Gateway Church Austin

Work through the following questions and scriptures on your own, and get together with your running partner,   life group, or friends and family to talk through what you are learning. DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 1. What intrigued you about this message? 2. Can you relate to what you heard in the message? Has this same idea/challenge come up in your life before, or is it new? 3. How does what you heard affect your life right now (maybe it speaks to something you are going through, struggling with, looking into, etc.)? 4. What challenged you? 5. What is your next step to apply what you heard? 6. Is there someone you feel prompted to share with, about what you’ve learned from the message?

Sometimes our career success can overshadow what we are really going through. Lindsay Ronga, one of our Gateway North volunteers shares her story that will show us how we can trust God with our hardships and know that God is writing an even better story.

We all will experience stressful and sometimes significantly trying times in our jobs. What if fear doesn’t have to have the loudest voice? Phil Wright, one of our spiritual overseers at Gateway, shares his story that will show us how we can trust God’s way, even when conventional wisdom says otherwise.

Our lives aren’t meant to be segmented. We don’t have to leave our faith at the door when we walk into work. Aman Quadri, one of the members of our board of directors and longtime Gatewayer shows us how to allow our relationship with God to guide us in our daily decision-making at work and in our relationships with our coworkers.

We are all created on purpose and for a purpose. Instead, we may find ourselves disillusioned or discouraged as we wander around in circles trying to make sense of a life of meaning. With God’s help, we can find what we’ve been designed to become.

Jenn Clay, a volunteer from Gateway Central Austin, and Kelli Bosse, a volunteer from Gateway North Austin, share about purpose. Jenn shares as a life coach and strengths coach. Kelli shares from her perspective in the tech world.

Flourishing financially seems harder and harder to do when inflation goes up and the stock market goes down. The Scriptures offer principles for wise money management even in difficult times.

Aman and Mark share some tips and tools for overcoming debt, learning to save, investing, and developing a healthy relationship with money.

We are invited to love God with all of our heart, soul, mind, and strength. All aspects of our lives are interconnected. Becoming healthy spiritually can lead to the pursuit of becoming healthy physically and mentally.

We are invited to love God with all of our heart, soul, mind, and strength. All aspects of our lives are interconnected. Becoming healthy spiritually can lead to the pursuit of becoming healthy physically and mentally. Ricky sits down with fitness coach and Gateway Spiritual Overseer, Andrea Wiggins, alongside Gloria Mann, a licensed professional counselor, to learn some practical steps toward developing physical and mental health.

We were designed for connection. Unfortunately, division, doubt, and conflict tempt us towards giving up or isolating because “hurt people hurt people.” Even still, we can enjoy life as God intended when we foster a healthy, growing, and intimate relationship with God and with others.

We need each other, but people can hurt us, betray us, and let us down. Phil and Vicky Wright share wisdom based on their long-time marriage and their work counseling singles and couples in developing healthy relationships. Phil serves as one of our spiritual overseers, and the Wrights are part of our North Austin campus. Phil and Vicky created the Resilient Marriage Retreat after engaging in the difficult process of rebuilding their own relationship and experiencing God’s redemption first-hand.

Work through the following questions and scriptures on your own, and get together with your running partner, life group, or friends and family to talk through what you are learning. DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 1. What intrigued you about this message? 2. Can you relate to what you heard in the message? Has this same idea/challenge come up in your life before, or is it new? 3. How does what you heard affect your life right now (maybe it speaks to something you are going through, struggling with, looking into, etc.)? 4. What challenged you? 5. What is your next step to apply what you heard? 6. Is there someone you feel prompted to share with, about what you’ve learned from the message?

As you walk by faith, God guides you to make a difference in the lives of others. Serving, loving, and pointing them to the Source of Love creates a ripple effect throughout generations. Rather than the number of places you’ve seen or shows you’ve watched or widgets you’ve sold, in the end what matters most are the lives impacted through our life of faith.

A few of our leaders from our college network and our 20s and 30s network met up with John Burke to ask him questions about a life of faith and leaving a legacy.

What is your favorite thing you’ve ever made? Describe the process of making this item and why it is your favorite? What is something in creation, whether it be natural or man-made, that when you experience it, it draws your heart to awe and worship of God? What stood out to you from the message?

 What is the greatest risk you have taken in your life? Why was it risky? What was the outcome of that risk?  Join John Burke as he explores these questions and more in our series Your Next Great Adventure.

You were created on purpose and with a purpose. A relationship with God allows you to make the most of every good and bad experience life throws at us. Walking by faith is not always easy, but it’s a life most worth living. Discover how setting aside the instant gratification of today can enable us to accomplish a mission that’s far greater than we could imagine.

Dr. Elmore has trained more than 500,000 leaders in hundreds of organizations worldwide. He’s also the Founder and CEO of Growing Leaders, a non-profit team that equips students & young professionals around the world to become life-giving leaders. Author of the well known Habitudes: Images that Form Leadership Habits and Attitudes and Generation Z Unfiltered: Facing Nine Hidden Challenges of the Most Anxious Population, rather than hearing his story, he is going to help us understand the emerging story of the next generation.

This Sunday, “Sledge” is coming back to Gateway! Long-time Gatewayers know how compelling and hilarious Sledge is as a speaker. You may also know him from his work on Medium.com where he writes primarily on mental health. His new book Where Cowards Go To Die, is a memoir from his time serving in the U.S. military in Iraq and Afghanistan. His book “cuts through the bravado to reveal a brutal portrait of war and the cost of returning to a country that no longer feels like home.”