Blogs

Glorify You Alone
 
Not unto us, O Lord, not unto us, but to Your name give glory, because of Your mercy, because of Your truth. Psalm 115:1
 
 
 
“Glorify You Alone” truly captures our heart as musicians and worship leaders.
 
Since Gateway Worship began, our heart has remained the same - to see God glorified and lives changed through worship.
 New Doxology
For His merciful kindness is great toward us, and the truth of the Lord endures forever. Psalm 117:2
Worship is eternal. When we worship we are joining with Heaven, stepping out of natural time and, as Pastor Thomas Miller says, “practicing eternity”. Worship songs have an amazing way of lifting us out of our current circumstances.
Think about it – have you ever walked through a very difficult season? Perhaps during that time, God used a song to minister to your heart.
No Sweeter Name
 
In the early days of Gateway Church, God began stirring the hearts of talented young worshipers and songwriters. During those exciting first years, one of those worshipers stood out to Pastors Thomas and Mary Beth Miller.
THE NUDGES OF GOD
by Tim Sheppard
 
In the early 1860s, Sarah Dunn was working on an elaborate table centerpiece in her family’s parlor in Waterloo, Iowa.
O The Blood
 
The very center of our lives is the Cross of Christ.
 
There’s no way to dress up a crucifixion, make it less violent and more presentable. It’s raw, and gruesome, and life changing. One look upon the Cross, one face-to-face encounter with the Savior who rendered our sins no more, and we are undone. His sacrifice demands our passion.
Come Thou Fount, Come Thou King
 
Your faithfulness endures to all generations;
You established the earth, and it abides.
Psalm 119:90
 
 
Sometimes, it’s so much easier to celebrate the shiny and new. Like Esau, we unknowingly trade forever inheritance for instant gratification.
 
But not so with our God. He changes not.
The Lord Reigns
 
Sin? Overcome. Death? Defeated. Jesus? Victorious.
 
His salvation work is complete. His throne is eternal.
 
And something miraculous happens when we start confessing these truths over our lives. Where once sin and circumstances trapped us, now revelation floods our hearts and minds.
 
 
I remember the days of old;
I meditate on all Your works;
DO DREAMS REALLY COME TRUE?
 
Is there a dream in your heart that you’ve held onto for awhile? If you’re like me, the answer is “yes.” In fact, I can think of several I’ve been holding onto. I’ve been fortunate to see some of them materialize, but others seem to stay impossibly distant; always out of reach. I’ve come to a point more than once where I say, “That’s it; I’ve had it.

 
Both Martha and Mary were in Jesus’ presence, but they responded in entirely different ways. It’s admirable Martha wanted to honor Jesus by preparing an excellent meal for Him—she may have even been functioning in the spiritual gift of hospitality!
 
As Jesus and his disciples were on their way, he came to a village where a woman named Martha opened her home to him.

Syndicate content