August Gate Church

August Gate Church

In this week's text we see God's call to repentance in the midst of pursuing His mission.

In this week's text we see that God is with us even when building becomes a battle.

This week's text shows us that every person in the Church has a part to play in the mission of God.

This week's text shows us that every person in the Church has a part to play in the mission of God.

August Gate Church

In this week's text we see Nehemiah begin to see opposition as he seeks to see God's vision for His kingdom established in Jerusalem.

In this week's text we see that after 4 months of praying and seeking the Lord, Nehemiah receives permission from the king to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem.

August Gate Church

This week we take a look at Nehemiah's prayer and recognize the pattern laid forth in which we can pray for our lives, our church, and our city.

This week we started in the book of Nehemiah and Pastor Noah challenged us to pray for God's vision in our lives, our church and our city.

This week we wrap up the book of Colossians with this thought, Christ is all and we are called to surrender all.

This week we wrap up the book of Colossians with this thought, Christ is all and we are called to surrender all.

In this week's text we see that the work God has called us to is greater than our ability to accomplish it.

This week's text is a reminder that no matter our situation in life we are all bondservants and Jesus is Master.

This week's text is a reminder that no matter our situation in life we are all bondservants and Jesus is Master.

This week we take a look at Paul's instructions to the church at Colossae on how God desires for Christian spouses, parents, and children to function under the rule of King Jesus.

In this week's text we see practical instruction from the Apostle Paul on how to live lives that are rooted and grounded in Christ.

From Luke 24 and John 20 we see 4 people and sets of people that teach us ways that we should and shouldn't respond to the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Because Jesus, who is our life, is supreme and sufficient, we're called to a constant dying to self and living to Christ.