2510 - Homecoming | Gateway Church

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SERIES OVERVIEW

There’s something powerful about coming home—not just to a place, but to a purpose. As we head into the fall with football and school starting back, our new series Homecoming invites you to return to what matters most: faith, family, and calling. Whether you’re deeply committed to following Jesus, rediscovering your faith, or just curious about what this is all about, this series is for you. Through the life of Jesus, we’ll explore how God forms us in community, meets us in our struggles, and sends us out to make a difference. It’s a joyful reunion, a fresh start, and a chance to grow deeper roots. Come home—and bring someone with you. This is your invitation to belong, to believe, and to become who you were always meant to be.

Welcome Home
August 10th

Jesus was dedicated in the temple by faithful parents and recognized by the faithful in the house of God. Home begins with people who bring us into community, into rhythms of worship, and into dependence on God's Word.

Participate
August 17th

At twelve, Jesus stayed behind in the temple to be “about His Father’s business.” We grow when we take ownership of our faith—not just relying on our parents, mentors, or leaders, but pursuing God personally.

Grow Roots
August 24th

Before Jesus began His ministry, He was baptized and immediately tested. Like Him, we must know who we are before we face the pressures of the world. Even when we wander like the lost sheep, coin, or son, God always invites us back to our identity in Him.

Make a Difference
August 31st

Jesus sends out His followers with the message of the Kingdom, reminding them that they don’t need much—just faith and obedience. Making a difference doesn’t require perfection; it requires participation and love.

Legacy
September 7th

The mission doesn’t stop with us. Jesus commissions His followers to go, make disciples, and leave a lasting mark. Faith is never meant to stay still—it’s meant to multiply across generations.