Lifegate Church Podcast

There are plenty of life hacks out there to make us better and stronger. But when it comes to accessing spiritual strength, Scripture offers an often-overlooked life hack.

We know this- when it comes to our nuclear families, but we often don't think about it in the same way when it comes to the family of God. Did you know, if you're in Jesus, if He is Lord and Savior of your life, you are a part of a bigger family? One that is global, & more eternal than the family sitting right next to you. It is a family, connected by the Holy Spirit, that's designed to help us go through the stuff of life together.

The podcast explores the historical significance of Christ's resurrection in Christianity, delving into leadership transitions, decision-making styles, and the impact of being a thinker or feeler on spiritual connection. It also humorously reflects on a Paris trip highlighting the true significance of beliefs and values.

Although God mysteriously reveals Himself in many ways in Scripture, His clearest revelation if through Jesus Christ, His only Son, our Lord. 

 This message will help us understand how believing “The Father as Creator” shapes our thoughts and actions related to some of the most hotly debated issues of our day.

So much of how we think and live begins with what we believe. In this series, we’ll deep dive into our beliefs and go back in time to see how they align with the earliest Christians.

We all have grave clothes and the only way out of them is by receiving the forgiveness that God offers.

In this forgiveness series we are learning that our future will be determined by our capacity to forgive and in this talk, we will discover that our capacity to forgive will be determined by our willingness to receive the forgiveness of God. Are we willing? Here’s how you can be. 

Forgiveness is more than learned behavior or good social etiquette. True forgiveness requires a supernatural exchange between us and God, which then gives us the capacity to forgive others from our heart.

History is clear that without forgiveness there is no future – for nations, for relationships, or for personal wholeness. We’ll begin this series addressing the false forms of forgiveness that we often embrace, which leave us paralyzed in the pain of our past. And, we’ll point to a better way forward that promises a brighter tomorrow.