Gateway Baptist Church

Sanctification is the process in the life of all Christians where they are transformed by the Holy Spirit to be more and more like Jesus.

Faith is believing in God as He reveals Himself in Scripture in such a way that it radically transforms our lives. (Please note - we had a temporary audio issue during the sermon between the 50-58 minute point in the service. We apologize for this problem in the recording.)

The most important priority in the life of a believer is knowing God through His word.

1 John 4 : 9 - 11 ~ There is nothing we can do to cause God to love us and more or any less than He already does.

Hebrews 12:1-2 ~ True and lasting joy comes through suffering.

Luke 1:30-33 ~ We can have peace knowing that Jesus always is the sovereign ruler over all things, including us.

John 1:14-16 ~ Jesus' unending grace gives us hope in any circumstance.

God graciously redeems sinners, and does so through the witness of those whose lives already are being transformed by His grace.

Whoever does not put their faith in Christ is justly condemned already and forever.

A call to unity in the church: The journey from pride to humility

The church is to select deacons who pursue faithfulness to God in their beliefs, personal lives, and families.

Churches desperately needs deacons who lead the congregation in meeting its practical needs

Jesus' death and resurrection begins the redemption of every part of His fallen creation.

God forgives all of our sins so that we may know Him and serve Him.

Christ died willingly in our place to deliver us from the power and penalty of sin and bring us back to God.

The Redeemer must be truly God in order to be the perfect and complete sacrifice for sin.

By being truly human, the Redeemer could die to rescue us from our sins and help us in our weakness.

The only Redeemer is the Lord Jesus Christ who rescues us from the penalty and power of sin to bring glory to God.

God delights in removing our guilt and reconciling us to Himself through a redeemer.

Missionary Ryan Thomas on "A Call to Global Missions"