Welcome to the LIFEGATE Church podcast! We are a church led by Pastor Nirup Alphonse. Based out of Denver, Colorado we as a church exist to see people made alive in Christ. For more information visit lifegatedenver.com or download our LIFEGATE Denver app.
Why did Jesus say it was better for Him to leave? Discover the promise of the Holy Spirit, faithful discipleship, and hope through John 16.
Jesus calls us to love as He loved us. Discover how sacrificial love transforms relationships, friendship with God, and everyday life.
Jesus invites us to stop striving and start abiding. Discover how remaining in Christ leads to lasting joy, peace, and a fruitful life.
Jesus promises the Holy Spirit, lasting peace, and His presence. Discover how love-fueled obedience leads to courage, intimacy, and hope.
In John 14, Jesus offers hope, belonging, and peace amid uncertainty, inviting us to trust Him and participate in God's work today.
Jesus loved Judas and Peter despite betrayal and denial. Discover the transforming power of grace, sacrificial love, and true discipleship.
Jesus washes His disciples’ feet, revealing that true greatness is found in humble service. Discover how grace transforms pride into Christlike love.
Life is uncertain, but the story isn't. Discover hope, purpose, and peace through a message that points to lasting restoration.
Pastor Mike Drury shares how God uses seasons of waiting to build faith, trust, and hope through the stories of Daniel and Jeremiah.
Psalm 72 reveals life as God’s story. True joy, purpose, and identity come through surrender, prayer, and allegiance to Jesus.
When life feels overwhelming, how do you pray? Pastor Nicole Gunter explores Moses' intercession in Exodus 32 and what it reveals about God's mercy, bold prayer, and trusting Him through life's wilderness seasons.
God doesn't call the qualified — He qualifies the called. In Week 3 of "We Are All Witnesses," Lis Cheesman shares a bold, Spirit-filled message about stepping into your calling and boldly declaring what Christ has done in your life.
You've encountered Jesus — now what? Pastor Nirup Alphonse reminds us that faith was never meant to be kept to yourself. In Week 2 of "We Are All Witnesses," discover why your testimony is more powerful than you know.
“We Are All Witnesses” explores Jesus’ call to follow Him and share His mission. Discipleship is walking with Jesus and helping others find life in Him. Live on mission—through everyday conversations, invitations, and relationships.
Palm Sunday (Matthew 21:1–11) reveals Jesus as the humble King who calls for authentic worship. Contrasting the crowd’s fleeting praise with the disciples’ quiet obedience, this message reminds us that true revival begins with simple, faithful surrender to Jesus.
Your work matters more than you think. In this Faith and Work message, discover how every job can be an act of worship that reflects God’s kingdom. Be encouraged to live and work with purpose, grit, and courage, knowing your labor in Christ is never in vain.
Mandy Arioto shares how the story of Daniel inspires believers to pursue excellence, courage, and faith at work—revealing God’s power and purpose in everyday calling.
Pastor Mike Kelsey teaches how faith transforms our work, encouraging believers to be faithful where God has placed them and to reflect His kingdom through purpose, love, and integrity.
Work isn’t just a job—it’s a calling. Discover God’s design for work, Sabbath rest, and how Jesus frees us from burnout and striving.
How does faith shape the way we lead, serve, and influence at work? This teaching invites us to see our workplace as mission ground—where character, excellence, and love point others to Christ.
Your work matters to God. This message reframes our jobs as sacred callings, showing how faith reshapes ambition, integrity, leadership, and everyday responsibility in the workplace.
What kind of church carries the glory of God? This teaching calls us to deeper surrender, unity, and spiritual hunger as we become a people marked by His presence, not just activity.
You are not unseen or forgotten. This message reminds us that God’s glory is personal and near, meeting us in weakness and sustaining us in every season with faithful love and purpose.
God doesn’t just display His glory—He dwells with His people. In this message, we begin exploring what it means to become a “house of glory,” shaped by His presence and committed to reflecting Him in our community.
What does it look like to live aware of God’s glory every day? This week continues the journey, challenging us to pursue deeper intimacy with God and reflect His character in our homes, work, and relationships.
From Genesis to today, God’s glory has always been the center of the story. This message unpacks how Scripture reveals a consistent invitation to seek Him first and align our lives around His presence.
Pastor Nirup explores Moses’ bold request to see God’s glory and what it means for us today. Discover why God’s presence—not achievement, success, or status—is the true source of purpose, identity, and transformation.
In this sermon on Joel 1, we confront the urgent call to repentance, awakening, and readiness for the Day of the Lord. Joel’s vision of the locust plague reveals how sin slowly destroys joy, identity, and intimacy with
God. In an age of spiritual complacency, this message reminds us: God’s judgment is real, but His grace is near. Jesus is not a tame figure—He is the righteous King who calls us to mourn, fast, and return to Him. This series challenges us to look up, stay ready, and seek true joy in Christ alone as we await His return
James 5:1–6 warns the rich, but what does it mean for us today? Discover the Bible’s truth about wealth, greed, and storing treasures in heaven instead of on earth.. This powerful message challenges us to examine where our treasure truly lies, because where your treasure is, your heart will also be.
In James 4:11‑17, the Apostle James confronts two dangerous heart postures—judgment and control—and calls followers of Jesus to live in humility and surrender to God’s will. In this powerful message, Pastor Nirup unpacks why only God is the true Judge and only God is sovereign over our lives. Whether you’re struggling with judgment, wrestling for control, or seeking clarity on God’s will, this sermon will encourage you to trust the One who holds your life, your future, and your eternity in His hands.
n James 4, we’re confronted with a deep truth: the greatest battle we face isn’t outside of us; it’s within. Our desires, our pride, and our divided hearts all pull us toward the world. But God, in His relentless love, is calling us back to Himself.
This message explores the contrast between worldly friendship and godly intimacy. God opposes the proud but gives grace to the humble. He longs for our affection and calls us into repentance, surrender, and restoration.
“Draw near to God, and He will draw near to you.”
This is a call to come home and to choose friendship with the One who loves you most.
In this powerful message, we dive deep into James 3:13–18, where James contrasts earthly wisdom with wisdom from above. What drives your decisions—selfish ambition or humble surrender? Are you living out a wisdom that reflects the heart of heaven?
Discover how to move beyond surface-level understanding and step into a life marked by peace, purity, and God’s presence. This message challenges us to examine the fruit of our lives and embrace a wisdom that transforms not just what we know, but who we are.
In this sermon, Pastor Nicole Gunter explores the power of the tongue, as described in James 3:1-12. Words have the power of life and death, and Nicole challenges us to reflect on how our speech aligns with our faith. Drawing from Proverbs 18:21, she emphasizes that our words should build others up, not tear them down, and calls us to be intentional with what we say.
Pastor Nicole dives into how our speech reflects our hearts and provides practical steps to speak life in our everyday conversations.
Is your faith just a belief, or is it active, visible, and alive? In Week 6 of our transformative journey through the Book of James, Pastor Josh Lin unpacks one of the most powerful and practical teachings in Scripture: faith without works is dead (James 2:14–26). This isn’t just theology—it’s a call to action.
In this powerful message, Pastor Nirup Alphonse walks us through James Chapter 5, exploring themes of patience, justice, prayer, and spiritual restoration. Get ready to deepen your understanding of authentic faith and how to live out mercy in everyday life.
Are you just hearing the Word—or living it out? In this message, Jason Best walks through James 1:19-28 and challenges us to live with an active, fruit-bearing faith. It's not enough to believe—we're called to become more like Christ through obedience. We were made for more.
What if the hardest thing God asks you to surrender is the very thing He promised you? In this grace-filled message, Pastor Nicole Gunter unpacks the story of Abraham and Isaac — revealing how God's grace carries us through the tests we cannot bear on our own.
It's about grace that empowers obedience, grace that sustains us through grief, and grace that never lets go. Whether you're walking through loss, wrestling with trust, or learning to lay down your will, this message will draw you closer to the heart of Jehovah Jireh — the God who provides through love, not performance.
In this powerful message, we explore the profound significance of Noah's Ark as a vessel of deliverance, pointing to a greater promise—the cross of Christ. Through God's mercy, we are called into His protection, provision, and presence, not to escape judgment, but to find hope and life within His grace. Discover the deeper connection between God's covenant and the cross, and how His mercy offers renewal, healing, and restoration in our lives today.
This world is filled with pain and brokenness, yet God's mercy is a life-changing force that transforms us from the inside out. Embrace the mercy that covers all sin, providing a fresh start every day, and walk in the life-giving grace that comes through the cross.
Join us as we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ on Easter Sunday at LIFEGATE Church in Denver, CO.
Thanks for joining us for our Holy Week Prayer Week! We hope you are encouraged and challenged as we cry out Maranatha this Holy Week!
Gloria Patri:
Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Ghost; as it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be, world without end. Amen.
Thanks for joining us for our Holy Week Prayer Week! We hope you are encouraged and challenged as we cry out Maranatha this Holy Week!
Gloria Patri:
Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Ghost; as it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be, world without end. Amen.
Thanks for joining us for our Holy Week Prayer Week! We hope you are encouraged and challenged as we cry out Maranatha this Holy Week!
Gloria Patri:
Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Ghost; as it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be, world without end. Amen.
On this Good Friday Gathering, we will move through the evening of the events that happened on the day of the Lord's crucifixion. Psalm 22 will be our guide.
Thanks for joining us for our Holy Week Prayer Week! We hope you are encouraged and challenged as we cry out Maranatha this Holy Week!
Gloria Patri:
Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Ghost; as it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be, world without end. Amen.
Thanks for joining us for our Holy Week Prayer Week! We hope you are encouraged and challenged as we cry out Maranatha this Holy Week!
Gloria Patri:
Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Ghost; as it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be, world without end. Amen.
Thanks for joining us for our Holy Week Prayer Week! We hope you are encouraged and challenged as we cry out Maranatha this Holy Week!
Gloria Patri:
Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Ghost; as it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be, world without end. Amen.
Thanks for joining us for our Holy Week Prayer Week! We hope you are encouraged and challenged as we cry out Maranatha this Holy Week!
Gloria Patri:
Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Ghost; as it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be, world without end. Amen.
The people gathered around Jesus were hungry. The disciples couldn't see what was right in front of them - that Jesus came to satisfy the deepest desires of our hearts. In the demonstration of receiving and offering, Jesus shows us that rest is found when we come to God, and it is here that we are Blessed, Broken & Given. In this life, there is joy as we are RENEWED in the Lord.
The Prodigal son wants nothing to do with his father and thinks he can find rest in all the things of the world. When he finally comes to the end of himself, he remembers that he was once a son and returns home with the hopes of being a slave. Yet, he is surprised by grace and is brought into the rest and joy of his father. In the same way, in Christ, we are REVIVED in the Lord.
This feast is the second of the three harvest feasts. It occurs exactly seven weeks after the Feasts of First Fruits, so it's also called Pentecost, which means "50days." God's plan to save souls included more than the Jews. Through Jesus, this plan was revealed. In Matthew 9:37, Jesus tells His disciples that "the harvest is great, but the workers are few." Then he put the plan into place: In Acts 1:4 He tells them to wait in Jerusalem for the Holy Spirit.
That arrival was the day the Church was born- Pentecost - and the harvest began with 3000 souls. The message spread to both Jews and Gentiles( the two leavened loaves of bread), extending the harvest to us.
The Feast of First fruits is one of the three Jewish harvest feasts to thank and honor God for all he provided. The priests sacrificed Passover lambs on the 14th day of the month of Nisan, and the first day of Passover was the 15th. The Feast of First Fruits on the third day, the 16th of Nisan. This "third-day" Celebration was the same day that Jesus resurrected from the dead.
In 1 Corinthians 15:20, Paul refers to Jesus as the first fruits of the dead. He represents the first of the great harvest of souls that will resurrect to eternal life because of the new Covenant in His blood.
This seven-day feast begins on the day following the start of Passover. In the haste of the Israelites to leave Egypt, there was no time to add leaven(yeast) to their bread. During this time, remembering the hardships in Egypt and how God freed them from captivity, the Jews ate nothing leavened. Leaven often represents sin and decay in the Bible. Once Incorporated, yeast becomes an inseparable part of the bread; the same is true for sin's effect on our lives.
In John 6:35, Jesus boldly states that he is bread of life. Not only does he remove our sins, he nourishes our souls.
This feast remembers the last plague in Egypt when the angel of death "passed over" the children of Israel who applied the blood of the lamb to their doors. The Israelites took a bundle of hyssop and dipped it into the blood in the basin at the threshold. When John the Baptist said, "Look! The Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world!" he understood the Old Testament reference.
In the New Testament, we see that Jesus - born in a stable, visited by shepherds, and led to the slaughter - is that lamb sent for us. His death allows the judgement we deserve to pass over us.
At the center of the table are not our preferences but the risen and living Christ. From the center and in community, we experience the transforming power of Christ Jesus. We come to the table as we are and invite others as they are - but we invite the presence of Jesus to change us from the inside out.
In a world that is deeply divided, and the god of the age is the self, hospitality is an act of kindness and defiance. It is tethering ourselves to the nature and character of Christ, placing ourselves in the position of servants. It is at the table where we extend the tangible grace of Christ to the hurting, lost, broken, and marginalized. For the early church, this is how they changed the world.
The history of the church and the people of God live and move around a table. It is here that the world saw for the first time the beautiful mosaic that is the Kingdom dining around a table, breaking bread, and confessing the risen Christ. The table is where the mystery of the Gospel is made visible to the watching world.
The church is meant to be a "city on a hill....the light of the world." The church and followers of Jesus must exist for the good of the city. This begins with the gathering, but we must then scatter into the world and into the city to see the flourishing of all people.
The greatest threat to us growing in our faith (there is no threat to the Gospel- The Kingdom cannot be shaken) is the radical and idolatrous autonomy we hold on to. In a culture whose only commitment is to be committed to nothing, the people of Jesus must be radically committed to the church historically, globally, and locally.
The story of the Gospel is not about making bad people good, but moving those who are dead to life in Christ. This means that sin is not fundamentally about behavior a detachment from God and the things of God. The Gospel then awakens us to life and brings us back into communion with God.
The prayer of the church and Christians is “Maranatha” because we desire and believe in the Lord’s return. The Lord Jesus speaks, promising to come soon as the Divine Messiah. As Christians, we are not afraid but trust that God is both loving and just and ask Him to release His judgment over the world so that the world might be fully saved and consummated.
One of the most comforting realities is that Jesus Christ is still and always will be sovereign over all things. While “Maranatha” in this context is not a prayer for the immanent return of Christ, it is a prayer that reminds us that we must be active agents, living self-controlled and sober-minded. In this, we will be devoted to prayer and of use in the Kingdom. Our prayer is for God to make things right in the world.
As one of the prayers of early Christians, “Maranatha” simply meant, “Our Lord has come.” It was a reminder to the church that in a world where we often feel far from God or we sense God’s distance, we are anchored in the truth of His incarnation. This is important for us because we want to begin our year by being reminded that God in Christ Jesus has entered the human story.
Jesus was born as the Savior King in fulfillment of numerous prophecies and promises found in the Old Testament Scriptures. His birth was marked by several significant aspects that revealed his identity as the long-awaited Messiah and Savior of the world: This King was affirmed by divine announcements, visits from dignitaries, declarations by angels, and the purpose of his birth to save humanity from sin. His birth in Bethlehem marked the beginning of God's redemptive plan, offering salvation and eternal life to all who believe in him.
Jesus was a King who was born to suffer so that His people would know what it means to live. Jesus was the suffering King who endured betrayal, rejection, mockery, humiliation, suffering, and death for the sake of humanity. Through his sacrificial death and triumphant resurrection, he provided forgiveness, redemption, and eternal life, fulfilling the prophecies of the suffering servant in the Old Testament and establishing his reign as the King of Kings and Lord of Lords.
Jesus came as a shepherd by caring for the lost, guiding and teaching his followers, protecting, and
defending them, sacrificing himself for their sake, and ultimately rising from the dead to secure eternal life for all who believe in him. He embodies the qualities of the Good Shepherd who loves, leads, and lays down his life for his sheep. This was the prophet announcement – that one day, a true Messiah would come and shepherd His people.
Unlike the kings of the earth who were domineering over their subjects and demanded to be served, Jesus exemplified what it means to be a servant. He walked as a king of humility displaying sacrificial love, compassion, and mercy for those who were deeply broken. As the servant King, Jesus challenged traditional notions of leadership and power, showing that true greatness is found in humble service to others.
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Jesus was the Spirit-filled King who demonstrated his authority, performed miracles, taught with wisdom, overcame temptation, and ultimately conquered death through the empowerment of the Holy Spirit, fulfilling his mission to reconcile humanity to God and establish the Kingdom of God on earth. He was conceived by the Spirit (birth), led by the Spirit (wilderness), and empowered by the Spirit (miracles, authority, power).
Christ’s supremacy demands our response in missions. He reigns as Creator, Savior, and King, offering eternal hope to all. Sharing the gospel reflects His unmatched love, worth, and glory. Through missions, we declare His authority and bring His light to nations in need of redemption. His greatness fuels our passion and joy, compelling us to make His name known.
The question we must ask is – is Christ worth it?
Join us as we kick off a new series on Spiritual Warfare! Learn, engage, and be equip to fight the spiritual battles in your life.
Happiness for a Christian is directly tied to who you're walking with. Who or what are you walking with?
Student Takeover | Pastor Jordan Arce
The God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob is the the same God today. There is no generation too far gone for the work of the cross to cover.
As a follow of Jesus, our joy is dependent on Him. It requires that we look within, look around, and look up. Joy is available for those who commune with Lord.
The invitation of the cross is one the provides the purpose our souls long for. While culture defines our earthly purposes purpose based on changing standards, the eternal purpose given to us by Jesus stays the same. A purpose of unity and oneness in the church.
As Christians, we are to reject the world and embrace the cross. As we live face to face with God, we do so with a faith and trust that only can come through Jesus.
The Christian life is a pursuit of creator and created.
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Each of us are born with a longing for space and a place to rest. The key to finding rest? Rejoicing.
The joy in your life is directly connected to your level of obedience.
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The life of Jesus was demonstrated through unconventional ways. Love sacrificed and greatness lived lowly.
Victory is not merely a destination we pursue. Victory is a place that we live from by the work of Jesus on the cross. Discover the hope of having victory in Jesus with us this week.
Victory is not merely a destination we pursue. Victory is a place that we live from by the work of Jesus on the cross. Discover the hope of having victory in Jesus with us this week.
The invitation of the gospel is an invitation into the story that God is writing with humanity. From the beginning of time, God has been authoring a story that forms our lives. This is the story we live for.
Suffering is part of the human experience. But what if we looked at it through the lens of purpose instead of pain? Nothing with God is ever wasted– including your suffering.
The joy we are seeking is found in the abounding love of Christ.
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What if the joy you are longing to experience is directly connected to the work God has called you to participate in? This work is not about your own success but about the advancement of the Kingdom of God, and when we walk in this calling the result is living in an unshakeable joy.
Ruth | Week 4
The story of Ruth finally comes to an end and unlike modern romance stories of our day, this story is ultimately not about the lives of the character. Rather, in this narrative we see that ways in which God is faithful to restore a broken people back to Himself. We are a lost and broken people constantly looking for someone or something to redeem us. The good news of the Bible, and what we see in this story is the way in which God moves on our behalf and brings us into life with Him.
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Ruth Series | Week 3
As we move further in the story, we continue to see the character of God and His faithfulness displayed. The story continues to use this small struggling family as the backdrop for the way in which God works in the lives of those who love Him. This third chapter has remnants and takes us back to the moment in the garden when Adam sees Eve; there are clues pointing towards the final redemption in Christ. The key to this chapter is seeing how burdens (for example what Boaz gives Ruth) is a blessing. God is always leading His people into greater blessing (Psalm 119:1) in what often initially feels like a burden.
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In the second chapter we are introduced to another main character who points towards the revelation of Christ Himself. One of the keys in the story that is revealed in this chapter is the way in which God is always working behind the scenes. The author reminds us that while the presence of God is real to the characters, His purpose still remains hidden. We can trust in a God who has been the same and is unchanging because of the nature of His character. We see through Boaz the way in which God works – he gives bread, wine, safety and protection – His mercies are truly new every morning. What seemed like a story that would end in tragedy now has the beginning marks of God’s faithful turnaround.
In the first chapter we are introduced right away to the context that sets the stage for the entire story. Our main characters find themselves living in a time where people are living as they please in rebellion words God. During a time of drought, in the land God had promised them a decision was made to take control and go to a place outside the promise of God. The story begins with out characters not trysting God. Yet, the word we find throughout the first chapter is "shut" which means to "return." The entire first chapter sets the theme of the story and what it means to return to God's grace – even in our sin and rebellion we see the evidence of God's grace as He draws us back to Himself.
People of the Book | Week 3
The Bible is the story of God inviting humanity to know Him and become who He has called us to be. The Bible then is not just any book, but the eternal Word of God that is essential in our spiritual formation. The aim of the Christian life is not to do “Christian things” but to be transformed into the likeness of Christ. The Scriptures invite us to see what it means to live this life and points us to the One who empowers us
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People of the Book | Week 2
God has always desired for humanity to encounter Him. He has revealed Himself through creation, the written word, and the Living Word (Christ). The Scriptures then are the inspired Word of God, given to us that we might have an encounter with Him and know His voice in our lives. the Bible is the story of God (not us) and in it we see the unfolding nature of God, ultimately pointing to Christ through whom we encounter God and experience His grace in our lives.
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People of the Book | Week 1
God has always desired for humanity to encounter Him. He has revealed Himself through creation, the written word, and the Living Word (Christ). The Scriptures then are the inspired Word of God, given to us that we might have an encounter with Him and know His voice in our lives. the Bible is the story of God (not us) and in it we see the unfolding nature of God, ultimately pointing to Christ through whom we encounter God and experience His grace in our lives.
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Thanks for joining us for our Holy Week Prayer Week! Come and behold the Kingdom of Heaven with us this week!
Lord's Prayer:
Our Father, Who art in heaven, Hallowed be Thy Name. Thy Kingdom come, Thy Will be done, On earth as it is in Heaven. Give us this day, our daily bread, And forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. For thine is the Kingdom, the power, and the glory, forever and ever, amen.
On Easter Sunday, we celebrate our Risen King! The work that Jesus did on the cross was not for bad people to become good, but rather dead people to become alive. As we celebrate our life in Jesus, we are reminded that not even death could hold our Savior down!
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Thanks for joining us for our Holy Week Prayer Week! Come and behold the Kingdom of Heaven with us this week!
Lord's Prayer:
Our Father, Who art in heaven, Hallowed be Thy Name. Thy Kingdom come, Thy Will be done, On earth as it is in Heaven. Give us this day, our daily bread, And forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. For thine is the Kingdom, the power, and the glory, forever and ever, amen.
Thanks for joining us for our Holy Week Prayer Week! Come and behold the Kingdom of Heaven with us this week!
Lord's Prayer:
Our Father, Who art in heaven, Hallowed be Thy Name. Thy Kingdom come, Thy Will be done, On earth as it is in Heaven. Give us this day, our daily bread, And forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. For thine is the Kingdom, the power, and the glory, forever and ever, amen.
Thanks for joining us for our Holy Week Prayer Week! Come and behold the Kingdom of Heaven with us this week!
Lord's Prayer:
Our Father, Who art in heaven, Hallowed be Thy Name. Thy Kingdom come, Thy Will be done, On earth as it is in Heaven. Give us this day, our daily bread, And forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. For thine is the Kingdom, the power, and the glory, forever and ever, amen.
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Lord's Prayer:
Our Father, Who art in heaven, Hallowed be Thy Name. Thy Kingdom come, Thy Will be done, On earth as it is in Heaven. Give us this day, our daily bread, And forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. For thine is the Kingdom, the power, and the glory, forever and ever, amen.
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Lord's Prayer:
Our Father, Who art in heaven, Hallowed be Thy Name. Thy Kingdom come, Thy Will be done, On earth as it is in Heaven. Give us this day, our daily bread, And forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. For thine is the Kingdom, the power, and the glory, forever and ever, amen.
Thanks for joining us for our Holy Week Prayer Week! We hope you are encouraged and moved into a posture of prayer through this digital liturgy.
Apostle's Creed:
I believe in God, the Father almighty,
creator of heaven and earth.
I believe in Jesus Christ, God’s only Son, our Lord,
who was conceived by the Holy Spirit,
born of the Virgin Mary,
suffered under Pontius Pilate,
was crucified, died, and was buried;
he descended to the dead.
On the third day he rose again;
he ascended into heaven,
he is seated at the right hand of the Father,
and he will come to judge the living and the dead.
I believe in the Holy Spirit,
the holy Church,
the communion of saints,
the forgiveness of sins,
the resurrection of the body,
and the life everlasting. Amen.
Lord's Prayer:
Our Father, Who art in heaven, Hallowed be Thy Name. Thy Kingdom come, Thy Will be done, On earth as it is in Heaven. Give us this day, our daily bread, And forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. For thine is the Kingdom, the power, and the glory, forever and ever, amen.
The Good News | Message 3
On Palm Sunday the people gathered and expressed their worship to King Jesus. This was a significant event because it captures our motivation for evangelism. While people being lost and far from good should break our hearts, our real motivation is that God deserves the worship of all people. Every nation, and all people must worship Him for He is worthy, and “the Father is seeking those who will worship Him in Spirit and the truth.”
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Stories are the most powerful way to change a culture. In fact, whoever tells a better story shapes the culture. As followers of Jesus, we are invited to share not only the story of the resurrection but the story of God in our own lives. In order for this to happen we must see that we are Deployed with a Mission, Direction with an Invitation, and Dependent on God’s power. We must see that God doesn’t choose us because He is limited in His options but He is gracious in His invitation.
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The Good News | Message 1
As we head into Easter we as a church want to posture ourselves to walk in obedience. Evangelism, or sharing the good news of Christ is not a call reserved for a few gifted and talented people. For everyone who finds their identity in Christ, this is a crucial call and one which we must all take seriously.
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In the Scriptures we see that God has designed and defined what marriage is. It is a holy institution where two people are united with Christ and one another. While this sounds romantic it is in fact a collision of two opposing forces now joined together to form one new partnership. Marriage by God’s design is the grace of living in the truest intimacy with another person that requires the deepest level of sacrificial love and faithfulness first to Christ and then to one another.
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In the Scriptures we see that God has designed and defined what marriage is. It is a holy institution where two people are united with Christ and one another. While this sounds romantic it is in fact a collision of two opposing forces now joined together to form one new partnership. Marriage by God’s design is the grace of living in the truest intimacy with another person that requires the deepest level of sacrificial love and faithfulness first to Christ and then to one another.
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Sacred Marriage | Message 1
Marriage is not a human institution. It is a gift given to humanity from God. As such God has designed marriage to reflect His covenant love. In the way that Christ gave up His life for His bride and His bride lives in the purity of that holiness, so marriage is a reflection of the Gospel. In marriage we witness the sacred and powerful union of the resurrection life.
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Community of the King | Message 3
Community of the King |Message 3 Week three of our annual membership series challenges the orientation of our lives to form around the mission of God.
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Community of the King | Message 2
As a church, we want to anchor ourselves in God’s revelation of Himself to us and the way His master plan moves through the church. The book of Ephesians tells us that the “manifold wisdom of God” is made through the church. Meaning, God created the church as a means for humanity to encounter Him and for the revelation of His plan to be made know throughout the world.
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Community of the King | Message 1
As a church, we want to anchor ourselves in God’s revelation of Himself to us and the way His master plan moves through the church. The book of Ephesians tells us that the “manifold wisdom of God” is made through the church. Meaning, God created the church as a means for humanity to encounter Him and for the revelation of His plan to be made know throughout the world.
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As we join with the historic church during the time of epiphany, we understand that we become what we behold. Today, we behold the One who stands at the door and knocks.
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Behold | Message 2
As we join with the historic church during the time of epiphany, we understand that we become what we behold. This week we focus on beholding the Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world. Join us every Sunday live at 9am & 11am Connection Card https://bit.ly/2xNwrw8 Subscribe To Our Channel https://bit.ly/2xSJgW8 To Support Our Ministry By Giving So We Can Continue To Reach More People With The Message Of Jesus https://pushpay.com/g/lifegatechurch #LIFEGATE #Behold #NirupAlphonse To See People Made Alive In Christ - The Vision of LIFEGATE Church. LIFEGATE is a dynamic, multi-ethnic church based in Denver, Colorado. For more information visit www.lifegatedenver.com
Behold | Message 1
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Christmas is the story of God's graciously love interrupting our story. The birth of Jesus was prophecy fulfilled, love embodied, and life for all.
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The Gospel of Luke powerfully connects the eternal story of God and His movement in history through four powerful songs. This week, we focus on the song of Christmas peace.
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The Gospel of Luke powerfully connects the eternal story of God and His movement in history through four powerful songs. This week, we focus on the song of Christmas joy.
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Advent | Week 2
he Gospel of Luke powerfully connects the eternal story of God and His movement in history through four powerful songs. This week, we focus on the song of Faith.
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Advent | Week 1
The Gospel of Luke powerfully connects the eternal story of God and His movement in history through four powerful songs. Each song is connected to a central character who is not only critical to the story but who also becomes the key vessel through whom each prophetic song is written. This week, we focus on the song of Hope.
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In replacement of our normal, in-person gatherings on Wednesday evenings, we are providing a digital liturgy. We encourage you to take the time to pray with us through the prompts provided in the video.
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The Gospel Series | Message 3
Now understanding the dire need of the gospel in the Church and the City, what might it look like for us to take it to the nations? Pastor Nirup's father, Reverend Dr. Martin Alphonse, joins us with the challenge to consider our involvement in the gospel's advancement throughout the world.
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Gospel Series | Message 2
Founded on a Gospel Culture, our call is now to bring the message to those around us– starting with our city.
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The Gospel | Message 1
It is one thing to have Gospel Doctrine but another to have Gospel Culture. A church that has Gospel culture understands that every person has been saved by grace, and as such they become a people of grace who operate in the power of Christ. This is exemplified in the way the people honor one another, seek forgiveness and restoration, and invite the power of Christ to purify them through the Word and Spirit.
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Worship Series Message 4
What is the true breadth of our worship? How might it expand beyond how we know worship right now?
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Worship Series Message 3
We are called by God, to worship God, with the people of God. This is the great mystery of worship.
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Worship Series Message 2
Worship is not dictated by our circumstance. It's the response of our identity and promise in Jesus.
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Worship Series | Message 1
How we worship is based on WHO we worship. God invites us into a relationship - this relationship gives the framework for worship. Worship begins with an invitation to enter into relationship with God whereby God instructs us to respond to the revelation of His glory. As such, each posture is specifically given by God to bring Him honor as we lower ourselves in humility before a Holy God.
Key Text: Psalm 100, John 4
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When life offers every opportunity to be discipled by culture, schools, sports, etc., the Bible calls us to be disciples of Jesus. What then, might it look like for us to join in with Jesus on the mission to spread the Gospel?
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STUDENT TAKEOVER | Called to A New Community
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Jesus had to pay the price for our citizenship to His Kingdom. What then, does it mean to walk in a manner worthy of our calling as a citizen of Heaven?
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To live as a New Creation in Christ is both a position and a process. What does it mean to live a life worthy of being called to Christ Himself?
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The Choice is Yours
With each storm comes two choices and one outcome. Might we be a people that chooses to love Jesus and build our firm foundation on His love.
Key Text: Matthew 7:21-29
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The Key To The Christian Life
Until prayer becomes central in the life of a Christian we will never experience the depths of life with God.
Key Text: Matthew 7
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A Kingdom of Correction | Sermon On The Mount Message 11
Jesus came to bring a counter-cultural Kingdom.
Key Text: Matthew 7:1-6
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Take Mastery Over Anxiety | Sermon On The Mount Message 10
In a time marked with deep anxiety, Jesus has given His people the secret to walk in the highest confidence.
Key Text: Matthew 6:25-34, Philippians 4:6-7
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The Better Treasure | Sermon On The Mount Message 9
The Kingdom that Jesus brought with Him provides a treasure the world will never.
Key Text: Matthew 6:19-24
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The Secret Place of Freedom | Sermon On The Mount Message 8
There is freedom in the Secret Place.
Key Text: Matthew 6:5-18
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The Secret Reward | Sermon On The Mount Message 7
Key Text: Matthew 6:1-4
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Powerful Beyond Measure | Sermon On The Mount Message 6
Key Text: Matthew 5:38-48
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Divinely Undivorced | Sermon On The Mount Message 5
Key Text: Matthew 5:31-37
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The Beatitude Life | Sermon On The Mount Message 4
Key Text: Matthew 5:21-30
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Carried in Communion | Sermon On The Mount Message 3
A new humanity is dawning and Jesus is turning the world upside down.
Key Text: Matthew 5:17-20
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The Beautifully Broken And Blessed | Sermon On The Mount Message 2
A new humanity is dawning and Jesus is turning the world upside down.
Key Text: Matthew 5:13-16
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The Beautifully Broken And Blessed | Sermon On The Mount Message 1
A new humanity is dawning and Jesus is turning the world upside down.
Key Text: Matthew 5:1-12
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While there are many moments in Scripture that can serve as the backdrop to experiencing the peace of God, the name Shalom only appears in the book of Judges. At the time we find Israel living in a cycle of sin which is met with God’s punishment. Once more Israel repents and experiences God’s deliverance, yet the cycle continues. We discover that though God always desires to bring peace to His people, disobedience disrupts peace. In the midst of chaos, God brings His peace and still the restless in our hearts. In His shalom we experience His anchoring rest.
Scripture: Judges 6:11-26, Psalm 20:7; Ephesians 2:14
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Name Of God Message 5
The people of God have been rescued from slavery and they are moving towards the land that God has promised them. Yet, in this wilderness God is not only moving them towards a destination, He is also refining in them an identity. As the people of God we are called to be holy as God is Holy. He is refining us and moving us to live as living sacrifices who are holy and pleasing to Him. In this we are trust that God is crafting in us and anchoring us to live in a new Holy Identity.
Scripture: Leviticus 20:7-8, 22-26; Hebrews 10:10
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Jehovah Nissi | The Names Of God Message 4
This name of God arises in a situation where the people of God are exceptionally discouraged. The source of their discouragement was rooted in a belief that perhaps God had left with. In the midst of this they faced a battle that depended on God’s presence with them. We face daily and seasonal spiritual battles and we often fight them as if God has left us. Yet, we are reminded that God in Christ Jesus is our victory against every spiritual battle we face. Christ is our sure and present hope; in Him we leave with the assurance of victory.
Scripture: Exodus 17:8-16, 2 Corinthians 10:4, 1 Timothy 6:12
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Names of God | Week 3
After God had freed the people of Israel, He lead them into the wilderness where they would face difficult and often unsurmountable situations. While God was certainly working to teach His people how to trust Him to deliver, He was then, and is now actively working in our lives for us to see that He is very present in our pains and trials. There is a purpose in our suffering and God desires for us to turn to Him as the source of encouragement because His presence always brings an abiding hope in dire circumstances.
Scripture: Exodus 15:22-27 | Isaiah 35:5-6 | Psalm 147:3
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Jehovah Rohi: the Lord our Shepherd. As Pastor Trevor unpacks Psalm 23, we see the Lord identify Himself as the our Shepherd. This one, of His many names, gives us a glimpse of His giving, guarding, and guidance in our lives. A glimpse of Him as Jehovah Rohi.
Scripture: Psalm 23
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Jehovah Jireh | The Names Of God Message 1
The story of Abraham and Isaac serve as the background to the revelation of God's Name. God desires to be our Jehovah Jireh today. He desires to be our provider in all things. The question before us is whether we are willing to obey, seek Him and place our greatest desires and ambitions below Him. When we do, we will discover that God provides for our every need, ultimately experienced in Jesus Christ who is both the sacrificial lamb and the pathway for our deepest satisfaction.
Scripture: Hebrews 11:17-19, Genesis 22:1-18, Romans 4:20-21
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We invite you to journey with us through the final 7 days of Jesus's life through our online prayer resource.
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We invite you to journey with us through the final 7 days of Jesus's life through our online prayer resource.
We invite you to journey with us through the final 7 days of Jesus's life through our online prayer resource.
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One of the key tensions in the Christian life is learning how to live as people who are poor on earth so that we might be rich in heaven.
One of the challenges of the Christian life is learning what it means to express our faith in the work God has called us to participate in. This can only happen when we surrender to the work of the Holy Spirit in us and allow God to move through us.
Sacred Tensions | Message Two
Jesus has promised us an easy burden to carry when choosing to follow Him. But, an easy burden does not mean an easy road to walk or an easy life to be had. Here lies the tension of an Easy Burden on a Difficult Road.
God has created our sexuality with clear purpose and vision; for our good and His glory.
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Dr. Yuan casts a compelling vision of not embracing our sexuality, but embracing Christ, thus shattering the paradigms of gay and straight and pointing us toward the biblical standard of holy sexuality.
The church is not an event to go to. It is a people whom God is building for His mission.
God chose to use people gathering as a signpost of his activity. We assemble as a church to engage in God’s narrative for His people.
What if the God you are looking for is found in the most ordinary of places?
Finding Jesus Message 2
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Advent: All Hail The King
Message 4 | Prince of Peace
Peace is the assurance that God is in charge.
The promise of Advent is that hope is on the way. The Wonderful Counselor brings light in the darkness to an overwhelmed people.
We face death everyday. There are temptations calling us in every which direction. Voices leading us astray, telling us lies about what we believe. A Life of Vitality is required to live a life like Jesus.
Everyone hates being subject to authority, but when we humbly submit ourselves to a caring king, we will be lifted up to places only God can take us.
Suffering can be expected on this side of heaven, but as believers we have a choice: will we trust a good God, or take our life into our own hands?
Jesus taught his disciples, "love your neighbor and pray for those who persecute you." In 1 Peter 3:8-17, the Apostle seeks to pass on this teaching to his audience in an attempt to significantly improve the effectiveness of the church.
Chosen and Rejected: A life of exile is a reality of being chosen by God and rejected by men. Though sometimes difficult to embrace, we can be encouraged because Jesus too was chosen and rejected.
The time of exile is not merely a time of waiting, it is a time of engagement. In 1 Peter 1:13-21 the apostle shows that as exiles, we are called to engage in the behavior and character of God.
The New Covenant is more than an additional covenant. It is the fulfillment of all preceding covenants that reveal the God of Glory.
The gift of grace is the invitation to reject a life of striving for God and instead rest in the presence of God.
The third biblical covenant is called the "Mosaic Covenant." Through Moses God calls His people a holy nation of priests in the Kingdom as a demonstration of His divine power.
God's design for our spiritual formation is found in families. God-fearing families help prepare you for the call God has on your life.
Through the Abrahamic covenant, God reveals himself to be faithful and true. This reality sets before us an opportunity to hope in something certain and assured.
Good Friday is an opportunity to consider anew the cross of Christ. This year we behold the crucified king from the perspective of four unlikely characters.
As we celebrate Palm Sunday we are reminded that in Jesus the Kingdom reality is always better than our earthly expectations.
Learn and explore the cultural and biblical perspectives on homosexuality and provide hope of the gospel for healing, intimacy, and transformation.
The Gospel isn't an implementation of rules but an invitation to live from a place of healing - even in the place of our sexuality.
In God's design, singleness and marriage include laying down our rights as an act of service to God and to one another.
As Citizens & Saints of the Kingdom of God, we must ask the question, "Where is our Lord?".
Citizens and Saints in the Kingdom of God demonstrate generosity to others that is modeled after the grace shown to them by Christ Jesus.
The story of Luke 2:1-7 clearly lays out that hope has broken into our world through Jesus. However, receiving this hope is a challenge in and of itself. Join Pastor Trevor as we study the truth that hope has arrived and explore how we can embrace it.
In an age of wanderlust, the promise of becoming who God created you to be is anchored in a place.
We live in a world where information is everywhere, but truth is hard to find. As we navigate a world of cultural progress, followers of the Way must cultivate lives of wisdom—living in light of God’s truth.
In a world that idolizes activity, what we do can become an unhealthy focus of who we are. In fact, adherence to our cultural tendency to "do" can lead us to a life of enslavement. Today, we explore the way in which God offers rest to his people to free them from the bondage of "doing."
There are some battles that we cannot find victory in unless we bring them into the presence of Jesus.
God's word is unwavering. Sometimes we don't understand why things happen, yet He always remains true and we see his promises reflected in prayer.
We don’t always understand all of God’s plans and purposes and how our plans and purposes relate but we know that prayer can align the two.
When you trust that God cares for you, you will begin to experience the outpouring of His provision over your life.
The Letter of 3 John illustrates that Life at the King’s Table is not an individualistic existence. It is a communal life colored by intentional presence. In a culture made up with individuals that move further away from one another, 3 John exists as a prophetic illustration for the church.
So often as Christians, we live from a place of defeat and uncertainty. The final verses of 1 John, implore us that when we believe in Jesus, there are things that we can know to be certain. When we take on the confidence of the King, we can experience a victorious life.
When you are anchored in God’s love for you, you will experience the adventure of what He will do through you.
Many of life’s challenges come down to two simple questions, “what’s my problem?” and “what power do I have to overcome it?” 1 John 4:1-6 unpacks a problem that the people of God were facing, as well as the power they possessed to overcome. Our modern setting has similar problems. Thankfully, followers of Jesus have the same power to overcome.
What if you could like your life from a place of perfection instead of always failing to achieve perfection? Watch Pastor Nirup share more about this as we look closer at 1 John 3:4-10
When we sit at the table of The King we are given an everlasting identity. Through His power and grace we are made new, but what does this look like? What is our role in the process of finding our identity in Christ? Watch this week’s message to dig deeper into these questions as we close out the second chapter of 1 John and enter chapter 3!
When we sit at the table of The King we are reminded of our identity, renewed to do the work of The Kingdom, and staying seated at this table gives us the fellowship and growth opportunities to be sustained by His Love.
The call of Jesus is a call to permanence. It’s a call to take up residence and remain with the Father, Son, and Spirit. To remain is no doubt a challenge, but as John 2:12-17 shows, it’s an eternal reality worth entering in to.
Every table has a culture of conduct. Who prays? How many courses are there? Is food served buffet or family style. At the King's Table there is a certain conduct for those who dine with him. But it has little to do with how many courses are being served, rather its entirely focused on pursuing conduct that is congruent with the King himself.
When you are confused about our calling God invites you into a clarity - the result is a JOY-FILLED LIFE.
Our lives are filled with more than we know what to do with. What if faith was the center of all of it?
Caring for the widow and the orphan is not a suggestion, but rather a mandate that puts our faith on display. This is a call to turn our orthodoxy in orthopraxy, our beliefs into action. The foster care crisis in America is a solvable issue if the church is willing to enter into the hard places and care for God’s children and families.
In the final week of our series, “Living Stones,” Pastor Nirup teaches us that God is ready to reach the world if we are ready to be used in the process.
There is too much at stake for the church not to call the people of God to the standard of gospel-centered formation through biblical membership.
Prayer is less about what we say to God and more about the power we experience of God. The enemy fears nothing more than when we pray.
It seems that at every level of society, service is valued. Corporate America, public education, and even the Church look for ways to display their benevolence. But could it be, that something is missing? Not merely good practice, but the very heart behind service.
“Presence Is Not An Accessory Of Love; Presence Is The Foundation Of Love.”
In a world where people are less present; in the same room yet alone; longing for connection yet committed to no one - we are called to be present as a posture of love.
God wants you to see that you matter to Him and His people.
In this first message of the series, “Living Stones,” Pastor Nirup sets the stage for how we are called not only to belong to Jesus, but to one another in order to become who God has called us to be.
There now lies an empty grave where death once reigned. This empty grave is now the anchor of our lives, reminding us and generations to come that whatever may come in this life we have a resurrection power available to us in Christ Jesus. In His life, death and resurrection, Jesus established the rule of His Kingdom which assures of an eternal life of joy that is experience here and now and in the life to come. His resurrection is our promise that death does not have the final say.
The way Jesus moves in your life may not be the way you expected.
In “Redefine My Expectation” Pastor Nirup Alphonse teaches from a familiar story to show us that God is always on the move to deliver in you what He has declared over you.
Mark 11:1-11
One of the most challenging things Jesus instructs His followers to do is to forgive and reconcile with others. This often feels like a simple thing but is filled with moments of grief and pain. Yet, Jesus is leading us into the way of freedom.
Luke 14:25-33 (ESV)
On his way to the cross, Jesus makes us an offer—come and die. However daunting, this invitation comes with great promise. In giving up everything we find the only way to true life is to carry our cross and come after Him.
There is a promise that Jesus makes that we can be sure to expect - He will return. When He does we will be invited before Him to present what we have done with what He has giving us to advance His Kingdom agenda.
Even when our lives are filled with distractions and chaos God will stop at nothing for you to experience him. It turns out that when you find yourself far from God or experiencing His presence God is working behind the scenes to clean some places in your life to draw you back to the heart of the Father.
Whenever Jesus spoke or moved in power people responded with shock and awe. They were amazed at the authority of Christ. Yet, Jesus never used His power or wisdom to paralyze us. Rather, in our times of greatest desperation Jesus declares and delivers into us exactly what we need.
The good news of the Gospel is that in every season God is faithful to His promise. In this message, guest Pastor Mike Drury, teaches through the Scriptures on how we can experience and expect God's faithfulness.
What if the followers of Jesus could once again be known as people who lived with a deep devotion to God and a love that is expressed towards others. In this message, Pastor Nirup closes out our series “Way People” with a challenge to let love be what we are known for as a church and followers of Jesus.
Nothing upsets the expectations of our modern culture quite like showing love to enemies. It defies logic. It goes against instinct. It upsets a pre-established system of human behavior. And yet, as people of the Way, this is one of our highest callings. Not only because it is distinct in the midst of regular social conduct, but because it is the very essence of Christ’s character.
The way others experience us is based on the place that we operate from. The people of Jesus are called to operate from the place of God’s blessing. When we do - we BECOME a people who are blessed to be a blessing.
Contemporary critics of Christianity seem to agree that of all the ways you could describe “Christians”, love would not be one of them. Yet, Jesus says that the world will know us by our love. We believe this year we can become known in culture as the people of Jesus who live with the radical love of Jesus.
Are you tired of the kind of life that is based on a list of what to do and not do? The life God has promised you is not based on things prescribed for you to do but a description of who you can become. In this message Pastor Nirup teaches us what the fundamental mark of a Christian actually is.
What if this is the year that changes everything? What if your situation never changes but God changes you in the process? In this message Pastor Nirup teaches that the promise of the Gospel is when you belong to God He changes you to become who He has called you to be.
Advent is the reminder that while the world is not as it should be, God has arrived and is on the move. Yet that arrival which came in stillness cannot be kept a secret - we are invited to witness the arrival of a King and make Him known.
Advent is the reminder that while the world was dark, God was moving. God works in the darkness.
Whatever you are going through, God has entered your story. As He does, He invites you into a promise for you to look to and live from.
The angel tells Mary she will be giving birth to the Savior - Emmanuel, God with us. And now Mary lives in the waiting. How often when we trust that God is doing something, we often struggle the waiting. But Mary didn't lose hope. She anticipated the coming of the Savior and writes a beautiful moving song.
Advent is the time of year where the church has historically reflected and remembered the coming of Christ.
This year, we join the early church in centering ourselves in the hope of the coming Christ. While the days may seem uncertain and our plans go through a constant shifting, we anchor ourselves in the reality that are not a people who live for hope, but from it.
This week we look at why God promised that a Savior would come.
The book of Jonah ends with questions, both Jonah and God asking them, and those questions reveal the nature of the one asking. When your identity is anchored in the cross your security will be in the compassion of Christ.
The Delivery Is On Time
No matter how far you have gone, or how hard things have gotten, God has orchestrated a divine plan that is designed for your deliverance.
The Breaking Is Just Beginning
The story of Jonah is a classic tale and hidden within the pages is the revelation of God's UNIMAGINABLE GRACE and UNRELENTING MERCY available for you.....but the breaking must come first. In this first message, Pastor Nirup unpacks the first part of the story of Jonah and teaches us why God, in His love for us, begins to break areas in our lives that keep us from experiencing Him.
Every day God is entering the lives of people to meet them where they are and invite them into a new story that He wants to write in their life.
As we live in the season God has us, we believe that these stories of transformation have within them the power to only inspire but to imprint the grace of Jesus in the lives of others.
In this final week in our series, “The Place We Find Ourselves” Pastor Nirup walks us through the story of Zacchaues and how he encountered Jesus.
In a year marked by so much loss is it possible that we could experience the same thing Zacchaues did when He came face to face with Jesus - joy.
Faith is believing that what God has activated in you must be advanced through you.
In "A Place Of Faith" Pastor Nirup Alphonse of LIFEGATE Church comes back to the story of Zacchaeus encountering Jesus and gives us a closer look at what happens when someone goes from being in the audience of Jesus to having an appointment with Jesus.
Whatever season of life you are in be encouraged that God is calling you into a greater life of faith.
Watch as Pastor Nirup takes us through the story of Zacchaeus and his encounter with Jesus. In such a transformational time in our church, this series is of the utmost importance to be consistently engaging with.
In our last week of the CITIZEN series, Pastor Trevor walks us through the armor of God and what that armor looks like in the world that we live in today.
Our Connections Pastor Lis Cheesman leads us through the second to last week of the CITIZEN series in a fairly difficult passage regarding bondservants and masters.
Watch as Pastor Nirup and Hannah Alphonse lead us through the last part of Ephesians 5 regarding marriage as defined by Paul to the church of Ephesus.
CITIZEN Week 12 takes a look at what it means to be spirit filled as an individual and as the church. Pastor Nirup walks us through some of the differences in lifestyle and behavior based on a spirit filled life.
Pastor Nirup is back for CITIZEN Week 11!
Watch as he leads us through the beginning of Ephesians 5, discussing how the Lord works by exposing hurt and wounds in order to heal them.
In week 10 of our CITIZEN Series, Andrew Morrison, a member of the LIFEGATE Teaching team, leads us through what practical Christianity looks like. Reflecting on actions, seeing where there may be sin even when it is unrecognized, and seeing how sin can be so easily hidden by culture and accepted as appropriate are all taught in this message.
With a little spin on the CITIZEN Series setting, Pastor Trevor delivers a bit more of a personal message due to the significance of Ephesians 4:17-24. Paul walks the Ephesians through unity in the body of Christ as well as what maturity looks like in the body.
Watch as Pastor Trevor leads us into the second half of Ephesians, talking about the transition Paul makes in his letter to Ephesus, moving from conceptual topics if the gospel towards the actual practice of Christianity.
Watch as Catherine Ojala and Nirup Alphonse talk about the second half of Ephesians 3, wrapping up the first half of our CITIZEN Series at LIFEGATE!
The church is the community of God on earth made up of the CITIZENS of Heaven. We are, therefore, called into God's eternal promise for us, as well as to share that promise of everlasting love and dwelling in His presence. Watch as Pastor Nirup takes us through CITIZEN - Week 6
Ephesians 2:11-22 goes into some of the separations that the early church was experiencing based on race and other cultural backgrounds. We are not called to be a church divided that only practices unity in theory, but rather in action. Watch as Connections Pastor, Lis Cheesman, takes us through CITIZEN - Week 5
The Citizen of Heaven is alive in Christ and active in the Kingdom. Therefore, as Citizens, this is our call, to be consistently engaged, consistently growing, and always working with a kingdom mindset. God has provided us with a person to live in and a purpose to die for. Watch as Pastor Nirup takes us through our fourth week of CITIZEN.
So often, we, as citizens of Heaven, forget who we belong to. We forget whose we are, and we desire only the benefits of the Kingdom. The truth is, we cannot have the benefits of the Kingdom without the King. Watch as Pastor Trevor leads us through the third week of our CITIZEN Series.
The book of Ephesians is primarily a letter written to the church to help the people of God have their identity formed in Christ. In the opening verses to the church Paul reminds us that we are citizens of heaven and that we have our identity anchored in the kingdom and we have the assurance of that inheritance.
In the first two verses in his letter to the Ephesian church, Paul reminds the people of God’s redeeming work in them and once again calls them deeper into their identity as saints and citizens in Christ.
In this message, Pastor Nirup unpacks what it looks like to live a life that is congruent to what we as Christians believe and to do so under allegiance to King Jesus.
Who am I? Why am I here? What does this all mean? Where am I going? These are the four central questions of life that have been asked for centuries. They hold within them the quest for meaning, morality, purpose, pleasure, desire, understanding and destiny. To these questions Jesus enters the human story not simply to answer but to become the answer.
The Purpose Of Proximity Is To Bring You Into The Presence Of God
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One of the most profound statements Jesus makes is when he says, "I am the good shepherd." This is not simply a remark that Jesus makes off the cuff. Rather, it is a powerful invitation into the protection and provision of God's promise.
Our identity is not in our shortcomings, or our flaws, or the ways that the world defines us. Our Identity is in the Lord. Watch as Catherine takes us through a portion of Ruth and talks about the redemption of our identity.
When Jesus says that words, "I Am" He, in no uncertain terms is declaring that He is in fact, God. However, He is not a distant God. Rather, He brings to us the proximity of God Himself. In John 10 Jesus says that He is the "door." In this message, we learn the truth of what that means and by living in who Jesus is we can experience the peace that Jesus offers us in this life.
The world we live in is dark. This is not meant to be a challenging concept to wrap our minds around. Yet, we often fail to embrace a truer reality: Christ is the light of the world. This week we dive into Scripture’s witness of God breaking into the darkness through Christ, our true light.
Watch as Pastor Trevor shares a powerful message on Jesus being the light of the world.
The Good News of the Gospel is not that Jesus came to make bad people good but to make dead people alive. God loves you. Because He loves you He sent His Son Jesus to invite you into life with him.
Jesus Christ is the Son of God who lived a perfect life and died on the cross for your sins. He was buried in a tomb but three days later He walked out defeating sin and death. In His resurrection, He offers you a new life in God. This decision to believe is not simply to acknowledge it but to begin the journey of walking with Jesus every day. It is an invitation to surrender your life to Him.
Do you believe that Jesus Christ died on the cross and rose from the dead and through Him, you can have life? Do you believe He is calling you to walk with Him?
Isn't it odd that the first "I am" statement that Jesus makes is comparing himself to bread? But it is a very strategic comparison. Bread is universal, it is symbolic, it is something that everyone understands culturally, gluten or not. It is something everyone has in their homes, something that is close, somethings that we depend on. Jesus is the same way. He is close, he is familiar, he is known.
1 Thessalonians 5:16-18
How do you pray in a pandemic? If we are honest, praying in times that are difficult does not come easy to us. Yet, God's Word reminds us to "rejoice, pray and give thanks" in all seasons. In this message Pastor Nirup encourages us how to pray during a pandemic with the "frequency and intimacy of heaven."
We are living in truly uncertain times. While the tactic of the enemy is to try and grip us with fear we know that God is sovereign and in control over all things. In this message Pastor Nirup teaches from Psalm 121 and what it means to live in the promises of God in times like today. Our hope is found in Christ and Christ alone.
Hospitality is a necessary part of walking with God. We see that Paul, while he was in prison, still opened up his doors and still invited people in. He didn't have the greatest situation, he was certainly not living in luxury, he was living in constraint, and working to live in that constraint. But he still practiced a consistent and hospitable heart. This is how we should act. Watch as Pastor Nirup brings us deeper into the topic of hospitality.
There is a story that each and every believer has been instructed to tell. It is the job of both the individual and the church to tell the incredible story of transformation and becoming Made Alive in Christ Jesus. It is a story that is not meant to be kept within our circles, within the wall of our church, but it is a story meant to be shared with the ends of the earth. Watch as Pastor Nirup takes us deeper into what it means to share the Eternal Story.
The first expression of the local Kingdom community found in the New Testament was a collective of people who understood what it meant to live in the Kingdom's invitation. In this message we see and learn how this new church expressed, embraced and extended the Gospel in such a way that people were being "saved day by day."
The community of Christ is one that is called to gather. There is a responsibility in our walk with Christ to be a people that gather, that are in community with each other, that are engaging in the lives of other believers. Watch as Pastor Nirup takes us deeper into what this means in our own lives.
Do you have fear? Or does fear have you? So often we are blind to the things in our life that may be controlling us. But we were not created for slavery. Those of us that belong to the family of God that have the Holy Spirit dwelling inside of us, we were created for freedom. Watch as Pastor Nirup takes us deeper into what it means to be living in freedom.
Watch as Pastor Jim and his wife Alisha talk about their story, how God has provided in the midst of them stepping out and being bold, and how the next chapter they are stepping into reflects the call on each of our lives to step into God's calling.
Watch as Pastor Trevor takes us through what we are created for. We are made in God's image and not made just to enjoy life on earth in meaningless ways but to bring the Kingdom of God to earth.
One can give without loving but one cannot love without giving. We see that God loved and because he loved He gave everything he had and then He gave some more. Dr. Reverend Martin Alphonse guides us deeper into the magnitude of John 3:16 and 1 John 3:16 in the context of God giving everything for us out of love for us.
The greatest embodiment of love is sacrifice. That means that love will always cost something. The tithe is a perfect example of that sacrifice and Jesus is the perfect example of the tithe. Jesus was God's tithe to humanity.
Giving is an act of love. God gave his only Son to die on the cross for our sins, and that is the greatest gift humanity has ever received. However, we so often put different values on those that we claim to love, we place different values in certain treasures. As we gaze at Jesus we become givers and when we give we become more like Jesus who gave everything he had for everyone to receive. Watch as Pastor Nirup takes us through the act of giving in a refreshing way, not out of obligation nor guilt, but out of love.
The Christian life is about becoming more like Jesus which cannot be done without God's power. In this message, we learn what it means to be invited into God's power as we face the battles in our lives before the blessing can be experienced.
When we hear God’s voice we have the assurance that we are called into His promise. In this message Pastor Nirup teaches through the life of Elijah how he was truly a man of great faith and anticipated God’s promises.
The story of Elijah is the story of one man who is on fire for God. Though he was called out of obscurity what we find in his life was that he truly knew how to hear and obey the voice of God. In this first message, we unpacked the story of Elijah to see that the voice we believe will determine the life we experience.
The definitive trait of God’s people has always been his presence. As God’s people, we must center the entirety of our being around engaging with and calling others into this presence. It has been, and must always be, the church’s distinctive.
The church of the future will not be obsessed with entertaining a crowd but deploying a force. As the people of God, we are called to action. To make disciples as we go, at work, at a coffee shop, at school, wherever that applies. That is the future of the church and it is the call to action in each of our lives.
What the world needs today is a church that has a prophetic voice - a church and people who have a vision of the future and boldly proclaim it the world. In this message Pastor Nirup challenges the church to reclaim the voice it was given by the Lord Jesus.
If we believe God has called the church to reach the worship with the gospel, we must believe that the gospel is for all people. In this message Pastor Nirup teaches how the church of the future must be a multi-ethnic and multi-generational church that is marked by love.
For the early church, their faith was all about formation. They were less interested in doing what was relevant but more concerned about whether or not they were becoming more like Christ. In this message Pastor Nirup teaches on how the early church looked to be formed like Christ in Christian fellowship.
If we claim that the church is built on the foundation of Christ, then it follows that the church must operate with power from the Holy Spirit.
If The Father is the one who revealed Jesus to humanity than the church must proclaim Christ to the world. In this message, Pastor Nirup teaches how the church must always have Christ as its foundation if it is to move into the future and become the church God has called her to be.
In Matthew 16 Jesus makes a profound statement that He is building His church. It seems from the time He ascended into heaven, God was creating a glorious new future and He decided He would do it through this church. In this first message of our series Pastor Nirup teaches on this text and how the future we look forward to is already here and how we as the church are called to experience it.
Galatians 6:11-18
There is only one true Gospel and when we encounter it we experience a new reality of grace, peace, and mercy. When we experience that Gospel we cannot help but express it. In this final message in our series in Galatians, Pastor Nirup ends with a powerful illustration of what it looks like to boast in the cross of Christ.
Galatians 6:1-10
By the Lord, we have been given salvation, freedom, and all sorts of gifts from God. He blesses us so that we can benefit others. Watch as Crystal Miller speaks on God's blessing in our lives and how God uses those blessings to impact the world we live in.
Galatians 5:13-25
Freedom is what we are called to. Yet, freedom is not the end-all. Freedom is not complete in and of itself. Freedom creates opportunity for us to make active choices. The Gospel calls us into freedom and to make the most of that freedom by choosing to love.
Galatians 5:7-12
There are two voices inviting you into freedom. One is actual freedom and the other is the perception of freedom. In this message, Pastor Nirup teaches from a powerful section of the letter to the Galatians where Jesus invites us into a life of actual freedom. However, we must choose which voice we will listen to.
Galatians 5:1-6
Freedom is the longing of the human soul. We search for it. We work for it. We fight for it. The invitation of the Gospel is to discover that the freedom you desire has been delivered in Christ.
Galatians 4:21-31
In this piece of scripture, we see Paul wrapping up his thoughts with a story on two paths. There's the path of self reliance that always leads to slavery, or the path for the true freedom we desire, which has been delivered in the Gospel.
Galatians 4:8-20
The Christian life is an adventure filled with discovery, fulfillment, and beauty. However, the challenges that come with this path may leave us pondering a return to a lesser life. Let’s take a look at how Galatians 4:8-20 challenges us to keep moving forward.
Galatians 3:23 - 4:7
Faith is the place where we move from strangers to adopted children of God. In this message Pastor Nirup teaches from one of the most powerful texts in all of Scripture. We see that in Christ, we are invited into the very presence of God and get to have a place at His table.
Galatians 3:15-22
In this section of the book of Galatians Paul takes on the tone of a professor as he compares a life founded in grace versus a life based on performance. The reality is that grace is far superior to a life where performing for God is the standard to live by.
Galatians 3:10-14
All humanity shares a common need, to be made right before God. The unfortunate reality is that we often seek to meet this need through that which is insufficient. In Galatians 3:10-14, Paul unpacks the way this deep need can be met through the all-sufficient Jesus.
Galatians 3:1-9
We often believe in the Good News that Jesus saves us but then we somehow come to believe that it is up to our own effort to continue God's transforming work in our selves. In this message, we are reminded once again that it is the Spirit of God who not only begins the work of salvation in us but carries it through every day.
Galatians 2:20
God is not in the business of forcing, manipulating or tricking us to believe in Him. Rather, He persuades us to trust Him with evidence of His kindness, love, and compassion. When we accept the invitation to trust Him we live in full expectation of what He promises.
Galatians 2:11-21
In this portion of his letter to the Galatian church, Paul lays out what is arguably the core of Christian doctrine. The longing of our hearts is to be made right with God, ourselves and others. In this message, we see the reality of how the Gospel brings us to a place where we in fact right before God, and in turn with ourselves and others.
Galatians 2:1-10
It could be said that the Christian life is a life of freedom. This freedom is not something we earn but a gift that is given in and through Christ Jesus. In this message Pastor Nirup preaches why we are called as followers of Jesus to not compromise on the gospel but rather live in its power and grace.
Galatians 1:10-24
The promise of the Gospel is to meet you where you are. No matter what season of life you are in; no matter what your past looks like the reality is this - God doesn’t meet you where you should be, or you could be, or where are you must be. God meets you where you are and He loves you enough not to leave you the way He found you.
Galatians 1:1-9
The book of Galatians portrays the beauty of the Christian life as a life of freedom. The letter also makes it clear that there is only one Gospel - one of grace and peace. In this first message, we are invited to experience the reality of the Gospel that God has graciously given to us.
For many people Mother’s Day is a wonderful day to celebrate the reality of motherhood. Yet for many others, Mother’s Day can be quite a difficult day.
No matter what season of life you are in we wanted to create the space to celebrate, live in thankfulness, and embrace the sadness or the pain and live in hope that only Jesus Christ can offer.
Enjoy this message shared by five wonderful women from LIFEGATE. We were so blessed by their testimonies and communication of their hearts for motherhood and for what it looks like to walk with one another in the path of Jesus.
So for every woman out there. We see you. We love you. Happy Mother's Day!
Jesus is the Good Shepherd of our lives. He has called His followers to be shepherds under Him and to teach and care for others using God’s Word. We however are called to do with sacrificial love and in the power of the Holy Spirit.
So often when we think of the Gospel, we think immediately of Jesus on the cross for our sins. This is a key part of the Gospel, but what is too often forgotten is that the Gospel begins far before that... the Gospel begins when Jesus begins his ministry. What we see over and over is that the Heart of Jesus to be our shepherd- to lead and care for us and guide us in the way of everlasting. Enjoy this message out of John 10 & John 21 as we begin with week 1 in our series, The Good Shepherd.
The story of Easter is an incredible promise of a new future for each of us. In order for God to call you into a glorious future He must awake from a most brutal death. In this message Pastor Nirup teaches on the resurrection account and the reality that Jesus must awaken!
This Palm Sunday, Pastor Nirup taught on The Triumphal Entry- where the people of Israel worshipped Jesus as the violent and liberating king the expected him to be. What they didn't understand was that Jesus came to bring liberation in their hearts, and not in their city. So often, our EXPECTATION of God is different than His purpose.
Nirup Alphonse | Signs Of Glory | Week 1
In Jesus, God authenticated His purpose and revealed His glory to an unbelieving world. In this message Pastor Nirup teaches on the famous story of Jesus turning water into wine and why we experience the miracle of God's power when we admit we are at the end of our rope.
Modern Romance | Week 7 | Nirup Alphonse
In this final message in the series Pastor Nirup calls us to walk in God's promise. The true Modern Romance is an invitation into an eternal romance where God has pursued us to make us His own and call us into a life of freedom.
Life with Jesus involves all of ourselves. Unfortunately, we often neglect to include an important dimension of who we are: our sexuality. In this message, Trevor Maggart unpacks the relationship between the process of sanctification and our sexuality, as well as the blessing that comes from giving Jesus all of who we are.
The human experience is complex. Included in this is the reality of sexuality including homosexuality. Homosexuality is not a new cultural phenomenon and the Bible has much to say about it. In this message Pastor Nirup unpacks homosexuality and the Gospel’s response.
Modern Romance | Nirup Alphonse | March 10th, 2019
When you think of romance the idea of purity and innocence comes to mind. This was God's design from the beginning. In this message Pastor Nirup and StudentLife Lead Andrew Morrison teach from Scripture what it means to live in a redeemed purity. This message is for both those who are single and married.
God has entrusted us with the possession of our sexuality, our singleness, our relationships, and our marriages. What would it look like if we took care in stewarding these things in a holy way? Don't miss week 3 of Modern Romance, "A Righteous Possession".
Modern Romance | Nirup Alphonse | February 24, 2019
Romance is all about pursuit. Is it possible that the God who designed sex, desire, singleness and marriage also designed the way for humanity to pursue it? In this message Pastor Nirup continues to unpack God's vision for romance and uses God's Word to talk about the pursuit of Holy Sexuality.
Modern Romance | Nirup Alphonse | February 17, 2019
Our problem with sex, desire and marriage begins when we remove God from the center of our lives. In a world where identity is shaped by sexual experience and autonomy, it is clear that we are living in a time where our perspective has been quite distorted. In this first message of the series, Pastor Nirup teaches from God's Word on what it means to discover our identity and what God has to say about sex, desire and marriage.
What does existing in the body of Christ look like? Enjoy this message as Pastor Nirup teaches on the foundations of our faith and what that looks like in the church and in the body of believers.
Enjoy this message as Pastor Nirup unpacks what it means to love God, and love your neighbor. It's a incredible and sacrificial love, and one that the Father is calling us to.
The Work Of The Father is a work of redemption, driven by restoration through Jesus Christ. Pastor Mike Drury from Pine Hills Community Church brought the word this week, and it was a powerful one.
In order to live in the way of the kingdom, we must live in alignment with the way of God. Enjoy this message by Pastor Nirup Alphonse as he teaches on how we can discover what God has revealed to us, and in turn live in alignment with his will.
The earliest followers of Jesus were not yet known as Christians. Instead they were known as the "people of the Way." In this opening message to the series, Pastor Nirup unpacks what it looks like to discover and live in the reality of God's Kingdom.
As Dallas Willard once said, "Hurry is the great enemy of the soul." On this Sabbath Sunday we encourage you to find some time to slow down and experience the presence of the Lord in your life.
What if what happened two thousand years ago could do more than just give us a fun holiday season? What if what God started then could have a lasting effect in your life. In this Christmas message Pastor Nirup teaches from God's Word on the reality of an eternal joy that God came to bring into your life.
There is nothing greater than having an encounter with God and experiencing His grace in your life. But it doesn't stop there. God invite your to express what you have experienced. In this message, Pastor Nirup shares from John 4 on how a woman experienced the grace of Jesus and went on to share it with everyone around her.
In John 4 Jesus has an incredible encounter with a woman that he should not have culturally engaged. In this moment Jesus teaches us to "life our eyes" and see people all around us. In this message we are invited to see the vision that Jesus is creating.
In Matthew 28, Jesus commanded the 11 disciples to go make disciples of all the earth. LIFEGATE's Young Professional ministry director, Trevor Maggart, shows us how this command from Jesus revealed a new reality for how we are to relate to God.
Pastor Nirup teaches on some of the different viewpoints on baptism and what we at Lifegate believe to be true about the practice of baptism.
In Luke 10, Jesus called us to work in His harvest. Pastor Nirup unpacks this command from Jesus and shows us that God has told us to always be ready to engage in the mission.
God commanded us to go make disciples and no matter what season of life we are in, He has prepared a harvest for us to take part in. Pastor Nirup launched LIFEGATE's new series "Always in Season" so that we would be reminded that God has put us on this Earth to know Him and to make Him known to all people.
When God sets us free He calls us out of sin but also calls us into a life of following Him. In this we find that our identity in freedom leads to action. In this message, our StudentLife Lead Andrew Morrison shares a powerful message about the freedom we have to serve others.
The Holy Spirit seeks to bring about the character of Jesus in our everyday interactions. As we become more free and more like Jesus, we demonstrate faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control so that others can see Jesus in us. Pastor Nirup finishes his teaching series "Wild and Free" by talking about these three fruits of the Spirit.
God puts His Spirit inside of us to bring about the character of Jesus in our lives. And He uses that change in us to multiply His glory on this earth. LIFEGATE Campus Pastor, Jim Barnard, unpacks how God uses patience, kindness, and goodness to plant seeds in others for that multiplication.
We were created to experience the wildness of God through freedom. Through the sacrifice of Jesus on the Cross, God has made a way for His Spirit to live in us so that He can produce the fruit that he wants in our life. The choice to walk according to the Spirit, however, is ours. Until we choose to live in the Spirit, we won't ever be completely free.
The kind of seeds you sow around yourself will be the fruit that is produced in your life. The Holy Spirit wants more of us so that He can produce His fruit in our lives, instead of the fruit of the flesh.
On week 4 of the Wildfire series, we hear a testimony from a young woman who lost something very dear to her in a wildfire. But God used this situation to teach her something very important
Freedom is not only becoming who God designed you to be. It is also belonging where God destined you to be. In this message Pastor Nirup teaches how the Holy Spirit's transformation in our lives is not done in isolation. When we are a part of a community called the church we are a part of expressing and experiencing the freedom of the Holy Spirt.
Our natural identity is broken so God works in us, through the Holy Spirit, to make our identity more like Jesus.
Every one of us needs a breakthrough in our lives and in our faith. The Holy Spirit desires this breakthrough more than we do. In this message Pastor Nirup shares how the Holy Spirit moves us in grace so we continue to experience a breakthrough in glory.
As Christ followers, we have access to the fire of the Holy Spirit. By His Spirit, God wants to do a work in all areas of our lives. Pastor Nirup talks about how God is at work in our lives and how He extends us grace to grow in Him.
Our perception of our Heavenly Father is affected by our experience of our earthly fathers. Even if our father is the best possible dad, it gives us an incomplete and incorrect view of God the Father. Guest speaker, Dave Jongeward, reminds us of the character of God and how we can more accurately relate to Him as Father.
Our transformation to be more like Jesus Christ is not instantaneous, it is a process. Lead Pastor Nirup Alphonse unpacks 2 Corinthians 3:18 and how the Holy Spirit transforms us one from one degree of glory to the next so that we resemble the image of God more and more.
God loves us enough that He doesn't just leave us the way He finds us. Instead, He puts the Holy Spirit inside of us to refine us. Pastor Nirup Alphonse unpacks how the Holy Spirit works in our lives as a burning fire.
Following Jesus does not make us exempt from pain and suffering in this life, but God is able to take our suffering and turn it into His glory. Guest speaker and founder of Hope Family Care Ministries, Jeff Rollins, shares his testimony of profound loss and how God has repurposed that pain for good.
Walking in obedience to Christ is a call to suffering. In this message Pastor Nirup teaches from 1 Peter on what it means to suffer as a Christian. The reality is that as Christians we experience suffering but if we focus our eyes on Jesus we also experience an incredible life of joy.
In the midst of trial and suffering the only thing we can control is how we respond. In this powerful and deeply personal message our Campus Pastor Jim and his wife Alisha share their story of hope in the midst of suffering.
The Spirit and flesh are opposed to each other and are after two different things. In this message Pastor Nirup teaches how the Spirit is in us to lead us, and as we keep in step with Him we experience the fullness of His presence and power.
A life in the fullness of the Holy Spirit is a like marked by worship, gratitude and humility. In this message Pastor Nirup shares from the book of Ephesians on what the Holy Spirit does when He fills us with His presence and power.
Within every one of us are two natures struggling for mastery. The reality is the one we feed will be the one that dominates our lives. In this message we learn what it means to live in the fullness of the Holy Spirit by leaning into His direction and empowerment.
Before Jesus left the earth for heaven He promised His followers the gift of the Holy Spirit. In this message Pastor Nirup begins the series by teaching on the Person of the Holy Spirit and how we have been promised to be filled by Him.
Jesus walked out of the tomb so that you don't have to live in it. In this powerful Easter message, Pastor Nirup unpacks the story of the resurrection and how we are invited to live in the power of it.
Jesus walked a path of suffering that was meant for us. He did it willingly and because He did we don't have to. In this message, Pastor Nirup teaches from the Gospel of Mark and shows us how Jesus walked a difficult path so that we could be free.
We live in an age where we have more access to information than anytime in history. Yet our lives are not filled with anything but God's power. The power of God is experience in prayer. In this message Pastor Nirup teaches on the famous words of Jesus, "My house shall be a house of prayer."
There is a familiar story in the Bible where Jesus walks on water. However, its often in the familiar where we learn the unexpected. In this message, Pastor Nirup takes a familiar story and teaches how God sometimes sends us into places where our fear is exposed so He can bring us into healing.
Jesus walked this earth to rescue the lost and to destroy the works of the enemy. In this message, Pastor Nirup teaches from a familiar story in the Bible and shows the heart of Jesus to rescue and restore us to Him.
Jesus was clear that his objectives on this earth was twofold - to seek and save the lost and destroy the works of the devil. In this message, Pastor Nirup teaches from a text where Jesus heals a man who was oppressed by a demon. We learn how the enemy tries the same thing with us but we have victory in the name of Jesus.
Jesus begins the launch of His public ministry by being led into the wilderness to be tempted by the devil. In this message, Pastor Nirup shows us how Jesus overcame the devil and his attacks and how we have the best defense to do the same.
In this special message, Pastor Mike Drury of Pine Hills Church in Indiana walks us through how we are called to worship in Spirit and in truth. Using key portions in scripture we learn how our identity for worship comes from our identity in Christ.
A greater experience of God requires a greater expectation from God. However, that expectation must require that we predetermine that we will see God show Himself powerful in our lives. In this final message of the series, Pastor Nirup teaches through Psalm 63 on 7 different postures of prayer and worship and how they fuel our expectation of God.
You are not where you once were and not where you want to be. We live in this space of expectations. How we fit that space matters. In this message Pastor Nirup uses Psalm 63 to teach us the space of our suffering is an opportunity to be filled with prayer and worship.
Year after year we see in others and in ourselves a desire for a greater experience of God yet we always seem to find ourselves disappointed. In this message, Pastor Nirup takes us through Psalm 63 and shows us how God gives us a greater experience of Him as we approach him in prayer and worship.
As we approach the new year it is important to look back at all that has happened this past year and see the hand of God in our lives. Take a few moments today and renew yourself in who God is and what He has done.
This Christmas God wants to remind us that when we remember His promise we can experience His Joy. Christmas is God delivering on His promise.
Joy is the result of being in the right posture and right position. In this message, Pastor Nirup teaches from the Gospel of Luke and shows us how joy comes from receiving God's mercy and remaining in His grace.
We often believe that joy is the result of our situation being perfected. However, God says that joy comes when our perspective is shifted. In this message Pastor Nirup teaches from the Gospel of Luke on how joy comes when we have the right perspective of God's promise.
We have all been living in the identity of the story that has been given to us, but God is calling us to a new and greater story. If we going to live in the fullness of what He promises we have to be willing to release the things we are holding on to.
We often have the tendency to judge our story by a scene we are living in. But God is still writing the story. In this message Pastor Nirup shares how the Holy Spirit is the best resource we have in our lives as God continues to write His better story in and through us.
From the beginning God has had a unique design and desire for families. It is no surprise then that the enemy has targeted families. In this first message of our series Pastor Nirup teaches on an old prayer found in the Scripture that if leaned into can have a lasting effect on you and your family.
For this weekend we had the honor of having our special guest Bryan Sederwall from the Denver Dream Center. We believe this message will challenge and stretch your faith.
Whenever you make a decision it is good to know the motive behind it. The motive reveals the reason. What is God's motive? In this message Pastor Nirup unpacks the motive of Jesus and shows us what it means to live with joy.
We live with a constant pressure to prove ourselves to everyone including God. This pressure soon feels like a burden we can't let go of. In this message Pastor Nirup teaches how God wants to take that burden off and replace it with His promise of proof.
From the moment we wake up we are living every moment trying to answer the question, "Who am I?" In this message, Pastor Nirup teaches us how the invitation to "Abide in Christ," is an invitation to discover our truest identity.
John 15 is a profound invitation to live in constant union with Christ. In this timely message Pastor Nirup sets up John 15 and teaches how Christ is the only source of life we can find true joy in.
The beauty if life in the valley is living in the identity that comes from God's accomplished victory. In the final message of the series Pastor Nirup teaches us that grace wins every time in the valley. Because Jesus wins in the valley, we win.
What every person really needs in the valley is hope. Hope changes everything. In this message Pastor Nirup teaches us how God awakens you to hope in the valley by declaring and delivering His promise.
The God who declares His promise over you is the God who will deliver His promise into you. In this message Pastor Nirup teaches a life-giving message on what it means to live in the power of the Holy Spirit and receive the promise of God.
God never commands us without His promise following. In this message Pastor Nirup shares how God has commanded us to speak life over areas in our lives and in the lives of the people around us. Though it is hard, as we walk in obedience we see the Spirit of God awaken people to His love.
God will often bring you through the way you least expect to invite you to experience the life you most desire. In this first message, Pastor Nirup shares a powerful truth from God's Word and shows us the reality of living with a powerful vision of God's mission.
Psalm 124 is a power song that takes us on a journey to see the faithfulness of God through every season. In this message, Geoffrey Buck unpacks this text and shows us how a new posture before God could change everything in our lives.
Psalm 123 is a song of living in the reality of being a servant of God. In this message Pastor Nirup and guest teacher Crystal Miller unpack this profound Psalm and show us that if we want to experience all that God has for us we must learn to live with a new posture under Him.
Psalm 122 is a powerful song that speaks to the reality that we are called to worship. In this message, Pastor Nirup unpacks this incredible Psalm and shows us how we have been rescued by an amazing God and that our natural response is praise.
Psalm 121 is a powerful song that was sung as a soundtrack of faith. In this message Pastor Nirup unpacks this Psalm and teaches how we can live in the reality that God is a God who can be trusted.
The Psalm of Ascents begins with the profound reality that God is near to us in the midst of our circumstances. In this message, guest Pastor Chris Freeman shares the powerful truths behind this Psalm and calls us into a journey towards our home in Christ.
The parable known as "The Prodigal Son" is one of the most well known stories. And while the story does indeed speak to the life of a young man, it is much more about a faithful father. In this message, Pastor Nirup will unpack this timely parable and reveal a profound truth that is a power reality to be experience.
Jesus had a unique method and message in His ministry. It often made the religious elite feel uncomfortable, but to those who needed hope the most, Jesus brought just that. In this message Pastor Nirup takes a parable of Jesus and shows us how the words of Jesus are more than just a good story, but an invitation into the heart of heaven.
Jesus had a unique way of speaking to any audience. In this message, guest teacher Dave Meserve shows us how Jesus used an occasion to teach a parable. This parable reveals the heart of Jesus and how he cares deeply our lives.
Jesus had amazing way to get to the hearts of people around Him. In this message, Pastor Nirup shares a story from the Gospel of Luke to reveal how Jesus goes after our hearts and invites us into an everlasting Kingdom.
Jesus had a way of breaking down barriers when He would sit in parties with people. But He never pursued people to win an argument but rather He was after their hearts. In this message, Pastor Nirup uses a story where Jesus is at a party and uses the scene around Him to guide people into a life of Gospel humility.
We are all on a journey. A journey of faith, career, relationships and life. But if we get so focused on our personal direction we will miss the opportunity to participate in a Kingdom calling. In this final message of the series, Pastor Nirup shares on how God will interrupt our lives to call us into something deeper.
The enemy is constantly trying to disrupt the plans of God but nothing can take His glory. In this message we learn how in the middle of our sin, the enemy will constantly bring condemnation but for those who experience God they will be interrupted by His grace.
In this message Pastor Nirup teaches us using a familiar story from the life of Jesus on how to lean into the interruptions that God brings us. God interrupts us with people who need to experience Him.
Every day each of us is looking to experience a unique touch from God. There is something inside of us that knows one touch from Him could change everything in our lives. In this message, Pastor Nirup teaches from a story in the Gospel of Luke and share how a touch from God will have a radical impact in your life.
Life is full of interruptions we often tend to run from. What if we learned to embrace the unexpected interruption differently? In this first message of the series, Pastor Nirup will teaches on how God uses divine interruptions to disrupt our lives and call us deeper into His Presence, Promise and Purpose.
As we finish up our series in Romans 8 Pastor Nirup unpacks the last nine verses of the chapter and then relates it to Easter. Easter is the evidence that God's love can be experience without separation.
There is no doubt that we all face things in our lives that we believe define us. We often wonder if anything good can come out of these things. In this message Pastor Nirup shares a powerful truth that we have an incredible promise and assurance that all things work for good for those who love God.
The human experience is filled with moments of suffering and struggle. While it seems that many of these moments are unbearable, we find great peace and hope knowing that in our darkest times God is near to us. In this message Pastor Nirup shares how the Holy Spirit inside of us communicates with God the Father on our behalf. When we recognize His work in us we can face the enemy who is against us.
Suffering is part of what it means to be human. As we follow Jesus and walk in obedience the Word of God tells us that we will suffer. Yet unlike the world, we know that anything we suffer pales in comparison to the glory ahead. In this timely message, Pastor Nirup unpacks the Scriptures and teaches how we suffer, but with hope for the future.
Living in the Spirit is not simply theory but a reality we can each experience. In this message, Brian Vranicar teaches from Paul's letters to the Romans and shows us how we can live a Spirit-filled life and not continue to fall back into who we once were.
There are two natures within us struggling for mastery. One is the flesh and the other is the Spirit. In this powerful message, Pastor Nirup teaches us that where we direct our minds, or which nature we feed will determine the direction for our lives.
Freedom is not a distant dream for one who is found in Christ but rather an adventurous reality. As we journey through Romans 8 Pastor Nirup begins by teaching us that God has done for us what no one else could - give us a life of freedom. When we understand this we can experience a revival of the Holy Spirit in our lives.
God wants our hearts because He knows He is the only one that can satisfy us. In this message, Pastor Nirup unpacks a story from the Gospel of Luke where Jesus honors the sacrificial gift of a poor widow. From this story we will see that God desires that we trust Him with everything and put Him first in our lives.
From the beginning God has been after our hearts because He knows He is the only one that can satisfy us. In this message Pastor Nirup looks at the powerful words of Jesus and unpacks the reality of living a life where we fully trust God and direct our treasure likewise.
As we celebrate two years as a church, we do so by seeing all that God has done, what He is doing, and what He will do. In this timely message, Pastor Nirup shares the reality of God's calling in our lives and church. When God calls us we are sure to face opposition, but God allows this to set us and refine us. We must never forget to learn how to fight against the enemy in God's strength, power, and faithfulness.
In the final installment in our series Difference Maker, Pastor Nirup ties in every week and teaches us that a true Difference Maker lives a life of discipleship. Using Jesus’ words in Matthew 28:19-20, we are invited into the greatest adventure to go into all the world and bring the good news of life in Christ.
Prayer is the key that unlocks the miracle. In week three of our series Difference Maker, pastor Nirup teaches from the Gospel of Mark and shows how God wants to unlock some miracles in our lives through the power of prayer.
We all want to live a life of purpose and meaning. In this message, Pastor Nirup teaches us the cycle of experiencing this purpose using one of Jesus' most profound teachings. When we see what God has done for us, what God is doing in us, we can can live our purpose of what God is doing through us.
Jesus invited us to follow Him. This is an extravagant invitation that is full of adventure. But Jesus doesn't just invite us to experience this incredible life. He empowers us to invite others to experience His invitation.
On Sunday January 1st, we as a church family are participating in an intentional time away from the normalcy of our weekend routine. What this means is that we will not meet for our regular Sunday Worship Experience but rather begin the new year in a rhythm of Sabbath:
REST | REFLECT | RESPOND
John 3:16 is one of the most memorized and well known verses in all of Scripture. In this amazing verse we see a full summary of the Gospel. This Christmas as we look into this verse we see the profound gift that God gave us in Jesus.
John 3:16 is one of the most memorized and well known verses in all of Scripture. In this amazing verse we see a full summary of the Gospel. This Christmas season as we unpack this beautiful verse our hope is that you experience the extravagant love of God.
John 3:16 is one of the most memorized and well known verses in all of Scripture. In this amazing verse we see a full summary of the Gospel. This Christmas season as we unpack this beautiful verse our hope is that you experience the extravagant love of God.
John 3:16 is one of the most memorized and well known verses in all of Scripture. In this amazing verse we see a full summary of the Gospel. This Christmas season as we unpack this beautiful verse our hope is that you experience the extravagant love of God.
Many times each of us works our entire lives to build up kingdoms for ourselves. These kingdoms are the things we live for and where we find our identity. Yet, each of those kingdoms can and will be shaken. In this series we will study through Hebrews 12 and see that the Kingdom of God is an everlasting Kingdom. The Kingdom of God is ours to receive and it is a kingdom that cannot be shaken.
Many times each of us works our entire lives to build up kingdoms for ourselves. These kingdoms are the things we live for and where we find our identity. Yet, each of those kingdoms can and will be shaken. In this series we will study through Hebrews 12 and see that the Kingdom of God is an everlasting Kingdom. The Kingdom of God is ours to receive and it is a kingdom that cannot be shaken.
Many times each of us works our entire lives to build up kingdoms for ourselves. These kingdoms are the things we live for and where we find our identity. Yet, each of those kingdoms can and will be shaken. In this series we will study through Hebrews 12 and see that the Kingdom of God is an everlasting Kingdom. The Kingdom of God is ours to receive and it is a kingdom that cannot be shaken.
From the very beginning God designed for Himself a family that would reflect His purpose in this world. God’s greater family is a collection of many smaller families that have their own unique makeup. In this final message in the series, Pastor Nirup teaches us how taking time to remember what God has done is an important aspect in discipleship.
From the very beginning God designed for Himself a family that would reflect His purpose in this world. God’s greater family is a collection of many smaller families that have their own unique makeup. In this third message, Pastor Nirup talks about the importance of creating time and space in our lives to have moments of discipleship.
From the very beginning God designed for Himself a family that would reflect His purpose in this world. God’s greater family is a collection of many smaller families that have their own unique makeup. In this second message Pastor Nirup unpacks the devils plan to destroy each family and how we must stand firm in God and resist the enemies schemes.
From the very beginning God designed for Himself a family that would reflect His purpose in this world. God’s greater family is a collection of many smaller families that have their own unique makeup. In this first message, Pastor Nirup focuses on God’s plan for each family, and how that family fits into the greater mission God has for all of us.
The Lord's Prayer ends with Jesus teaching us to ask God to help us avoid temptation in daily circumstances. In every situation we can choose to walk in God's way or fall into our own ways. This is a powerful message that will shape your practical experience of God.
When we experience God's forgiveness we cannot help but express that same forgiveness to others. In this message, Pastor Nirup challenges us to forgive others when they have heart us, because if we don't, we are the ones held captive. Forgiveness is then the starting place of experiencing God's freedom.
God will not lead you into His purpose and leave you without His provision. In this message Pastor Nirup teaches us to pray the words of Jesus and ask God to provide for our daily needs.
In week 2 of our series, The Lord's Prayer, Pastor Nirup unpacks the meaning behind "Your Kingdom come, Your will be done." In this message you will learn how these petitions not only shape the way you pray, but they way you experience God in your everyday life.
In this first message covering The Lord's Prayer, Pastor Nirup teaches a simple truth - any true petition comes from a true relationship. As we discover the true relationship of God as our Father we experience deep healing and freedom.
1 Corinthians 15:58 is one of the most inspirational verses in all of the Bible. Paul, the author of this text continually drives home the point that Jesus did in fact rise from the dead. And because He did, our lives matter! In this sermon, Pastor Nirup shares how the resurrection of Jesus is the event that changed history and the invitation to keep going in the face of opposition.
Life is made up of several season. In each of those seasons it is important that we walk in the truth God's Word and be guided by the Holy Spirit. Jeremiah 29:11 is a verse that is often used but misunderstood. In this message, Pastor Nirup explains how this verse is not for us, but we can still embrace the promise that is for us.
There is a deep longing within us to be saved and to be set free. Psalm 54 is a powerful expression of this longing. In this message, Pastor Nirup shows us how this Psalm is filled with rich implications for your life and gives you a fresh experience of God's presence.
Opening with explosive joy and celebration, Psalm 145 is the first "Hymn of Praise," where the Psalmist declares, in no uncertain terms the greatness of God. In this sermon, Pastor Nirup gives us 5 things to remember in our daily private and weekly public worship lives.
The Psalms are arguably the greatest anthology ever recorded. Speaking profoundly to the human experience, the Psalms are uniquely comprised of poems and songs that reflect sorrow, joy, lament and hope. As we study the Psalms, our prayer is that we we encounter the power in each verse and experience God's presence.
In light of James' exhortation to submit to God, drawing near to God, and humbling ourselves before God and submitting to His will we find ourselves face to face with our own hearts. In this text, James is going to challenge every believer to take a look at their hearts by looking at where our money goes. In the end, God desires that we use our resources to invest in eternity.
We believe that tomorrow is promised. In fact we say the famous phrase, "Here today and gone tomorrow." But the Bible says that our life is a vapor. The saying should rather be, "Here today and gone today." In this passage, James instructs believers to take each day and decisions and submit it to the will of God. As we do that we experience the heart of God is our daily lives.
Disunity, fighting and quarreling with one another is not something that pleases the heart of God. In this text, James shows us that there are three wars in play which create disunity. He then shows us three ways to respond to experience God's peace.
Words matter. In our lifetime we will spend much of it communicating, and with those words, the Bible says we have the power to speak life or death. In James 3, the author is pleading with followers of Jesus to use their words to delight in the Lord and speak life into others, just as Jesus speaks life into them.
Are we saved by faith alone? What about our works? In this message, Pastor Nirup will show us that the Bible indeed states that we are saved by faith alone. Though James speaks to this, he is clear that it is a certain kind of faith - a faith that produces works. James will show us that faith without works is useless, dead, and cannot save.
James 1:26 - 2:13 It can be hard to believe, but even in the church we can tend to create clicks and distinctions with others. James says that this should not be the picture of the church. He calls us to love our neighbors as Christ loved us, and to show mercy as we have been shown mercy.
In James 1:19-25 the author presents a dual emphasis on receiving the Word of God and practicing it. As Christians, James is encouraging you to not just listen or hear what the Word of God says, but actually grow in your faith through practicing it. And as you do you will continue to remember who you are in Christ.
In the book of James we learn to live out our True Faith not by avoiding trials but by walking through them. In this message we hear from Pastor Nirup on what it looks like to be steadfast under trial in order that we would receive the "Crown of life" that God gives us through Jesus.
Due to the weather services on April 17th are cancelled. However, we have a special devotional we made just for you.
In the book of James we learn to live out our True Faith not by avoiding trials but by walking through them. While trials may come, we are given the opportunity to ask God for wisdom, but we must ask in faith. The opposite of faith is unbelief and many of us are in a real fight with doubt. In the message, Pastor Nirup talks about our humility in this and that God honors the fight.
James is the brother of Jesus but he is a servant of God. He begins his book by reminding Christians that in this life we will have trials and we will suffer. But even in that God is good and through suffering we can experience the joy of Christ. Every trial has a purpose...and that purpose is to strengthen our faith and bring glory to God.
If the Gospel of John ended with the death of Jesus it would simply be, an ordinary biography. But it is no ordinary story. The story of Jesus is the greatest story ever told, about the greatest PERSON who ever lived. On this Easter Sunday, we take a deeper look into the resurrection of Jesus. We see how Jesus had a marvelous encounter with Thomas, and through the kindness of Jesus, we see a man go from being a doubter to a believer!
The Gospel of John is a masterpiece of storytelling. Through out the text we see a marvelous story of God's unfailing love and glorious splendor displayed. In John 19:17-42 Jesus is sentenced to death. The story unfolds with Jesus being crucified, dying and being buried. Though the story doesn't end there, we do live in the hope of Christ's finished work on the cross.
The Gospel of John is a masterpiece of storytelling. Through out the text we see a marvelous story of God's unfailing love and glorious splendor displayed. In John 19:1-16 Jesus is still on trial before Pilate and while Pilate seems to find no guilt in him, he simply cannot go against the wishes of the crowd. We see from this text that Jesus stands in our place, taking on every accusation so that we who are in Christ never have to.
The Gospel of John is a masterpiece of storytelling. Through out the text we see a marvelous story of God's unfailing love and glorious splendor displayed. In John 18:28-40 Jesus is on trial before Pilate, the Roman Governor. During an exchange with Pilate, Jesus presents to him the choice of two very different kingdoms - the kingdom of this world, and the Kingdom of God. The beauty of this text is that Jesus presents this same choice to you.
The Gospel of John is a masterpiece of storytelling. Through out the text we see a marvelous story of God's unfailing love and glorious splendor displayed. In John 18:1-27, we learn how Jesus walked in obedience towards the cross while Peter, His disciple denied Him. Yet, Peter learns to let the Spirit lead Him and becomes a pillar in the church. Like Peter, the Spirit of God is leading us into obedience.
The Gospel of John is a masterpiece of storytelling. Through out the text we see a marvelous story of God's unfailing love and glorious splendor displayed. In John 17:6-26, we see that Jesus prays for His disciples and He prays for us. 2000 years ago Jesus prayed that His people would stay on mission, together in unity, to see His glory and experience His joy.
The Gospel of John is a masterpiece of storytelling. Through out the text we see a marvelous story of God's unfailing love and glorious splendor displayed. In John 17:1-5, we see that Jesus was not thinking about us when He went to the cross. He was thinking about glorifying God the Father. In our own daily lives, as we move and breath are we thinking about “me” and “us” and our glory or are we thinking about the glory of God?
As we celebrate one year in the life of our church, Pastor Nirup unpacks Ephesians 2:8-10. In this message we see what God is doing in us and through us as we continue to move forward with our vision to "See People Made Alive In Christ."
MADE ALIVE is more than just another series. In fact, it is the vision of LIFEGATE. We believe that God designed you to experience life the way He designed it. The truth is, sin doesn't make us bad, it makes us dead. Without Christ we are dead to the ways of God, and God doesn't want to make bad people good, He wants to make dead people alive! We can't wait for you to experience this new series.
Truth Be Told is poised to be a powerful new teaching series that will strengthen your faith journey this year. We are all in a search for truth and our lives are shaped by what we believe to be true. The truth is Jesus came to bring each of us LIFE and in this series we will take an in depth look at the "Truth" found in the Bible and how it affects our everyday lives.
Truth Be Told is poised to be a powerful new teaching series that will strengthen your faith journey this year. We are all in a search for truth and our lives are shaped by what we believe to be true. The truth is Jesus came to bring each of us LIFE and in this series we will take an in depth look at the "Truth" found in the Bible and how it affects our everyday lives.
Truth Be Told is poised to be a powerful new teaching series that will strengthen your faith journey this year. We are all in a search for truth and our lives are shaped by what we believe to be true. The truth is Jesus came to bring each of us LIFE and in this series we will take an in depth look at the "Truth" found in the Bible and how it affects our everyday lives.
Truth Be Told is poised to be a powerful new teaching series that will strengthen your faith journey this year. We are all in a search for truth and our lives are shaped by what we believe to be true. The truth is Jesus came to bring each of us LIFE and in this series we will take an in depth look at the "Truth" found in the Bible and how it affects our everyday lives.
As we enter into this holiday season we will encounter days that are full of events and emotions. With all it's moments we can often lose sight of what God is actually doing in our lives. In this series, we want to take a step back and embrace the season God has us in so that we can truly experience His promise and our calling.
As we enter into this holiday season we will encounter days that are full of events and emotions. With all it's moments we can often lose sight of what God is actually doing in our lives. In this series, we want to take a step back and embrace the season God has us in so that we can truly experience His promise and our calling.
As we enter into this holiday season we will encounter days that are full of events and emotions. With all it's moments we can often lose sight of what God is actually doing in our lives. In this series, we want to take a step back and embrace the season God has us in so that we can truly experience His promise and our calling.
When Jesus walks in everything changes. In this series, Pastor Nirup is going to unpack three different times Jesus is at a party and has a radical encounter with someone. In the final message of this series we look at how Jesus invites Himself into the home of a man and radically transforms His life.
When Jesus walks in everything changes. In this series, Pastor Nirup is going to unpack three different times Jesus is at a party and has a radical encounter with someone. In this second message we learn from a woman who crashed a party to find her place at the feet of Jesus.
We all desire to be great. In fact, this has been a deep desire in humanity since the days of Jesus. The reality is that Jesus never reprimands our ambition for greatness but He does re-define it for us. In this message Pastor Nirup shares the words of Jesus who inspires us live a life of greatness.
When someone hurts us we feel a deep wound in our souls that leads us to believe that the person who hurt us, owes us a debt. We are driven by unforgiveness which is a emotional and spiritual choke hold which slowly kills us. In this message we take a close look at forgiveness.
Whether we admit it or not we tend to compare ourselves with others on a daily basis. While this is natural to do it quickly leads to a life of less joy. The reason this is, is because deep down we believe we are owed something from God and others. We believe we have earned something that someone else has. In this series we will look to unpack this idea of "I Deserve It" and see what the Gospel says about what we deserve and remember the generous gift of grace that God has given us.
"The Church has an image problem; Church? Been there done that!; What good can come out of church?" These are the types of responses many people has when it comes to the "The Church." So how should the church, and those who follow Jesus respond? In this final message in this series we will look to answer these questions and more. Join us and find out why the church is more than just a place you go, but a place you belong.
What is baptism? Who should be baptized? In this message Pastor Nirup takes a few moments to explain the supernatural experience of baptism and why it is the first step of obedience in following Jesus.
What is the church? Why does it exist? Is it relevant to my life? These are the kinds of questions that people always ask about The Church. In this series we look to unpack what The Church is and why God has chosen the local church as His plan for the world. Join us and find out why the church is so important and how you can belong to this unique community.
What is the church? Why does it exist? Is it relevant to my life? These are the kinds of questions that people always ask about The Church. In this series we look to unpack what The Church is and why God has chosen the local church as His plan for the world. Join us and find out why the church is so important and how you can belong to this unique community.
Psalm 23 is arguably the most popular collections of verses in the Bible. Through out history it has made it's way into a collection of films, songs, poetry and other relevant outlets. Yet, many people never truly understand its power. In this series we look to unpack the truth of Psalm 23 and realize what life looks like following "The Good Shepherd."
Psalm 23 is arguably the most popular collections of verses in the Bible. Through out history it has made it's way into a collection of films, songs, poetry and other relevant outlets. Yet, many people never truly understand its power. In this series we look to unpack the truth of Psalm 23 and realize what life looks like following "The Good Shepherd."
Psalm 23 is arguably the most popular collections of verses in the Bible. Through out history it has made it's way into a collection of films, songs, poetry and other relevant outlets. Yet, many people never truly understand its power. In this series we look to unpack the truth of Psalm 23 and realize what life looks like following "The Good Shepherd."
In this series we are unpacking what a life of FEARLESS FAITH looks like by studying through through the book of Philippians. In this message, Pastor Nirup teaches on what it means to discover the secret of learning to be content.
In this series we are unpacking what a life of FEARLESS FAITH looks like by studying through through the book of Philippians. In this message, Pastor Nirup teaches on what it means to think with the mind of Christ knowing that the God of peace is near to us.
In this series we are unpacking what a life of FEARLESS FAITH looks like by studying through through the book of Philippians. In this message, Pastor Nirup teaches on living with joy and peace regardless of our circumstances because we cling to the reality that God is near.
In this series we are unpacking what a life of FEARLESS FAITH looks like by studying through through the book of Philippians. In this message, Pastor Nirup teaches on imitating the faith of others who passionately pursue Jesus and standing firm in our faith as we do.
In this series we are unpacking what a life of FEARLESS FAITH looks like by studying through through the book of Philippians. In this message, Pastor Nirup teaches on pressing on and moving forward into the future that God has called you to.
In this series we are unpacking what a life of FEARLESS FAITH looks like by studying through through the book of Philippians. In this message, Pastor Nirup teaches on what it means to "Count It All As Loss" in order that we might find our identity in Christ.
In this series we are unpacking what a life of FEARLESS FAITH looks like by studying through through the book of Philippians. In this message, Pastor Nirup will look at the Timothy and Epaphroditus as two examples Paul uses to show us what it looks like to live as servants of the Gospel.
In this series we are unpacking what a life of FEARLESS FAITH looks like by studying through through the book of Philippians.What does it mean to "Work Out Your Salvation?" In this message, Pastor Nirup will unpack one of the most difficult yet profoundly impacting texts in all of the Bible and answer the question posed above.
In this series we are unpacking what a life of FEARLESS FAITH looks like by studying through through the book of Philippians. In this seventh message, Pastor Jared will unpack a section of Scripture in Philippians 2 and point us to Jesus.
In this series we are unpacking what a life of FEARLESS FAITH looks like by studying through through the book of Philippians. In this sixth message, Pastor Nirup will encourage you through the Word about how to live a life of humility and service in reflection of Jesus.
In this series we are unpacking what a life of FEARLESS FAITH looks like by studying through through the book of Philippians. In this fifth message, Pastor Nirup will encourage you to live the life God has destined you for, and to live it fearlessly.
In this series we are unpacking what a life of FEARLESS FAITH looks like by studying through through the book of Philippians. In this fourth message, Pastor Jared speaks on what it looks like to live with fearless faith in Christ.
In this series we are unpacking what a life of FEARLESS FAITH looks like by studying through through the book of Philippians. In this third message, Pastor Nirup speaks on what it looks like to live with fearless faith regardless of our circumstances. What is our circumstances were platforms for the Gospel to be advanced? That is what we will be looking at. This letter is a timeless piece filled with practical theology that shapes the life of every believer.
In this series we are unpacking what a life of FEARLESS FAITH looks like by studying through through the book of Philippians. In this second message, Pastor Nirup speaks on silencing the doubters in your life and believing that the God who began His work in you, will be faithful to complete it. This letter is a timeless piece filled with practical theology that shapes the life of every believer.
In this series we will unpack what a life of FEARLESS FAITH looks like by studying through through the book of Philippians. In week one, Pastor Nirup takes a look at what it means to have an encounter with God and how that encounter changes everything.
This is a series about dreams that change the world and the dreamers who dare to dream them. In this final installment, Pastor Nirup closes out the series by challenging us to embrace the frustrations around and pursue the dreams that God ignites in us for His glory.
This is a series about dreams that change the world and the dreamers who dare to dream them. In this second installment, Pastor Nirup continues to unpack the life of Joseph while taking a deeper look at the faithfulness the young man lived with.
This is a series about dreams that change the world and the dreamers who dare to dream them. In this first installment, Pastor Nirup takes a look at the life of Joseph and unpacks the truth of what are dreams should really be about.
The Sermon On The Mount is arguably the most influential teaching in human history. As Jesus unpacks his first public sermon, he does so by beginning with what is now knows as "The Beatitudes." In this series we will unpack The Beatitudes in an effort to learn how Jesus describes how life can truly be experienced.
The Sermon On The Mount is arguably the most influential teaching in human history. As Jesus unpacks his first public sermon, he does so by beginning with what is now knows as "The Beatitudes." In this series we will unpack The Beatitudes in an effort to learn how Jesus describes how life can truly be experienced.
Christmas is a time filled with a multitude of things to do. What if we could slow down for just a moment to recognize the true meaning of this season. In this short devotional, Pastor Nirup will encourage you to recognize and remember the peace that comes from God during this Christmas season.
The good news of the Bible is not that Jesus came to make bad people good, but that Jesus came to make dead people alive.
Have you ever wanted to be great at something? Perhaps a sport, cooking, academics or maybe even in your marriage? The truth is at some point we have all desired greatness it some form. Jesus was never shy in addressing the ambition to be great. In his words about being great, Jesus gives us His truth and reveals to us His character in our pursuit of greatness. His answer is indeed a paradox to be embraced.
The CORE ANCHORS of LifeGate Church exist to keep us grounded and focused on the vision that God has given us.
As a church plant in the city of Denver, Colorado our vision is to "SEE PEOPLE MADE ALIVE IN CHRIST & EMPOWERED BY THE HOLY SPIRIT TO ADVANCE GOD'S KINGDOM."
LifeGate Denver is a church plant in the city of Denver, Colorado with a vision to "SEE PEOPLE MADE ALIVE IN CHRIST & EMPOWERED BY THE HOLY SPIRIT TO ADVANCE GOD'S KINGDOM."