Gateway Church's Podcast

Jesus meets two disciples on the road to Emmaus on Easter Sunday afternoon. They are processing the events of the weekend and dealing with disappointment - Jesus wasn’t who they wanted Him to be. They will see, however, as we can as well, that Jesus is much more!

Mary Magdalene’s grief was almost palpable that first Easter morning. She came expecting to see and smell death, but what she found instead was an empty tomb and Jesus who called her by name. He still calls people by name. Have you heard his voice?

On Palm Sunday, we celebrate the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem as the King who will bring about salvation. However, the people that day wanted a different kind of salvation than the one Jesus was offering. He came to disrupt their expectations and point them to the peace and hope that would only come through a humble and gentle sovereign. He comes to us today with the same offer of salvation. Will we bend the knee to King Jesus?

God’s gift of sexual intimacy in marriage is to be treasured and safeguarded in our lives. The world and our own flesh can distort and abuse this gift to ends that never satisfy and ultimately harm us. Let’s catch God’s vision for our lives and find the joy that comes with it.

In this message, we explore God’s best for our money and possessions. Proverbs is full of insight into how we are to view and manage the resources God has entrusted to our care. The idols of materialism and consumerism beckon for our attention and worship in our culture, but the biblical vision of stewardship and seeking after God’s priorities for our hearts is much more satisfying.

Words matter. What we say and how we say it can either inspire life or incite death. In this message from our Proverbs series, we will see how on average we have 860 million opportunities over the course of our lives to inspire people with our words, as we seek to love and follow Jesus.

Whether we realize it or not, we all find ourselves aligned with either the patterns of the world or the plans and purposes of God. In this message, Pastor Michael challenge us from Proverbs to align our lives with the God who created all things and offers us redemption through Jesus, the true wisdom of God.

Proverbs 9 presents us with a choice: will we long for wisdom and find satisfaction or folly and be left wanting more. Which will you choose?

Sunday message from Pastor Michael Luciano on 2/7/21

Sunday message from Pastor Michael Luciano on January 31st, 2021

Sunday message from Pastor Stew Weinisch on January 24th 2021

Sunday sermon from Pastor Michael Luciano on January 17th 2021

Sunday sermon from Pastor Michael Luciano on January 10th, 2021

Sunday message from Pastor Michael Luciano on January 3rd 20201

Sunday message on December 27th by Pastor Steve Allen

Christmas Eve message from Pastor Michael Luciano

Sunday message from Pastor Michael Luciano on December 20th 2020

Sunday message from Pastor Michael Luciano on December 13th 2020

Sunday message from Pastor Stew Weinisch on December 6th 2020