GateCity Buckhead

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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!

  1. 1d ago

    Incense & Oil | Part 1: The Desire to Go Up

    Worship and prayer rise like incense before God, and his blessing comes down like oil. In Part 1 of Incense & Oil, Pastor Hazen Stevens opens the Psalms of Ascent, the songs pilgrims sang on the road up to Jerusalem, the same songs Jesus sang as a boy. From Psalm 122 he shows four marks of the one who goes up: a joyful response to God's invitation, united praise, an altar that is also a throne we can petition, and the release of shalom, nothing broken, nothing lacking, nothing lost. Key Scriptures: Psalm 122, Psalm 133, Acts 10:4, 2 Corinthians 2:15, Hebrews 4:16, Luke 2:41-52 The Call: let the Prince of Peace bring his shalom into your heart, then your home, then your city. This week, pray for the peace of Atlanta and ascend daily with us in prayer. For more, visit gatecitybuckhead.com

  2. Sep 28

    Family Matters | Special Guest: Marriage & Relationship with Kristin & Montell

    On a special guest Sunday in our Family Matters series, Montell and Kristin Jordan join Pastor Hazen Stevens at GateCity Buckhead for an honest conversation about marriage and relationships: what it takes to build a covenant that lasts, and why a marriage with God at the center is a cord of three strands that is not quickly broken. Key Scriptures: Ecclesiastes 4:12 The Call: put God at the center of your marriage and your relationships, and keep choosing each other. For more, visit gatecitybuckhead.com

  3. Sep 21

    Family Matters | Part 7: Stand

    In Part 7 of Family Matters, Pastor Hazen Stevens closes seven weeks in Ephesians with a question: why does Paul end a letter about family with armor? Because the family God is building has an enemy, and the person across the table is never it. Before the armor come three things: strength that comes from the Lord, a struggle that is not against flesh and blood, and an evil day no one gets to schedule. Then, piece by piece, the full armor of God: the belt of truth, the breastplate of righteousness, feet fitted with the gospel of peace, the shield of faith, the helmet of salvation, and the sword of the Spirit. And after the armor: pray, pray, pray. Key Scriptures: Ephesians 6:10-24, John 10:10 The Call: be strong in the Lord, suit up before the evil day comes, and take your stand in prayer for your family and all the Lord's people. For more, visit gatecitybuckhead.com

  4. Sep 14

    Family Matters | Part 6: Light in the Lord

    In Part 6 of Family Matters, Pastor Hazen Stevens opens Ephesians 5 and the call to walk as children of light. Once you were darkness, but now you are light in the Lord, so live like it. From "not even a hint" of what belongs to the dark, to the truth that light is how words travel, this message traces what it looks like to receive the light of Christ and release it through your speech: words that bless, a life kept filled, gates that are guarded. Key Scriptures: Ephesians 5:1-14 The Call: receive His light, release it through your words, and make one concrete commitment this week to walk as a child of light. For more, visit gatecitybuckhead.com

  5. Sep 7

    Family Matters | Part 5: Walk Worthy

    In Part 5 of Family Matters, Pastor Hazen Stevens crosses the great pivot of Ephesians: after three chapters of what God has done, Paul turns and says "walk worthy of the calling to which you have been called." Not to earn the fullness, but to live it out. From the unity of one body and one Spirit to the gifts that equip the family to build itself in love, from putting on the new man to putting away the old, this message traces what the walk actually looks like when grace goes first: a life renewed from the inside, imitating God as dearly loved children. Key Scriptures: Ephesians 4:1-6, Ephesians 4:7-16, Ephesians 4:17-24, Ephesians 4:25-32, Ephesians 5:1-2 For more, visit gatecitybuckhead.com

  6. Sep 7

    Family Matters | Part 4: The Crescendo of Ephesians

    In Part 4 of Family Matters, Pastor Hazen Stevens reads Ephesians 1-3 the way you'd read a mountain range: following the recurring words, the pivots, and the crescendo that builds until God's family becomes God's dwelling place, filled with all His fullness. From the eight-fold trail of "in Him" to the mystery that erupts in chapter 3, this message traces one chain: blessed, chosen, adopted, made alive, seated, brought near, built together, filled. And the crescendo is always love, a love that surpasses knowledge, prayed over your home by name. Key Scriptures: Ephesians 1:3-14, Ephesians 1:15-23, Ephesians 3:1-13, Ephesians 3:14-21, Ephesians 4:1 For more, visit gatecitybuckhead.com

  7. Aug 31

    Family Matters | Part 3: A Dwelling Place For God

    In Part 3 of Family Matters, Pastor Hazen Stevens explores the incredible purpose of spiritual family: God’s family is meant to become God’s home. Ephesians describes a progression from strangers, to citizens, to family, to a house, and ultimately to a dwelling place where God lives by His Spirit.But becoming a dwelling place requires more than knowing about God—we are invited to interact with God through His Spirit. This message explores how we can move deeper than the rational level through worship, prayer, Scripture, vulnerability, and intentional time in God’s presence—both personally and together. As we learn to enter in with one another, God forms us into a people who can be filled with all His fullness.Key Scriptures:Ephesians 2:19–22, Ephesians 3:14–20, John 4:23–24, Matthew 18:20, Acts 5:15–16Main Points:1. God’s family is meant to become a dwelling place for His presence2. God desires more than intellectual knowledge—He invites us to know and encounter Him by the Spirit3. Worship, prayer, praying in the Spirit, and meditation on Scripture help us move deeper than the rational level4. Shame, inadequacy, busyness, and information without encounter can keep us from entering into God’s presence5. We cultivate His presence by tending our personal fire, setting aside intentional time, and learning to enter in together6. Vulnerability joins the stones—especially in the small places of family, friendship, and spiritual community7. When a people become God’s dwelling place, His presence can saturate and overflow through them➤ For more, visit gatecitybuckhead.comNotes: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1gODmszKUPNoEJBKxzMSJOqpG6W5pN4aRvVpqeP-RErs/edit?usp=sharing#FamilyMatters #ADwellingPlaceForGod #Ephesians2 #Ephesians3 #PresenceOfGod #SpiritualFamily #HolySpirit #PresenceCenteredLife #PrayerAndWorship #ChristianPodcast #SundaySermon

  8. Aug 21

    Family Matters | Part 1: You Are Chosen

    In the opening message of Family Matters, Pastor Hazen Stevens begins a journey through Ephesians with the story of his sister’s adoption and a powerful truth at the heart of the gospel: God chose us. Paul tells us how to live as family, he tells us that in Christ we have already been chosen, adopted, and brought fully into the family of God.We are not second-class members of God’s household or children who have to earn our place. We have been blessed with every spiritual blessing and welcomed into the Father’s love and inheritance. And this was never an afterthought—God chose us in Christ before the foundation of the world. When we truly believe that we are wanted, chosen, and loved, it changes how we relate to God and how we love the people around us.Key Scriptures:Ephesians 1:3–14, Romans 8:29Main Points:1. In Christ, we have been chosen and adopted into the family of God2. We are not second-class children—we receive the full love and inheritance of the Father3. We are first in the affections of God4. Our adoption was always God’s plan, not an afterthought5. Being chosen gives us both privilege and responsibility as members of God’s family6. Because we have been welcomed in, we are called to welcome others into the family➤ For more, visit gatecitybuckhead.comBlog : https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ByPmI0KDeMHtu2S-L5rQ8sTcYn9-vAjC75_N72rlkDk/edit?usp=sharing#FamilyMatters #SheWasChosen #Ephesians1 #ChosenByGod #Adopted #FamilyOfGod #IdentityInChrist #PresenceCenteredLife #ChristianPodcast #SundaySermon

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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!

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  • Creator
    GCB Productions
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    95
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    © GCB Productions
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