Make Me Your Voice

Jesus sends His followers with a clear mission, a shared strategy, and full dependence on Him. Sermon notes and small group discussion questions can be downloaded at: https://bit.ly/4d4oCCq  

Jesus sends people who are still being formed — but He calls them to grow in humility, clarity, and full commitment. Sermon notes and small group discussion questions can be downloaded at: https://bit.ly/4t7mz6q  

Who Do You Say I Am? Clear allegiance to Jesus produces a clear and compelling witness. Sermon from Sunday, April 19, 2026 Sermon notes and small group discussion questions can be downloaded at: https://bit.ly/4cE8MxW

An encounter with the risen Jesus transforms fearful followers into bold witnesses. Sermon notes and small group discussion questions can be downloaded at: https://bit.ly/4tbblyw    

Because Jesus is Risen, our Hope, Story, and Hearts are Redeemed Sermon notes and small group discussion questions can be downloaded at:  https://bit.ly/4e5YjxB  

Faith spreads when people encounter the power and grace of Jesus through the lives of others. Sermon notes and small group discussion questions can be downloaded at: https://bit.ly/41mjPqB

The people who follow Jesus begin to live so differently that their lives become visible evidence of the kingdom of God.   Sermon notes and small group questions can be downloaded at: https://bit.ly/4swtGG8

Before Jesus sends us into mission, He forms us in hidden faithfulness. Sermon notes and small group questions can be downloaded at: https://bit.ly/4uFlC7u  

Before God multiplies His mission through us, He realigns our hearts to Him. Sermon notes and small group questions can be downloaded at: https://bit.ly/3Pc26iw

Sermon notes and small group discussion questions can be downloaded at: https://bit.ly/3NcGzFR

When Jesus calls His first disciples in Luke 5, He doesn’t invite them to self-improvement or private spirituality. He calls them into a life that will reach beyond themselves. “Follow Me,” Jesus says, “and I will make you fishers.” From the very beginning, Jesus defines discipleship as a process that leads outward. As the disciples walk with Him, Jesus is not only forming who they are becoming, but shaping them into people through whom others will come to know Him.   Sermon notes and group discussion questions can be found at: https://bit.ly/40tcHYI    

Every great movement of God starts with one ordinary person reaching one other person. In this final message, we explore how Andrew brought Peter to Jesus — and how reaching just “your one” can ignite a ripple effect that transforms families, workplaces, and entire communities. Sermon notes and small group discussion questions can be downloaded at: https://bit.ly/4aUZG08

Mature disciples don’t just grow — they multiply. This message focuses on generational discipleship: entrusting your faith to others who will then pass it on. You’ll be inspired to build a legacy that extends far beyond your lifetime. Sermon Notes and small group questions can be downloaded at: https://bit.ly/4r9cOVl

Jesus never sends us without empowering us. In this sermon we explore the role of the Holy Spirit in disciple-making. You’ll learn how the same Spirit who empowered Jesus now empowers you — giving you courage, wisdom, and supernatural influence.   Sermon notes and small group discussion questions can be downloaded at https://bit.ly/4apVhSx  

Jesus’ command to “Go” isn’t just for missionaries — it’s for ordinary believers in ordinary places. This message helps you see your everyday life as your mission field. Wherever you live, work, and spend time, you are sent to make disciples. Sermon Notes and Discussion Questions can be downloaded at https://bit.ly/4k0hABz

Before Jesus sent anyone out, He invited them close. This message explores the relational and intentional model Jesus used to make disciples. You’ll discover that disciple-making isn’t about programs but presence — and that God has placed people in your life to invest in on purpose. Sermon notes and discussion questions can be downloaded from https://bit.ly/4r2s6ut

Christmas Eve Service 2025

“Joy to the World” Joy isn’t just a feeling — it’s the sound of restoration! Come celebrate the King who makes all things new.

“O Little Town of Bethlehem” God began His greatest rebuilding project in the smallest of places. Discover how God still brings restoration through humble beginnings.

🎄 The King Has Come: Restoring What Was Broken — a 3-part Christmas series at The Gate Church. After rebuilding the walls in Nehemiah, we now celebrate the One who came to rebuild the world. Join us this December as we rediscover the power of Emmanuel — God with us.

Nehemiah reminds the Israelites of the commitment they made after the walls were restored

Nehemiah leads the people to follow God's Vision for Israel

Nehemiah renews the Covenant

Nehemiah leads the Israelites in a time of prayer and confession

Nehemiah and Ezra bring out the Scriptures to read to the people after the walls have been rebuilt and the gates are in place

Nehemiah appoints the gatekeepers, singers, and Levites.

Nehemiah resists attempts to lure him from the important work that he is doing

Nehemiah fixes internal problems in order to continue building the wall

Nehemiah faces opposition to rebuilding the wall

Nehemiah organizes the families in Jerusalem to begin rebuilding the wall Sermon Notes and Small Group Discussion Questions are available at:   http://bit.ly/4nQdc9b

Part 2 of the Restoring The Gate sermon series

Part 1 of the Restoring the Gate sermon series

The Apostle Paul finally arrives in Rome

The Apostle Paul shipwrecked on an island called Malta

The Apostle Paul encounters a storm on his way to Rome, but God tells him "Don't be afraid"

The Apostle Paul continues his defense before King Agrippa

The Apostle Paul continues his defense before Agrippa, showing us what we need to do to move from darkness to light

The Apostle Paul explains the source of his hope

The Apostle Paul on Trial before Felix

Do you have courage?  Join us as Pastor David continues the Acts of the Holy Spirit sermon series by showing us what biblical courage looks like. 

Every believer has a story. It consists of three parts: Your life BEFORE Christ, how you MET Christ, and your Life AFTER Christ

Acts 21:10–14 Knowing and doing God's Will

How to finish your race well according to the Apostle Paul.  From Acts 20:17-38.

Acts of the Holy Spirit The Work of the Holy Spirit for the Glory of God and the Purpose of Evangelism (Acts 20:7-12)

The Acts of the Holy Spirit Acts 15:36-41; 16:1-5

  The Work of the Holy Spirit for the Glory of God and the Purpose of Evangelism When God opens a door, be ready to speak. Acts 13:13-52

Part 8: What have we learned from the pandemic? Why does God allow suffering? In this concluding episode from the Job series, we learn that God allows suffering for a greater purpose than we can ever imagine, and we need to trust Him no matter what.

Part 7: What have we learned from the pandemic? Why does God allow suffering? From Job's suffering, we can learn a lot about evil, why it exists, and how God can use it for good.

Part 6: What have we learned from the pandemic? Why does God allow suffering? From the Book of Job we can learn a lot about God's sovereignty, how He works through difficult situations, and how He provides for His creation.