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Vietnam was a grueling war for America. America was unprepared because it was a mental war too.  Our troops were […]

Kathy and I lived overseas for a year, and when we moved back, we were traveling through Dallas with a […]

A few months back our Exec Pastor, Charles Dishinger, gave me a framework he had acquired from somewhere else.  The […]

We’re doing this series on Flourishing. And if you missed the past two week, it’s based on a Harvard Study […]

That was Jen Clay and Kelli Bosse, two women who serve at Gateway Central and North respectively.  I know we […]

According to the The Human Flourishing Program, a quantitative social science endeavor based out of Harvard University, there are three […]

So we are in this series on Flourishing, and we’ve been using the Gateway survey to determine how we are […]

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.

As we learn to walk by faith, God leads us into new freedom to be creative. God is a creator, and we were created in His Image, part of which means to be creative ourselves. The more we trust God and grow in faith, the less we fear what other people think of us. We can grow beyond people’s disapproval or judgements which inhibits creativity.

Your next great adventure depends on faith. Many people don’t experience this adventure because stepping out in faith requires taking risks. You can’t stay in your comfort zone and still exhibit faith. When you take the risk, that’s when God shows up and you learn to walk by faith as you walk by faith. Discover the risks worth taking.