declare his birth.

David was described by God as, “A man after Gods own heart, who will do all my will” and he was a prolific writer of worship songs. Under a new covenant in Christ, we are invited to walk and worship in the presence of God today. Jesus calls us to a lifestyle of worship — a continual, heartfelt pursuit of God in spirit and in truth, acknowledging Him for who He truly is.

As David cried out to the Lord for forgiveness, God in his extravagant grace, chose to take away David’s sin and restore him. We are all broken sinners in need of God’s extravagant grace. In Christ, we are all offered forgiveness of sin and restoration of relationship through the blood of Jesus. Today is a good day to flee from temptation, confess our sins and seek healing in Jesus.

How are you passing on the wisdom of the good life to the next generation? God’s vision for His family is that it is multiethnic, multicultural, and multigenerational. God doesn’t like when we divide down generational lines. In fact, He sees only one generation at a time – His people, alive and serving, in this moment!

Whether your family table is messy with kids, teenagers, or missing loved ones, God wants to bless it. Just like our ongoing renovations at home, families need transformation and wisdom from God. Blessings come as we bear with each other, forgive, and love extravagantly. Embrace God's wisdom, submit to His will, and ask for His favour to see blessings flow into your family. God loves to bless your family, and there's hope for a better future.

Jesus had a tribe of people that he journeyed life with, so what does it mean for you to 'find your tribe' ? Join us as Sam Jackson uncovers the power of authentic community and opens a conversation about the significance of cultivating relationships at every level.

This series called Finding the Good Life will help you in your relationships to those who you live, work and laugh with. As we know, living the good life is up to us and our investment in relationships with the people around us.  If those relationships are strained or broken, it doesn’t have to stay that way; if you’re lonely, it doesn’t have to stay that way; if your family is a mess, it doesn’t have to stay that way. 

We invite you to join us as we listen to this message by Rob McKenzie as he encourages us to wholeheartedly pursue Jesus through the ups and downs of life.

We invite you to join us as we listen to this message by our Senior Pastor Jason Elsmore as he preaches on Ezekiel's vision in Ezekiel 47.

We invite you to join us as we listen to this message by our Church Life Pastor Dani Bryant as she preaches on the parable of the talents.

We invite you to join us as we listen to this message by our Campus Pastor Sam Jackson as he preaches an encouraging Father's Day message that is timely not just for fathers, or for men, but for all.

How is Jesus calling you to live different? Today in our teaching series we are looking at the book of 1 Peter. As followers of Jesus, we are called to live different with a radical counter-cultural obedience. As Peter writes to the early church, he encourages them to live with holiness, purity, generosity and love in the face of great resistance, oppression, abuse and persecution.

How is Jesus calling you to live different? Today in our teaching series we are looking at the book of 1 Peter. As followers of Jesus, we are called to live different with a radical counter-cultural obedience. As Peter writes to the early church, he encourages them to live with holiness, purity, generosity and love in the face of great resistance, oppression, abuse and persecution.

How is Jesus calling you to live different? Today in our teaching series we are looking at the book of 1 Peter. As followers of Jesus, we are called to live different with a radical counter-cultural obedience. As Peter writes to the early church, he encourages them to live with holiness, purity, generosity and love in the face of great resistance, oppression, abuse and persecution.

How is Jesus calling you to live different? Today in our teaching series we are looking at the book of 1 Peter. As followers of Jesus, we are called to live different with a radical counter-cultural obedience. As Peter writes to the early church, he encourages them to live with holiness, purity, generosity and love in the face of great resistance, oppression, abuse and persecution.

How is Jesus calling you to live different? Today in our teaching series we are looking at the book of 1 Peter. As followers of Jesus, we are called to live different with a radical counter-cultural obedience. As Peter writes to the early church, he encourages them to live with holiness, purity, generosity and love in the face of great resistance, oppression, abuse and persecution.

How is Jesus calling you to live different? Today in our teaching series we are looking at the book of 1 Peter. As followers of Jesus, we are called to live different with a radical counter-cultural obedience. As Peter writes to the early church, he encourages them to live with holiness, purity, generosity and love in the face of great resistance, oppression, abuse and persecution.

During these school holidays we invite you to join us as we listen to this message by our Campus Pastor Sam Jackson as he preaches on being a minister and missionary in the places we live, work, and laugh.

During these school holidays we invite you to join us as we listen to this message by our Senior Pastor Jason Elsmore as he preaches on receiving and extending God’s kindness.

Do you want to know how to be happy? All of us want to be happy, but where do we find happiness? So many of the age old pursuits have come up empty. The pursuit of money, sex, power have left many with brief moments of elation but not a deep sense of contentment and happiness. Jesus invites us to embrace a whole new way of seeing the world and living. At the start of his most famous sermon, the sermon on the mount, Jesus lists a group of blessings to show the way to a happy and blessed life. And it turns out, the way to happiness is completely at odds with the message of this world.

For so many of us we simply want to be happy. But where do we find happiness? So many of the age old pursuits have come up empty. The pursuit of money, sex, power have left many with brief moments of elation but not a deep sense of contentment and happiness. Jesus invites us to embrace a whole new way of seeing the world and living. At the start of his most famous sermon, the sermon on the mount, Jesus lists a group of blessings to show the way to a happy and blessed life. And it turns out, the way to happiness is completely at odds with the message of this world.

For so many of us we simply want to be happy. But where do we find happiness? So many of the age old pursuits have come up empty. The pursuit of money, sex, power have left many with brief moments of elation but not a deep sense of contentment and happiness. Jesus invites us to embrace a whole new way of seeing the world and living. At the start of his most famous sermon, the sermon on the mount, Jesus lists a group of blessings to show the way to a happy and blessed life. And it turns out, the way to happiness is completely at odds with the message of this world.

For so many of us we simply want to be happy. But where do we find happiness? So many of the age old pursuits have come up empty. The pursuit of money, sex, power have left many with brief moments of elation but not a deep sense of contentment and happiness. Jesus invites us to embrace a whole new way of seeing the world and living. At the start of his most famous sermon, the sermon on the mount, Jesus lists a group of blessings to show the way to a happy and blessed life. And it turns out, the way to happiness is completely at odds with the message of this world.

For so many of us we simply want to be happy. But where do we find happiness? So many of the age old pursuits have come up empty. The pursuit of money, sex, power have left many with brief moments of elation but not a deep sense of contentment and happiness. Jesus invites us to embrace a whole new way of seeing the world and living. At the start of his most famous sermon, the sermon on the mount, Jesus lists a group of blessings to show the way to a happy and blessed life. And it turns out, the way to happiness is completely at odds with the message of this world.

As part of our monthly 5PM service, we invite you to join us as we unpack the book of Acts and learn what it looks like to be God's hands and feet in our modern day lives.

For so many of us we simply want to be happy. But where do we find happiness? So many of the age old pursuits have come up empty. The pursuit of money, sex, power have left many with brief moments of elation but not a deep sense of contentment and happiness. Jesus invites us to embrace a whole new way of seeing the world and living. At the start of his most famous sermon, the sermon on the mount, Jesus lists a group of blessings to show the way to a happy and blessed life. And it turns out, the way to happiness is completely at odds with the message of this world.

These two simple words give so much hope, and yet caused Jesus so much trouble. Throughout the gospel of John, Jesus claims His divinity by using the phrase I AM seven times, joining them to metaphors expressing His divinity, and inviting us all to experience a relationship with Him every day. This series will unpack the seven I AM statements of Jesus in John’s gospel to give us confidence in Jesus’ divinity, and help us discover the promises that Jesus offers to everyone who believes.

These two simple words give so much hope, and yet caused Jesus so much trouble. Throughout the gospel of John, Jesus claims His divinity by using the phrase I AM seven times, joining them to metaphors expressing His divinity, and inviting us all to experience a relationship with Him every day.

This series will unpack the seven I AM statements of Jesus in John’s gospel to give us confidence in Jesus’ divinity, and help us discover the promises that Jesus offers to everyone who believes.

As part of our monthly 5PM service, we invite you to join us as we unpack the book of Acts and learn what it looks like to be God's hands and feet in our modern day lives.

These two simple words give so much hope, and yet caused Jesus so much trouble. Throughout the gospel of John, Jesus claims His divinity by using the phrase I AM seven times, joining them to metaphors expressing His divinity, and inviting us all to experience a relationship with Him every day. This series will unpack the seven I AM statements of Jesus in John’s gospel to give us confidence in Jesus’ divinity, and help us discover the promises that Jesus offers to everyone who believes.

Come Holy Spirit. One of the ancient prayers of the church is a short and simple, yet profoundly powerful prayer. It has been prayed in catacombs, cathedrals and chapels throughout the centuries and it is our prayer for Gateway in 2023.

Come Holy Spirit. One of the ancient prayers of the church is a short and simple, yet profoundly powerful prayer. It has been prayed in catacombs, cathedrals and chapels throughout the centuries and it is our prayer for Gateway in 2023.

As part of our monthly 5PM service, we invite you to join us as we unpack the book of Acts and learn what it looks like to be God's hands and feet in our modern day lives.

Come Holy Spirit. One of the ancient prayers of the church is a short and simple, yet profoundly powerful prayer. It has been prayed in catacombs, cathedrals and chapels throughout the centuries and it is our prayer for Gateway in 2023.