LIFEGATE DENVER SERMONS

Jesus Christ came to set us free from the power of sin that often leaves us feeling defeated. As followers of Jesus, we don't fight for victory, but we walk in the victory already given to us.

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.

Last week we learned about praying in a pandemic. This week, Pastor Trevor teaches on the surrounding verses in 1st Thessalonians 5:16-18. How do we rejoice in the midst of trials? Why should we even rejoice in the midst of trials? Watch as Pastor Trevor encourages us to seek the good in the hard times and to remain in God when all feels lost.

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.