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Welcome to the final message of the Breakthrough series! After learning how to get free from strongholds last week, this message focuses the next step, which is being filled with the Holy Spirit. This message is crucial for all Christ followers!
Notes: https://static1.squarespace.com/static/6049b4e041675562730394d3/t/66c1f6dd1999e34b8b8d5d17/1723987677594/Filled+With+The+Spirit.pdf
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This message was preached 8/18/24 at the 11:15am service.
Welcome to week 4 of the Breakthrough series as Pastor Dustin walks us through how to obtain breakthrough from strongholds so we can GET FREE. We must understand how demonic strongholds work in the life of the believer and the unbeliever so we can combat them in the right way. In this message he talks about how strongholds work, how strongholds are established, and how to dismantle strongholds. With the intent of us all living in the full freedom that Christ bought for us.
Notes: https://static1.squarespace.com/static/6049b4e041675562730394d3/t/66b6fca60444bf03f64ab083/1723268262995/Breakthrough%2C+Pt.+4+-+Breaking+Free+from+Demonic+Strongholds.pdf
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This message was preached at the 11:15am service on Sunday 8/11/24
Welcome to week 3 of the Breakthrough series! In this message Hazen breaks down how to WALK in breakthrough.
Find notes by visiting this link: https://www.gatecityatl.com/weekly-events
and clicking the "Previous Sunday Resources" button, then selecting the "Breakthrough" file, then select part 3.
This message was preached August 4, 2024 at the 9am service.
Welcome to week 2 of the Breakthrough series! In this message, Pastor Ash breaks down the concept of Breakthrough from sin so we can walk in the fullness of what God has for us personally and corporately. Our church ministry model beseeches God to move in power, or we have nothing. We believe that, if we will seek the Lord, persist and believe, God will move in power on our behalf. We pray this message helps you find freedom from any sin that entangles. God bless you!
Notes: https://static1.squarespace.com/static/6049b4e041675562730394d3/t/66a6403d16816f270afacf9d/1722171453289/Breakthrough%2C+Pt.+2.pdf
This message was preached 7/28/24 at the 11:15am service.
We must believe that God wants to move on our behalf and grant us breakthrough. In this new series Billy starts by introducing GateCity's beliefs on breakthrough and our need for the Holy Spirit in all things. Then we explore the keys and hindrances to breakthrough. We pray this message encourages and equips you to follow Jesus closely and daily in a deeper way. God bless!
Notes: https://static1.squarespace.com/static/6049b4e041675562730394d3/t/669bf2e074412a62a03fba27/1721496288614/Breakthrough%2C+Pt.+1.pdf
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This message was preached 07/21/2024 at the 11:15am service
Welcome to Week 2 of 2 of the Cost/Reward mini series! Last week Casey preached on the Cost of Disobedience, and this week is the Reward of Obedience. We pray this message encourages you to stay the course and stay in obedience to the Lord. It's going to be worth it all!
Notes: https://static1.squarespace.com/static/6049b4e041675562730394d3/t/669207ea4e0fd33a4d8098f2/1720846315055/The+Reward+of+Obedience.pdf
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Preached at the 11:15am service on 7/14/24
Welcome to part 1 of 2 in a mini-series called "Cost/Reward"! In this message Pastor Casey Ryon talks about the COST of disobedience as we take a look at the life of Moses. What does God allow when we sin? Does he let us have our own way? And we explore the consequences.
Notes: https://static1.squarespace.com/static/6049b4e041675562730394d3/t/6689dd5e79774436d96d01df/1720311135042/The+Cost+of+Disobedince.pdf
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This message was preached 7/7/24 at the 11:15am service.
Week 2 of 2 of this mini series on Wholehearted Living! Today we open up with an opportunity to invest into living wholeheartedly. You can learn more here: https://sites.google.com/gatecityatl.com/byhinfo/battle-for-your-heart-info?authuser=0
We pray this message encourages you to live vulnerably - closer to God and the people in our lives.
Notes: https://static1.squarespace.com/static/6049b4e041675562730394d3/t/6681502376d3c40899e02d09/1719750692082/WholeHearted+Living%2C+Pt+2.pdf
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This message was preached on 6/30/24 at the 11:15am service.
Welcome to part one of a two part mini-series on "Wholehearted Living!" Today Pastor Ash led us through the deep desires of the human heart, and highlighted that God designed us with these so that above all we could love Him with our WHOLE heart.
Notes: https://static1.squarespace.com/static/6049b4e041675562730394d3/t/667820fa4e6f776930f512a9/1719148794892/WholeHearted+Living%2C+Pt+1.pdf
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This message was preached 6/23/24 at the 11:15am service at GateCity church in Lawrenceville, Georgia.
Week 2 of 2 of this mini series! This is a call to action to our fathers & father figures today is very simple. Use your uniquely God given voice in your sphere to remind and affirm those around you of who they are called to be and call out the best in them.
We pray this message inspires you and points you to our loving Heavenly Father!
Notes: https://static1.squarespace.com/static/6049b4e041675562730394d3/t/666e67fdff99636e18adbd72/1718511613700/Called+to+Remember%2C+Part+2+-+Fathers+Day.pdf
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This message was preached on 6/16/24 at the 11:15am service.
Welcome to a new mini series calling us to remember who we are in Christ as the Church! In this message Hazen presents the Biblical precedent for remembrance that calls us into our true identity. We pray this message centers you in Jesus, and equips you for more intimacy with the Lord.
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This message was preached at the 11:15am service on 6/9/24.
Here we are in week 8! In this message Billy breaks down Matthew 7:13-27 - where we talk about the "Narrow Gate," identifying false prophets, and "The House Built on the Rock."
Notes: https://static1.squarespace.com/static/6049b4e041675562730394d3/t/665be991eaa0982663f1b5fc/1717299601659/The+Culture+of+the+Kingdom%2C+Part+8.pdf
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Message was preached on 6/2/24 at the 11:15am service.
This week Billy dissects Matthew 7 and breaks down how we can overcome self-righteousness according to Scripture. In this passage we even find the Golden Rule. We pray this message is helpful in your walk with Jesus!
Notes: https://static1.squarespace.com/static/6049b4e041675562730394d3/t/6652ae2201dd2d4202eaa6ff/1716694562954/The+Culture+of+the+Kingdom%2C+Part+7.pdf
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This message was preached on May 26th, 2024 at the 11:15am service.
Welcome to week 6 of our series covering the Sermon on the Mount! Billy Humphrey leads us through the 2 final Foundations of Christianity found in Matthew 6. The Foundations that are covered today are: living simply, and trusting God.
Notes: https://static1.squarespace.com/static/6049b4e041675562730394d3/t/664973799758534f497dc9f0/1716089721740/The+Culture+of+the+Kingdom%2C+Part+6.pdf
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This sermon was preached on 5/19/24 at the 11:15am service.
We're on week 5 of Culture of the Kingdom! In this message, we explore the 7 foundations of the Kingdom of God in Matthew 6.
Our heart receives more grace as we consistently and secretly serve and give (charitable deeds: giving service and/or money (6:1-4, 19-21), pray (6:5-13), forgive (6:14-15), fast (6:16-18), live simply (6:19-21) and trust in God (25-34).
Notes: https://static1.squarespace.com/static/6049b4e041675562730394d3/t/66403f27ede32c73b5876451/1715486503831/The+Culture+of+the+Kingdom%2C+Part+5.pdf
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This message was preached on May 12th, 2024 at the 11:15am service.
Thanks for joining us for week 4 of Culture of the Kingdom! In this message, we explore the 6 areas of correction that Jesus presents in Matthew 5:17-28.
He begins each point with "you have heard it said... but I say..." These are often called the 6 Antithesis'. For context, the teachers of the law in Jesus' day were exalting their commentary over the Word of God. Jesus reorients us to TRUTH in this section of the sermon on the mount. Let us have ears to hear, and open hearts to start living this way.
Notes: https://static1.squarespace.com/static/6049b4e041675562730394d3/t/66371a46a7a3840eb8c1faa9/1714887238382/The+Culture+of+the+Kingdom%2C+Part+4.pdf
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This message was preached on May 5th, 2024 at the 11:15am service.
Welcome to week 3 of our series on the Culture of the Kingdom! Join us as Billy preaches on Matthew 5:13-20, and reminds us that we are to be the salt and light of the earth! We pray you hear this message with new ears as you apply it to your life.
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This message was preached on April 28th, 2024 at the 11:15am service.
Welcome to week 3 of our series on the Culture of the Kingdom! We pray this message on Jesus' Sermon on the Mount will awaken your heart.
Every Christian’s daily life should embody all of the core values from the Beatitudes (Matthew 5:3-10). These are to characterize the followers of Christ.
Notes: https://static1.squarespace.com/static/6049b4e041675562730394d3/t/6624899196d3d4701f7dce3a/1713670545174/The+Culture+of+the+Kingdom%2C+Part+2.pdf
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This message was preached on April 21st, 2024 at the 11:15am service.
What a joy to have Corey Russell as a guest preacher in this series on the Culture of The Kingdom!
We pray this message stirs your heart to hunger for more of the Lord.
You can find out more about Nasharite Regionals here:
https://burningandshininglamp.regfox.com/nasharite-regional-fayetteville-north-carolina
Corey Russell's website: https://coreyrussell.org
Connect with GateCity: https://www.gatecityatl.com/weekly-events
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This message was preached on Sunday April 14th at the 11:15am service.
Welcome to Week 1 of our new series: The Culture of the Kingdom with Billy Humphrey. For the next few months we will explore the Sermon on the Mount and learn about the culture of God's Kingdom.
Here at GateCity, we want everyone in our spiritual family to have clarity on each of Jesus’ key messages so that we can be disciples who are wise, faithful, passionate, peaceful, and anchored to truth, while living in a time of increasing challenge and crisis in the earth.
Jesus gave three major teachings in the Gospels. They are: The Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7), The Upper Room Discourse (John 13-17), and the Olivet Discourse (Matthew 24-25, Luke 21, Mark 13).
The Sermon on the Mount was Jesus' first public sermon, and it is the longest of His sermons recorded in the Scriptures. We pray this message and overview of the Sermon on the Mount blesses you in your walk with Jesus.
Notes: https://static1.squarespace.com/static/6049b4e041675562730394d3/t/66117176236e1e0590b79423/1712419190198/The+Culture+of+the+Kingdom%2C+Part+1.pdf
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This message was preached 4/7/24 at the 11:15am service.
The Lord is the greatest storyteller! Humans are obsessed with a certain story narrative that speaks to our hearts time and time again. Look at some of our most beloved movies, and books and you will find a very similar story arc to the Gospel of Jesus Christ. We pray this message from Billy and celebration of Jesus' resurrection awakens your soul and strengthens your walk with the Lord.
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Message preached 3/31/24 at the 11:15am service.
We Grow Together: In Marriage
Children are gifts from God, blessings in our lives. While the journey of parenting may present its challenges, we can take comfort in knowing that we're not alone.
We pray this practical message from Rolando and Olivia on parenting blesses you as you grow in your walk with the Lord.
Notes: https://static1.squarespace.com/static/6049b4e041675562730394d3/t/65ffb678b1e3ac09dabc9ea5/1711257208301/Growing+as+Parents.pdf
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This message was preached on 3/24/24 at the 11:15am service.
We GROW Together in: Marriage (part 1 of 2).
Marriage embodies a sacred covenant where the boundless love of Jesus is not only witnessed by but also shared with the world. Join pastor Rolando and Olivia Gonzalez as they give us vision for marriage and encourages us to surrender fully to Jesus.
Notes: https://static1.squarespace.com/static/6049b4e041675562730394d3/t/65f67bde871e0a01e723bf70/1710652382705/Growing+in+Marriage%2C+Pt.+1.pdf
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This message was preached on 4/17/24 at the 11:15am service.
We Grow Together: In Humility
We pray this message on Philippians 2:1-11 challenges you to grow in humility. In this episode, Casey breaks down Paul's appeal to Christians to have the same mind, the same love, be united in spirit, be intent on one purpose, and above all be selfless.
Notes: https://static1.squarespace.com/static/6049b4e041675562730394d3/t/65edc1f76d60a47403ac067d/1710080503963/We+Grow+Together_In+Humility+Printable.pdf
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This message was preached on 3/10/24 at the 9am service.
- How to Grow in Your Personal Walk | Join Hannah Stevens as she dives into Ephesians 5:15-17 and applies it to our personal walk with the Lord. In this message you will learn how to grow awareness of God in your day-to-day life, as well as helpful ways to shift our viewpoints of God from a "cop" to the loving Father that He is.
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Notes: https://static1.squarespace.com/static/6049b4e041675562730394d3/t/65e41b2ab38aae363abeefce/1709447978384/We+Grow+Together+-+Growing+in+Our+Personal+Walk.pdf
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This message was preached on Sunday 3/3/24 at the 11:15am service.
In this message we explore that there are four inherent challenges that we deal with 24/7 as believers we need to be aware of.
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Our hearts can easily be deceived.
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We have a lust and temptation issue.
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We live in a fallen world under the influence of an antichrist spirit.
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We have an enemy that seeks to exploit the above three through temptation.
How do we stay free? We pray this word speaks to you and gives fresh perspective on your Christian walk.
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This message was preached on 2/25/23 at the 11:15am service.
It was a blessing to have Brian Williams from Hope City House of Prayer with us to share this Sunday message after the Presence Centered Church Leadership Summit 2024. We hope this word deepens your walk with the Lord.
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Message preached at the 9am service on 2/18/24.
Last week, Hazen began to share his journey and prophetic experiences that have formed he and his wife, Hannah's, calling to plant a GateCity Church location in Atlanta. Many of these words and experiences, though personal to them, can also apply to many of you and the wider Church in our city. We hope as you listen to this podcast, and Hazen shares these prophetic words, you feel discipled in healthy stewardship of the prophetic ministry.
Notes: https://static1.squarespace.com/static/6049b4e041675562730394d3/t/65c8723f64517b595a4109f7/1707635263900/For+The+City+-+Stewarding+Prophetic+Destiny%2C+Pt.+2.pdf
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Message preached on 2/11/24 at the 9am service.
Join us for session 1 of the For The City series as we talk about stewarding prophetic destiny and the plan to launch a 2nd GateCity Church in the heart of Atlanta.
-This message was preached on 2/4/24
Join us as we cap off our "We Go Together" series with a prayer and worship service! Pray with us for Unity and much more. We hope this time of prayer blesses you immensely.
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This service happened on 1/28/24.
- God often speaks in family terms when He talks about the church. We find this theme all throughout scripture, and this message explores the way that we apply that to our spiritual family as We Go Together.
Find the notes here: https://static1.squarespace.com/static/6049b4e041675562730394d3/t/65ac264f0b6b077bc1cedb8a/1705780815572/We+Go+Together+Pt.+3.pdf
- This message was preached on January 21st, 2024 at the 11:15am service.
We see the Church in the New Testament functioning in three representative spaces that comprise the central practices:
Altar – The place of devotion and worship
Table – The place of fellowship and discipleship
Road – The place of outreach and mission
We explored this concept in our series: Altar.Table.Road last summer. You can find a summary message here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RNcNRi4TcSk&list=PLL0jnC_6nnvl5yK2bnMAi7GqRbsCpCXQ3
This concept is crucial as We Go Together through this series. We hope you enjoy this discipleship framework, and that this message blesses you in your walk with Jesus in community!
-This message was preached on January 14, 2024 at 9am.
Welcome to week 1 of the "We Go Together" Sunday series! We hope you feel stirred by this recap of what God did in 2023 at GateCity, as well as a look ahead at our direction for 2024. The "We Go Together" series is based on the themes of Unity and Oneness found in Ephesians 4, John 17, and Ephesians 2. God bless you!
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This message was preached 1/7/24 at our 11:15am service.
God commands His people to REMEMBER all throughout the Bible (ex: David and Joshua). Because remembering what God has done produces hope, which produces faith, and spurs us to action. We hope this message equips you to grow closer to Jesus in 2024. God bless you!
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Personal reflection resources: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/5/folders/1v5qbHeTvatN738V0t99zT5rXCCF-5MR6
Sermon notes: https://static1.squarespace.com/static/6049b4e041675562730394d3/t/6590679efb79c92cec8ddbf9/1703962526593/Power+of+Remembrance+%26+Reflection.pdf
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This message was preached on 12/31/23 (New Years Eve)
Join us as we celebrate the birth of Jesus at our second annual Christmas Eve Candlelight Service. God bless you, and Merry Christmas from your GateCity Church family.
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This message was preached 12/24/23
Jesus is our Living Hope!
In this message, Pastor Dustin breaks down the life of Simeon and ways that we can apply his virtues to our life as we look towards and cling to Jesus, our Living Hope, during this Christmas Season.
1 Peter 1:3 Praise be to the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ! In his great mercy he has given us new birth into a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead.
We hope this message blesses you.
We were created for doing good.
Jesus, James, and Paul declare to the Church that God’s plan for His people is for them to act for the benefit of others around them.
When we do good works, it pleases God and forms Christ in us. We are called to represent the Gospel individually and corporately (Titus 2:14, 3:8, 3:14; 1 Peter 2:12-16; Hebrews 10:24).
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Thank you for tuning into this stand-alone message from Ashlond Bolden, Pastor of Community Life.
To connect with the Foster Care Ministry called Promise686 mentioned at the end of this message, click here: https://promise686.org
Hear from our Missionaries all over the world!
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If you would like to watch this message to see the video elements, click here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GYxxyFTr_Xk
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Life isn't only, but it's always a war. Enjoy this message from Pastor Chan as he calls the church to reconsecrate ourselves to a wartime lifestyle. This message was preached in anticipation of Missions Sunday next week December 3rd, 2023.
Enjoy this recap from Pastor Dustin and Michelle on what God taught them over their 9 month sabbatical. Preached on November 19th, 2023.
Jesus gave three major teachings in the Gospels. They are the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7), The Upper Room Discourse (John 13-17), and the Olivet Discourse (Matthew 24-25, Luke 21, Mark 13).
We want everyone in our spiritual family to have clarity on each of Jesus' key messages so that we can be disciples who are wise, faithful, peaceful, and anchored to truth, while living in a time of increasing challenge and crisis in the earth.
Jesus shared the Upper Room and Olivet discourses in private with His disciples on the last week of His life. The Olivet Discourse took place on Tuesday and the Upper Room discourse took place on Thursday.
The Olivet Discourse is Jesus' most detailed teaching on the end of the age and the age to come. His purpose was to answer the disciples' questions about the impending judgment on Jerusalem, the end of the age, and His return (Matthew 24:3).
We are going to approach our study of the Olivet Discourse by working through the four key timeframes that Jesus identifies. They are
The Beginning of Birth Pangs
The (Great) Tribulation
After the Tribulation
The Age to Come
Jesus gave three major teachings in the Gospels. They are the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7), The Upper Room Discourse (John 13-17), and the Olivet Discourse (Matthew 24-25, Luke 21, Mark 13).
We want everyone in our spiritual family to have clarity on each of Jesus' key messages so that we can be disciples who are wise, faithful, peaceful, and anchored to truth, while living in a time of increasing challenge and crisis in the earth.
Jesus shared the Upper Room and Olivet discourses in private with His disciples on the last week of His life. The Olivet Discourse took place on Tuesday and the Upper Room discourse took place on Thursday.
The Olivet Discourse is Jesus' most detailed teaching on the end of the age and the age to come. His purpose was to answer the disciples' questions about the impending judgment on Jerusalem, the end of the age, and His return (Matthew 24:3).
We are going to approach our study of the Olivet Discourse by working through the four key timeframes that Jesus identifies. They are
The Beginning of Birth Pangs
The (Great) Tribulation
After the Tribulation
The Age to Come
Jesus gave three major teachings in the Gospels. They are the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7), The Upper Room Discourse (John 13-17), and the Olivet Discourse (Matthew 24-25, Luke 21, Mark 13).
We want everyone in our spiritual family to have clarity on each of Jesus' key messages so that we can be disciples who are wise, faithful, peaceful, and anchored to truth, while living in a time of increasing challenge and crisis in the earth.
Jesus shared the Upper Room and Olivet discourses in private with His disciples on the last week of His life. The Olivet Discourse took place on Tuesday and the Upper Room discourse took place on Thursday.
The Olivet Discourse is Jesus' most detailed teaching on the end of the age and the age to come. His purpose was to answer the disciples' questions about the impending judgment on Jerusalem, the end of the age, and His return (Matthew 24:3).
We are going to approach our study of the Olivet Discourse by working through the four key timeframes that Jesus identifies. They are
The Beginning of Birth Pangs
The (Great) Tribulation
After the Tribulation
The Age to Come
Jesus gave three major teachings in the Gospels. They are the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7), The Upper Room Discourse (John 13-17), and the Olivet Discourse (Matthew 24-25, Luke 21, Mark 13).
We want everyone in our spiritual family to have clarity on each of Jesus' key messages so that we can be disciples who are wise, faithful, peaceful, and anchored to truth, while living in a time of increasing challenge and crisis in the earth.
Jesus shared the Upper Room and Olivet discourses in private with His disciples on the last week of His life. The Olivet Discourse took place on Tuesday and the Upper Room discourse took place on Thursday.
The Olivet Discourse is Jesus' most detailed teaching on the end of the age and the age to come. His purpose was to answer the disciples' questions about the impending judgment on Jerusalem, the end of the age, and His return (Matthew 24:3).
We are going to approach our study of the Olivet Discourse by working through the four key timeframes that Jesus identifies. They are
The Beginning of Birth Pangs
The (Great) Tribulation
After the Tribulation
The Age to Come
Jesus gave three major teachings in the Gospels. They are the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7), The Upper Room Discourse (John 13-17), and the Olivet Discourse (Matthew 24-25, Luke 21, Mark 13).
We want everyone in our spiritual family to have clarity on each of Jesus' key messages so that we can be disciples who are wise, faithful, peaceful, and anchored to truth, while living in a time of increasing challenge and crisis in the earth.
Jesus shared the Upper Room and Olivet discourses in private with His disciples on the last week of His life. The Olivet Discourse took place on Tuesday and the Upper Room discourse took place on Thursday.
The Olivet Discourse is Jesus' most detailed teaching on the end of the age and the age to come. His purpose was to answer the disciples' questions about the impending judgment on Jerusalem, the end of the age, and His return (Matthew 24:3).
We are going to approach our study of the Olivet Discourse by working through the four key timeframes that Jesus identifies. They are
The Beginning of Birth Pangs
The (Great) Tribulation
After the Tribulation
The Age to Come
Jesus gave three major teachings in the Gospels. They are the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7), The Upper Room Discourse (John 13-17), and the Olivet Discourse (Matthew 24-25, Luke 21, Mark 13).
We want everyone in our spiritual family to have clarity on each of Jesus' key messages so that we can be disciples who are wise, faithful, peaceful, and anchored to truth, while living in a time of increasing challenge and crisis in the earth.
Jesus shared the Upper Room and Olivet discourses in private with His disciples on the last week of His life. The Olivet Discourse took place on Tuesday and the Upper Room discourse took place on Thursday.
The Olivet Discourse is Jesus' most detailed teaching on the end of the age and the age to come. His purpose was to answer the disciples' questions about the impending judgment on Jerusalem, the end of the age, and His return (Matthew 24:3).
We are going to approach our study of the Olivet Discourse by working through the four key timeframes that Jesus identifies. They are
The Beginning of Birth Pangs
The (Great) Tribulation
After the Tribulation
The Age to Come
Jesus gave three major teachings in the Gospels. They are the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7), The Upper Room Discourse (John 13-17), and the Olivet Discourse (Matthew 24-25, Luke 21, Mark 13).
We want everyone in our spiritual family to have clarity on each of Jesus' key messages so that we can be disciples who are wise, faithful, peaceful, and anchored to truth, while living in a time of increasing challenge and crisis in the earth.
Jesus shared the Upper Room and Olivet discourses in private with His disciples on the last week of His life. The Olivet Discourse took place on Tuesday and the Upper Room discourse took place on Thursday.
The Olivet Discourse is Jesus' most detailed teaching on the end of the age and the age to come. His purpose was to answer the disciples' questions about the impending judgment on Jerusalem, the end of the age, and His return (Matthew 24:3).
We are going to approach our study of the Olivet Discourse by working through the four key timeframes that Jesus identifies. They are
The Beginning of Birth Pangs
The (Great) Tribulation
After the Tribulation
The Age to Come
Jesus gave three major teachings in the Gospels. They are the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7), The Upper Room Discourse (John 13-17), and the Olivet Discourse (Matthew 24-25, Luke 21, Mark 13).
We want everyone in our spiritual family to have clarity on each of Jesus’ key messages so that we can be disciples who are wise, faithful, peaceful, and anchored to truth, while living in a time of increasing challenge and crisis in the earth.
Jesus shared the Upper Room and Olivet discourses in private with His disciples on the last week of His life. The Olivet Discourse took place on Tuesday and the Upper Room discourse took place on Thursday.
The Olivet Discourse is Jesus’ most detailed teaching on the end of the age and the age to come. His purpose was to answer the disciples’ questions about the impending judgment on Jerusalem, the end of the age, and His return (Matthew 24:3).
We are going to approach our study of the Olivet Discourse by working through the four key timeframes that Jesus identifies. They are
- The Beginning of Birth Pangs
- The (Great) Tribulation
- After the Tribulation
- The Age to Come
Jesus gave three major teachings in the Gospels. They are the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7), The Upper Room Discourse (John 13-17), and the Olivet Discourse (Matthew 24-25, Luke 21, Mark 13).
We want everyone in our spiritual family to have clarity on each of Jesus’ key messages so that we can be disciples who are wise, faithful, peaceful, and anchored to truth, while living in a time of increasing challenge and crisis in the earth.
Jesus shared the Upper Room and Olivet discourses in private with His disciples on the last week of His life. The Olivet Discourse took place on Tuesday and the Upper Room discourse took place on Thursday.
The Olivet Discourse is Jesus’ most detailed teaching on the end of the age and the age to come. His purpose was to answer the disciples’ questions about the impending judgment on Jerusalem, the end of the age, and His return (Matthew 24:3).
We are going to approach our study of the Olivet Discourse by working through the four key timeframes that Jesus identifies. They are
- The Beginning of Birth Pangs
- The (Great) Tribulation
- After the Tribulation
- The Age to Come
- Jesus gave three major teachings in the Gospels. They are the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7), The Upper Room Discourse (John 13-17), and the Olivet Discourse (Matthew 24-25, Luke 21, Mark 13).
We want everyone in our spiritual family to have clarity on each of Jesus’ key messages so that we can be disciples who are wise, faithful, peaceful, and anchored to truth, while living in a time of increasing challenge and crisis in the earth.
Jesus shared the Upper Room and Olivet discourses in private with His disciples on the last week of His life. The Olivet Discourse took place on Tuesday and the Upper Room discourse took place on Thursday.
The Olivet Discourse is Jesus’ most detailed teaching on the end of the age and the age to come. His purpose was to answer the disciples’ questions about the impending judgment on Jerusalem, the end of the age, and His return (Matthew 24:3).
We are going to approach our study of the Olivet Discourse by working through the four key timeframes that Jesus identifies. They are 1. The Beginning of Birth Pangs 2. The (Great) Tribulation 3. After the Tribulation 4. The Age to Come
- Jesus gave three major teachings in the Gospels. They are the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7), The Upper Room Discourse (John 13-17), and the Olivet Discourse (Matthew 24-25, Luke 21, Mark 13).
We want everyone in our spiritual family to have clarity on each of Jesus’ key messages so that we can be disciples who are wise, faithful, peaceful, and anchored to truth, while living in a time of increasing challenge and crisis in the earth.
Jesus shared the Upper Room and Olivet discourses in private with His disciples on the last week of His life. The Olivet Discourse took place on Tuesday and the Upper Room discourse took place on Thursday.
The Olivet Discourse is Jesus’ most detailed teaching on the end of the age and the age to come. His purpose was to answer the disciples’ questions about the impending judgment on Jerusalem, the end of the age, and His return (Matthew 24:3).
We are going to approach our study of the Olivet Discourse by working through the four key timeframes that Jesus identifies. They are 1. The Beginning of Birth Pangs 2. The (Great) Tribulation 3. After the Tribulation 4. The Age to Come
Defining Discipleship
Discipleship is the process of becoming like Jesus. Discipleship requires a desire to grow and a willingness to change.
Discipleship is intimate. It is a deeply personal process of life transformation.
Discipleship requires openness and transparency. Discipleship causes transformation of a person’s life from the inside out, conforming them to the image of Christ.
There is an intentionality that is required for us to grow in discipleship and become conformed to the image of Christ.
Becoming a disciple of Christ is not an option for a believer. Biblically there is no distinction between being a follower, a believer, or a disciple. A follower is a believer, a believer is a disciple.
“To become a disciple of Jesus requires intentionality—a purposeful attempt to foster the discipleship process day in and day out.” – Richard Foster
“Christianity without discipleship is always Christianity without Christ.” – Dietrich Bonhoeffer
“Non-discipleship is the elephant in the church; it is not the many moral failures, financial abuses, or amazing general similarity between Christians and non- Christians. These are only the effects of the underlying problem.” – Dallas Willard
Defining Discipleship
Discipleship is the process of becoming like Jesus. Discipleship requires a desire to grow and a willingness to change.
Discipleship is intimate. It is a deeply personal process of life transformation.
Discipleship requires openness and transparency. Discipleship causes transformation of a person’s life from the inside out, conforming them to the image of Christ.
There is an intentionality that is required for us to grow in discipleship and become conformed to the image of Christ.
Becoming a disciple of Christ is not an option for a believer. Biblically there is no distinction between being a follower, a believer, or a disciple. A follower is a believer, a believer is a disciple.
“To become a disciple of Jesus requires intentionality—a purposeful attempt to foster the discipleship process day in and day out.” – Richard Foster
“Christianity without discipleship is always Christianity without Christ.” – Dietrich Bonhoeffer
“Non-discipleship is the elephant in the church; it is not the many moral failures, financial abuses, or amazing general similarity between Christians and non- Christians. These are only the effects of the underlying problem.” – Dallas Willard
Defining Discipleship
Discipleship is the process of becoming like Jesus. Discipleship requires a desire to grow and a willingness to change.
Discipleship is intimate. It is a deeply personal process of life transformation.
Discipleship requires openness and transparency. Discipleship causes transformation of a person’s life from the inside out, conforming them to the image of Christ.
There is an intentionality that is required for us to grow in discipleship and become conformed to the image of Christ.
Becoming a disciple of Christ is not an option for a believer. Biblically there is no distinction between being a follower, a believer, or a disciple. A follower is a believer, a believer is a disciple.
“To become a disciple of Jesus requires intentionality—a purposeful attempt to foster the discipleship process day in and day out.” – Richard Foster
“Christianity without discipleship is always Christianity without Christ.” – Dietrich Bonhoeffer
“Non-discipleship is the elephant in the church; it is not the many moral failures, financial abuses, or amazing general similarity between Christians and non- Christians. These are only the effects of the underlying problem.” – Dallas Willard
Defining Discipleship
Discipleship is the process of becoming like Jesus. Discipleship requires a desire to grow and a willingness to change.
Discipleship is intimate. It is a deeply personal process of life transformation.
Discipleship requires openness and transparency. Discipleship causes transformation of a person’s life from the inside out, conforming them to the image of Christ.
There is an intentionality that is required for us to grow in discipleship and become conformed to the image of Christ.
Becoming a disciple of Christ is not an option for a believer. Biblically there is no distinction between being a follower, a believer, or a disciple. A follower is a believer, a believer is a disciple.
“To become a disciple of Jesus requires intentionality—a purposeful attempt to foster the discipleship process day in and day out.” – Richard Foster
“Christianity without discipleship is always Christianity without Christ.” – Dietrich Bonhoeffer
“Non-discipleship is the elephant in the church; it is not the many moral failures, financial abuses, or amazing general similarity between Christians and non- Christians. These are only the effects of the underlying problem.” – Dallas Willard
We are in the beginnings of a major shift in the Church from a program based or a platform-based approach to a presence-centered, prayer-based approach.
The Church is changing from being patterned after synagogues to being patterned after David’s Tabernacle
Historically when believers simplify their lifestyle around simple spiritual rhythms their walk with the Lord becomes accessible, revitalized, and flourishing.
In an effort to preserve historic faith and multiply it with others, the ancient monks began to view the process of their spiritual lives around some primary spiritual practices in specific spaces: the Cave, the Table, and the Road.
The Cave(Altar) was a place they would retreat to engage with the Lord in worship, prayer, and meditation on the Word.
The Table was a place of fellowship. It was where they formed deep, committed relationships with those who had intimate access to their lives.
The Road was the place where they engaged the world around them either through outreach to the poor and needy or evangelism and mission to those who had not heard the gospel.
Identifying these three theaters and rhythms, simplified the lifestyle and. spiritual formation for the church to maintain its purity amid a culture that was deeply anti-Christian.
We are in the beginnings of a major shift in the Church from a program based or a platform-based approach to a presence-centered, prayer-based approach.
The Church is changing from being patterned after synagogues to being patterned after David’s Tabernacle
Historically when believers simplify their lifestyle around simple spiritual rhythms their walk with the Lord becomes accessible, revitalized, and flourishing.
In an effort to preserve historic faith and multiply it with others, the ancient monks began to view the process of their spiritual lives around some primary spiritual practices in specific spaces: the Cave, the Table, and the Road.
The Cave(Altar) was a place they would retreat to engage with the Lord in worship, prayer, and meditation on the Word.
The Table was a place of fellowship. It was where they formed deep, committed relationships with those who had intimate access to their lives.
The Road was the place where they engaged the world around them either through outreach to the poor and needy or evangelism and mission to those who had not heard the gospel.
Identifying these three theaters and rhythms, simplified the lifestyle and. spiritual formation for the church to maintain its purity amid a culture that was deeply anti-Christian.
We are in the beginnings of a major shift in the Church from a program based or a platform-based approach to a presence-centered, prayer-based approach.
The Church is changing from being patterned after synagogues to being patterned after David’s Tabernacle
Historically when believers simplify their lifestyle around simple spiritual rhythms their walk with the Lord becomes accessible, revitalized, and flourishing.
In an effort to preserve historic faith and multiply it with others, the ancient monks began to view the process of their spiritual lives around some primary spiritual practices in specific spaces: the Cave, the Table, and the Road.
The Cave(Altar) was a place they would retreat to engage with the Lord in worship, prayer, and meditation on the Word.
The Table was a place of fellowship. It was where they formed deep, committed relationships with those who had intimate access to their lives.
The Road was the place where they engaged the world around them either through outreach to the poor and needy or evangelism and mission to those who had not heard the gospel.
Identifying these three theaters and rhythms, simplified the lifestyle and. spiritual formation for the church to maintain its purity amid a culture that was deeply anti-Christian.
We are in the beginnings of a major shift in the Church from a program based or a platform-based approach to a presence-centered, prayer-based approach.
The Church is changing from being patterned after synagogues to being patterned after David’s Tabernacle
Historically when believers simplify their lifestyle around simple spiritual rhythms their walk with the Lord becomes accessible, revitalized, and flourishing.
In an effort to preserve historic faith and multiply it with others, the ancient monks began to view the process of their spiritual lives around some primary spiritual practices in specific spaces: the Cave, the Table, and the Road.
The Cave(Altar) was a place they would retreat to engage with the Lord in worship, prayer, and meditation on the Word.
The Table was a place of fellowship. It was where they formed deep, committed relationships with those who had intimate access to their lives.
The Road was the place where they engaged the world around them either through outreach to the poor and needy or evangelism and mission to those who had not heard the gospel.
Identifying these three theaters and rhythms, simplified the lifestyle and. spiritual formation for the church to maintain its purity amid a culture that was deeply anti-Christian.
We are in the beginnings of a major shift in the Church from a program based or a platform-based approach to a presence-centered, prayer-based approach.
The Church is changing from being patterned after synagogues to being patterned after David’s Tabernacle
Historically when believers simplify their lifestyle around simple spiritual rhythms their walk with the Lord becomes accessible, revitalized, and flourishing.
In an effort to preserve historic faith and multiply it with others, the ancient monks began to view the process of their spiritual lives around some primary spiritual practices in specific spaces: the Cave, the Table, and the Road.
The Cave(Altar) was a place they would retreat to engage with the Lord in worship, prayer, and meditation on the Word.
The Table was a place of fellowship. It was where they formed deep, committed relationships with those who had intimate access to their lives.
The Road was the place where they engaged the world around them either through outreach to the poor and needy or evangelism and mission to those who had not heard the gospel.
Identifying these three theaters and rhythms, simplified the lifestyle and. spiritual formation for the church to maintain its purity amid a culture that was deeply anti-Christian.
We are in the beginnings of a major shift in the Church from a program based or a platform-based approach to a presence-centered, prayer-based approach.
The Church is changing from being patterned after synagogues to being patterned after David’s Tabernacle
Historically when believers simplify their lifestyle around simple spiritual rhythms their walk with the Lord becomes accessible, revitalized, and flourishing.
In an effort to preserve historic faith and multiply it with others, the ancient monks began to view the process of their spiritual lives around some primary spiritual practices in specific spaces: the Cave, the Table, and the Road.
The Cave(Altar) was a place they would retreat to engage with the Lord in worship, prayer, and meditation on the Word.
The Table was a place of fellowship. It was where they formed deep, committed relationships with those who had intimate access to their lives.
The Road was the place where they engaged the world around them either through outreach to the poor and needy or evangelism and mission to those who had not heard the gospel.
Identifying these three theaters and rhythms, simplified the lifestyle and. spiritual formation for the church to maintain its purity amid a culture that was deeply anti-Christian.
For more information on our Church or 24/7 House of Prayer, please visit www.gatecityatl.com
We are in the beginnings of a major shift in the Church from a program based or a platform-based approach to a presence-centered, prayer-based approach.
The Church is changing from being patterned after synagogues to being patterned after David’s Tabernacle
Historically when believers simplify their lifestyle around simple spiritual rhythms their walk with the Lord becomes accessible, revitalized, and flourishing.
In an effort to preserve historic faith and multiply it with others, the ancient monks began to view the process of their spiritual lives around some primary spiritual practices in specific spaces: the Cave, the Table, and the Road.
The Cave(Altar) was a place they would retreat to engage with the Lord in worship, prayer, and meditation on the Word.
The Table was a place of fellowship. It was where they formed deep, committed relationships with those who had intimate access to their lives.
The Road was the place where they engaged the world around them either through outreach to the poor and needy or evangelism and mission to those who had not heard the gospel.
Identifying these three theaters and rhythms, simplified the lifestyle and. spiritual formation for the church to maintain its purity amid a culture that was deeply anti-Christian.
For more information on our Church or 24/7 House of Prayer, please visit www.gatecityatl.com or
More on Billy Humphrey www.billyhumphrey.com
We are in the beginnings of a major shift in the Church from a program based or a platform-based approach to a presence-centered, prayer-based approach.
The Church is changing from being patterned after synagogues to being patterned
after David’s Tabernacle
Historically when believers simplify their lifestyle around simple spiritual rhythms their walk with the Lord becomes accessible, revitalized, and flourishing.
In an effort to preserve historic faith and multiply it with others, the ancient monks began to view the process of their spiritual lives around some primary spiritual practices in specific spaces: the Cave, the Table, and the Road.
The Cave(Altar) was a place they would retreat to engage with the Lord in worship, prayer, and meditation on the Word.
The Table was a place of fellowship. It was where they formed deep, committed relationships with those who had intimate access to their lives.
The Road was the place where they engaged the world around them either through outreach to the poor and needy or evangelism and mission to those who had not heard the gospel.
Identifying these three theaters and rhythms, simplified the lifestyle and. spiritual formation for the church to maintain its purity amid a culture that was deeply anti-Christian.
For more information on our Church or 24/7 House of Prayer, please visit www.gatecityatl.com or
More on Billy Humphrey www.billyhumphrey.com
This is part 4 of our All In series where we dive in on what it looks like to be all in, in prayer with Hazen Stevens
This is part 3 of our All In series where we dive in on what it looks like to be all in, in prayer with Pastor Dustin
This is part 2 of our All In series where we dive in on what it looks like to be all in, in prayer with Billy Humphrey
This is part 1 of our latest series, ALL IN, where we are diving into what. it looks like for us to go deeper in our devotion to Jesus.
Welcome to GateCity Church in Atlanta. We are pleased to offer our weekend service as well as special services in podcast form.
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This is the sixth installment of our series Neighborhoods to Nations, with our Community Life Pastor Assh Bolden. For more information on our church or house of prayer please visit gatecityatl.com.
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This is the sixth installment of our series Neighborhoods to Nations, with our Community Life Pastor Assh Bolden. For more information on our church or house of prayer please visit gatecityatl.com
This is the sixth installment of our series Neighborhoods to Nations, with our Community Life Pastor Assh Bolden. For more information on our church or house of prayer please visit gatecityatl.com
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This is the fifth installment of our series Neighborhoods to Nations, with our executive pastor Hazen Stevens.
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This is the fourth installment of our new series, Neighborhoods to Nations with our GateCity Director, Billy Humphrey.
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This is the third installment of our new series, Neighborhoods to Nations with one of our pastors, Ashlond Bolden.
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This is the second installment of our new series, Neighborhoods to Nations with one of our pastors, Dustin Pendleton.
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This is our first installment of our new series, Neighborhoods to Nations with our executive pastor Hazen Stevens.
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In today's session, we are closing out our Growing in the Prophetic Series with Billy Humphrey.
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