Gateway Church's Podcast

What does living a Spirit-filled life look like? (Spoiler: it’s about who we are, not what we do!) Continuing our Empowered series, Dr. Derwin Gray shares an important message about the Holy Spirit. He reminds us that, as believers, we were never meant to earn God’s love, strength, and identity—we were made to live from it!

Have you ever felt like you don’t belong in God’s family or that your past disqualifies you from receiving His love? Pastor Mark Jobe continues our Empowered series with a powerful truth: you were never meant to live as a spiritual orphan. Through Christ’s Spirit, you are not only qualified—you are chosen, forgiven, adopted, and accepted!

Dr. Megan Fate Marshman, a passionate teacher of the Word, inspires listeners with the powerful reminder of God's ongoing presence in our lives. She discusses the significance of prayer during Pentecost, illustrating how the Holy Spirit continues to empower us today. Through relatable metaphors like cups and water, she emphasizes viewing Christianity as a transformative relationship rather than a mere religion. Ultimately, Megan calls for embracing divine love to spark personal change and emphasizes our roles as Christ's hands and feet in the world.

Daniel Floyd, the newly appointed senior pastor at Gateway Church, discusses the importance of unchanging truths in a constantly shifting world. He emphasizes core values like love for God and the necessity of community. Floyd shares personal stories that illustrate the ministry of reconciliation, urging listeners to embody compassion and support within their communities. He highlights the power of scripture as a transformative force, inviting all to embrace joy and connection in their spiritual journeys.

Max Lucado, a pastor and bestselling author known for his uplifting messages, shares insights about unleashing one's potential through divine empowerment. He discusses how the Holy Spirit equips ordinary people with extraordinary gifts to serve the community. Reflecting on personal experiences, he highlights the importance of prioritizing family and leveraging spiritual gifts like discernment and healing. Lucado emphasizes that humility and a focus on God's greatness are essential for impactful ministry, inspiring listeners to embrace their unique callings.

Have you ever felt like something was off in your spiritual life but couldn’t quite put your finger on it? Like your soul was tired, your prayers were empty, or your heart just wasn’t in it? Pastor Abram DePrang concludes our Let Us Pray series by showing us how easy it is to live unaware of a deeper spiritual sickness—one masked by strength, performance, or outward appearances. But Jesus—our Great Physician—doesn’t just treat our symptoms, He heals us from the inside out.

This Mother’s Day, Lisa Harper brings an inspiring message for anyone who has ever felt overlooked, disqualified, or broken. Through the story of two courageous midwives in Exodus, we are reminded that God delights in using unlikely people to accomplish extraordinary things. No matter your story, it’s not too late—your “yes” to God could be the beginning of something beautiful.

Have you ever wanted to pray, but couldn’t seem to find the words? Or maybe you’ve had so much on your mind to pray about that you didn’t even know where to start? Pastor Max Lucado begins our new series, Let Us Pray, with a message about how God knows and understands our prayers, even when we don’t have the words. We may not know how to ask God for help, but the best news is that He already knows exactly what we need!

This uplifting talk explores finding strength amid life's chaos. The speaker shares a heartwarming encounter with Pope Francis, emphasizing faith and community support. Key moments from the life of Joshua inspire listeners to foster courage in God’s presence. A comparison between a fearful majority and a brave minority reveals the importance of embracing the present. The discussion ties in the stories of music legends to highlight resilience, culminating in a call for active faith within communities through shared traditions.

Have you ever thought you were close to someone, only to realize you really weren’t? In this message from our From Death to Life series, Pastor Joakim Lundqvist shows how it’s possible to live your whole life near God, yet never truly know Him. The good news is that Jesus didn’t come to keep His distance—He is always near with arms wide open. This Resurrection weekend, discover the joy of fully receiving the love that’s been reaching for you all along.