GateCity Buckhead

GCB Productions

Welcome to the GateCity Buckhead Podcast! Each week, we bring you powerful sermon recaps, engaging book discussions, and meaningful conversations to help you grow in faith. Whether you missed Sunday’s message or want to dive deeper into God’s Word, this podcast is here to encourage, equip, and inspire. Join us as we explore biblical truths, discuss impactful books, and seek to live out our faith in everyday life. Follow now and be part of the journey!

  1. 4D AGO

    Wisdom for Wealth | Part 1: How to Master Money Before it Masters You

    In the opening message of the Wisdom for Wealth series, Pastor Hazen Stevens reframes the way we think about money. Most conversations about wealth focus on strategy—how to make more, invest better, or advance financially. But Scripture begins with a deeper question: Who—or what—are you trusting?Jesus taught that the heart cannot serve two masters. Money itself is not the problem; it is the posture of the heart toward money that shapes our lives. When money becomes our security, identity, or hope, it quietly takes the place meant for God. But when wealth is stewarded under God’s authority, it becomes a tool that advances purpose rather than competing with it.Key Scriptures:Matthew 6:24, 1 Timothy 6:10, Matthew 6:22–23, Malachi 3:10, Proverbs 10:4, Proverbs 10:22Main Points:1. The most important financial question is not strategy, but trust2. Money is a tool; the love of money distorts the heart3. The love of money often appears as anxiety, comparison, or coveting4. Wealth that honors God follows three rhythms: Submit, Trust, Produce5. Healthy wealth grows while deepening devotion to God➤ For sermon notes and more, visit www.gatecitybuckhead.comNotes: https://docs.google.com/document/d/14MfO5AQ8XyPBVmjzCbcOtw_6f7MG11rWI2GvDcFyC7k/edit?usp=sharing#WisdomForWealth #BiblicalStewardship #FaithAndFinance #Matthew624 #TrustGod #KingdomStewardship #GateCityBuckhead #PresenceCenteredLife #SundaySermon #ChristianPodcast

    40 min
  2. MAR 9

    Culture of Hunger | Part 3: Hunger and Thirst for Righteousness

    In the final message of the Culture of Hunger series, Pastor Hazen Stevens explores Jesus’ promise in the Beatitudes: “Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they shall be satisfied.” This hunger is not produced by moral striving or religious effort. It begins when we recognize our spiritual poverty and cling to the righteousness Christ gives by faith.Walking through the progression of the Beatitudes, this message shows how true righteousness grows through communion with God. As we abide in Christ, righteousness begins to shape our lives outwardly in justice, mercy, and compassion. The promise of Jesus is clear: those who truly hunger for righteousness will ultimately be filled.Key Scriptures:Matthew 5:3–6, Isaiah 64:6, Philippians 3:8–9, Luke 18:11–14, John 3:3, Exodus 20, John 15:5, Hebrews 1:9, Psalm 89:14, Galatians 6:9–10, Revelation 21:4Main Points:1. The Beatitudes reveal a journey—from poverty of spirit to hunger for righteousness2. Self-righteousness cannot produce true righteousness3. Justification begins at the cross—Christ’s righteousness received by faith4. Righteousness grows through abiding in Christ5. True righteousness produces justice, mercy, and compassion6. The promise: those who hunger and thirst for righteousness will be satisfied➤ For sermon notes and more, visit www.gatecitybuckhead.com Notes:https://docs.google.com/document/d/1SY0hsDUcc8P1R4MIEUWxU8fgU2-xHdfY/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=118033972822425137533&rtpof=true&sd=true#CultureOfHunger #HungerForRighteousness #Beatitudes #Matthew5 #AbideInChrist #PresenceCenteredLife #GateCityBuckhead #SpiritualFormation #SundaySermon #ChristianPodcast

    30 min
  3. MAR 1

    Culture of Hunger | Part 2: Hunger for the Word

    In Week 2 of the Culture of Hunger series, Pastor Hazen Stevens calls us back to a deep, joyful longing for Scripture. Psalm 119 stands at the center of the Bible as a testimony to wholehearted devotion—“Blessed are those whose way is blameless… who seek Him with all their heart.” The psalmist doesn’t merely respect God’s Word—he delights in it, hides it in his heart, and builds his life upon it.This message reminds us that there is no other book like the Bible. It is living and active. It reveals Christ. It forms maturity. Without a steady diet of Scripture, we live without protection, correction, or direction.Key Scriptures:Psalm 119:1–16, Hebrews 4:12, John 1:1–14, Ephesians 6:17, 2 Timothy 3:16–17, Matthew 4, Matthew 5, Luke 22:37, Matthew 7:24–27, James 1:22, Colossians 3:16Main Points:1. The Word is unlike any other book—it is living, active, and reveals Christ2. The Word Protects – “It is written” (Matthew 4)3. The Word Corrects – “You have heard… but I tell you” (Matthew 5)4. The Word Directs – Jesus let Scripture guide even His suffering (Luke 22:37)5. Storms reveal foundation—steady intake of Scripture builds resilience6. The goal is not information, but transformation➤ For more information and ways to connect, visit www.gatecitybuckhead.comNotes: https://docs.google.com/document/d/14c51pMnh43SZh5hp1fHNOZWVye4biW4sk7ItWfEDkLk/edit?usp=sharing#CultureOfHunger #HungerForTheWord #Psalm119 #SwordOfTheSpirit #GateCityBuckhead #PresenceCenteredLife #SpiritualFormation #BuildOnTheRock #SundaySermon #ChristianPodcast

    34 min
  4. FEB 24

    Culture of Hunger | Part 1: A Culture of Spiritual Hunger by Billy Humphrey

    What does it look like to live as a spiritual family marked by hunger for God?In this opening message of the Culture of Hunger series, Billy Humphrey teaches that spiritual hunger is the essential edge in the Christian life. Hunger perseveres through trials, stays faithful in mundane seasons, seeks God in dry times, and presses in when He is moving. Giftedness may open doors—but hunger sustains destiny. Hunger is currency in the Kingdom of God, and God moves toward desire.Drawing from the lives of Moses, David, and Paul, this message reminds us that spiritual hunger expresses itself in pursuit—not just service, but seeking. Not loving what God gives, but loving God Himself.Key Scriptures:Luke 1:53, Exodus 33, Psalm 63:1, Philippians 3:7–10, Proverbs 27:7, Revelation 2:1–7, Ephesians 5:14, Matthew 5:6, 2 Peter 1:13, Ephesians 1:17–21, Matthew 4:4Main Points:1. Spiritual hunger perseveres and sustains long-term faithfulness2. Hunger is about desire, not performance—anyone can be hungry3. Barriers include distraction, busyness, misdirected affections, and losing first love4. We stir hunger by getting empty, remembering, praying for revelation, and fasting5. Our schedule reveals what we truly hunger for➤ For more information and ways to connect, visit www.gatecitybuckhead.com Notes: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1RdeHZU7uzJoPUUR3s2TLIrQrPsXRik3wVyPYFYT0Pt8/edit?usp=sharing#CultureOfHunger #SpiritualHunger #GateCityBuckhead #PresenceCenteredLife #SeekFirst #FirstLove #KingdomDesire #SundaySermon #ChristianPodcast #PursueGod

    43 min

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Welcome to the GateCity Buckhead Podcast! Each week, we bring you powerful sermon recaps, engaging book discussions, and meaningful conversations to help you grow in faith. Whether you missed Sunday’s message or want to dive deeper into God’s Word, this podcast is here to encourage, equip, and inspire. Join us as we explore biblical truths, discuss impactful books, and seek to live out our faith in everyday life. Follow now and be part of the journey!