Gateway Community Church Sermons Gateway Community Church
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Weekly sermons from Gateway Community Church.
Let the Word of God dwell in you richly as you hear these sermons on the go. Stay up to date with current series and the most recent Sunday morning Sermons. Regular contributions from Pastor Justin Carruthers, as well as occasional guest preachers.
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Have You Considered the Cost? (Mark 10.17-22)
When the rich young man came asking, "Good teacher . . . what must I do to inherit eternal life?" (Mark 10:17), Jesus' response pointed him in a new direction. Instead of moral uprightness and religious observance, Jesus invited the man to submit his whole heart and his whole life to God.
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Compelling Missional Disciples (Matthew 28:16-20)
Jesus' famous words in the Great Commission, "Go and make disciples of all nations" (Matthew 28:19) stand as the church's ongoing mandate. How should we do this? Is "making disciples" a calling for church leaders only, or is it for everyone that makes up the church?
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Follow Me (Matthew 9.9-13)
What does it mean to be a disciple of Jesus? Why do so many Christians get bored with their faith?
Have we settled for mere belief in Jesus rather than walking with Him? As we begin the "All In" series, we will start to see that Jesus calls us not simply to believe, but to follow. -
The Resurrection and the Life (John 11:17-44)
Jesus said, "I am the resurrection and the life. The one who believes in me will live, even though he die; and whoever lives by believing in me will never die." (John 11:25-26, NIV)
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The Tragic End (2 Samuel 24)
Though he was loved by the Lord and a man after God's own heart, we see that David is not the king we need. His sacrifice moved the Lord to relent from punishing the people further, yet the cost was significant. In the end, we see God's sovereign justice and grace at work, and a shadow of Jesus, the Son of David, who is the true King and the atoning sacrifice we need.
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Lifesong (2 Samuel 22-23)
David's song of praise from 2 Samuel 22 (which also mirrors Psalm 18), tells the story of the Lord at work in His people Israel, and in David's life. Looking back over his accomplishments and failures, David sees with clarity that God is great, that God is trustworthy and that God is worthy of praise.