Gateway Church - Sermon Podcast

Sam explains a very tricky passage in 1 Corinthians 11, reflecting on the brokeness of male-female relationships in the world then and today. He then discusses how only Jesus can overcome this brokeness and lead us into a better way to relate to one another.

As we continue to work through 1 Corinthians and this letter written by Paul to a very messy church in Corinth Chris brought a message to us about Christian Freedom not being about self indulgence but about self giving love.   

'Jesus is building his multicoloured church to showcase the glory and the majesty and beauty of God to the world.' A big thankyou to our guest speaker Raj Saha from Jubilee church Teeside who joined us on All Nations Sunday.

Sam recaps where we left off in 1Corinthians, pick up in 1Corinthians: 8 unpacking how Paul dealt with the issue of eating food sacrificed to idols and how that impacts our modern age.

Chris shares vision for this year and outlines the new updated values for Gateway Church - see statements on our website here: https://www.gatewayleeds.net/about

As part of our Jesus Revolution series Sam shares what Jesus says about safeguarding the young and vulnerable.

John reminds us about the importance of looking after the world God has given us to steward, and how through our action or inaction the impact that can make on the environment and others in our communities and around the world.

Jeremy takes us through Genesis 26 and the story of Isaac opening the wells of Abraham and the conflict which arises, he reminds us that in life it isn't just people falling out, there can be spiritual warfare behind it. He prompts us that we all need the spring of fresh bubbling living water from the spirit to fill us up.

Chris continues this new series helping us to see how much Jesus has shaped our culture today. He helps us to see how we are to treat one another as we are created equally in the image of God, how we are to welcome the outsider, and to protect the vulnerable.

Sam opens this new series which aims to help us see how much Jesus has shaped our culture today.  He helps us to see how so many of the values we hold dear today are not ‘self-evident’ or ‘natural’ but are derived from the cross.  This means that those around us are closer than we think to knowing Jesus for themselves.

Andy shows us how stories shape our lives, and how each of our personal stories is part of a much greater story centered on Jesus—the greatest storyteller. In Luke 15, Jesus tells the parable of the prodigal son, offering just a glimpse of the larger story of redemption that He is writing.