The Lord’s Dinner
The first-century churches, when they met, ordinarily ate a proper meal together, a meal including the bread and the cup, and this meal was at the heart of their common life and worship.
The first-century churches, when they met, ordinarily ate a proper meal together, a meal including the bread and the cup, and this meal was at the heart of their common life and worship.
Dr. Iorg discusses the ultimate source of truth in light of the recent conflict surrounding the Church of England.
Chris Chun and Chris Woznicki discuss the signs of true revival, signs of the work of the Holy Spirit, and why it is important to critically assess the characteristics of revival in a spirit of charity.
The culture war tempts us to think of the lost as enemies to be opposed rather than blind captives in need of emancipation.
Dr. Iorg discusses low pastoral trust and how pastors can earn back that trust moving forward.
The portrayal of self-sacrificing love of the mother in 1 Kings 3 provides a glimpse of the greater love of the heavenly Father.
Since an individual's wise financial planning has recently blessed Gateweay in a significant way, Dr. Iorg encourages others to do likewise by considering an estate plan through the Baptist Foundation of California.