LIFEGATE DENVER SERMONS

<p>In this series we are unpacking what a life of FEARLESS FAITH looks like by studying through through the book of Philippians. In this second message, Pastor Nirup speaks on silencing the doubters in your life and believing that the God who began His work in you, will be faithful to complete it. This letter is a timeless piece filled with practical theology that shapes the life of every believer.</p>

<p>In this series we will unpack what a life of FEARLESS FAITH looks like by studying through through the book of Philippians. In week one, Pastor Nirup takes a look at what it means to have an encounter with God and how that encounter changes everything.</p>

<p>This is a series about dreams that change the world and the dreamers who dare to dream them. In this final installment, Pastor Nirup closes out the series by challenging us to embrace the frustrations around and pursue the dreams that God ignites in us for His glory.</p>

<p>This is a series about dreams that change the world and the dreamers who dare to dream them. In this second installment, Pastor Nirup continues to unpack the life of Joseph while taking a deeper look at the faithfulness the young man lived with.</p>

<p>This is a series about dreams that change the world and the dreamers who dare to dream them. In this first installment, Pastor Nirup takes a look at the life of Joseph and unpacks the truth of what are dreams should really be about.</p>

<p>Matthew 5:10-12</p>

<p>Matthew 5:9</p>

<p>"Blessed Are The Pure In Heart For The Shall See God." Matthew 5:8</p>

<p>The Beatitudes: Matthew 5:6-7</p>

<p>Matthew 5:5 "Blessed Are The Meek, For They Shall Inherit The Earth."</p>

<p>The Sermon On The Mount is arguably the most influential teaching in human history. As Jesus unpacks his first public sermon, he does so by beginning with what is now knows as "The Beatitudes." In this series we will unpack The Beatitudes in an effort to learn how Jesus describes how life can truly be experienced.</p>

<p>The Sermon On The Mount is arguably the most influential teaching in human history. As Jesus unpacks his first public sermon, he does so by beginning with what is now knows as "The Beatitudes." In this series we will unpack The Beatitudes in an effort to learn how Jesus describes how life can truly be experienced.</p>

<p>Christmas is a time filled with a multitude of things to do. What if we could slow down for just a moment to recognize the true meaning of this season. In this short devotional, Pastor Nirup will encourage you to recognize and remember the peace that comes from God during this Christmas season.</p>

<p>Mark 7:1-30</p>

<p>Mark 6:1-52</p>

<p>Have you ever wanted to be great at something? Perhaps a sport, cooking, academics or maybe even in your marriage? The truth is at some point we have all desired greatness it some form. Jesus was never shy in addressing the ambition to be great. In his words about being great, Jesus gives us His truth and reveals to us His character in our pursuit of greatness. His answer is indeed a paradox to be embraced.</p>

<p>The CORE ANCHORS of LifeGate Church exist to keep us grounded and focused on the vision that God has given us.<br> <br>As a church plant in the city of Denver, Colorado our vision is to "SEE PEOPLE MADE ALIVE IN CHRIST & EMPOWERED BY THE HOLY SPIRIT TO ADVANCE GOD'S KINGDOM."</p>

<p>The good news of the Bible is not that Jesus came to make bad people good, but that Jesus came to make dead people alive.</p>

<p>LifeGate Denver is a church plant in the city of Denver, Colorado with a vision to "SEE PEOPLE MADE ALIVE IN CHRIST & EMPOWERED BY THE HOLY SPIRIT TO ADVANCE GOD'S KINGDOM."</p>

<p>Jesus Christ came to set us free from the power of sin that often leaves us feeling defeated. As followers of Jesus, we don't fight for victory, but we walk in the victory already given to us.</p>

<p>Many times each of us works our entire lives to build up kingdoms for ourselves. These kingdoms are the things we live for and where we find our identity. Yet, each of those kingdoms can and will be shaken. In this series we will study through Hebrews 12 and see that the Kingdom of God is an everlasting Kingdom. The Kingdom of God is ours to receive and it is a kingdom that cannot be shaken.</p>

<p>Last week we learned about praying in a pandemic. This week, Pastor Trevor teaches on the surrounding verses in 1st Thessalonians 5:16-18. How do we rejoice in the midst of trials? Why should we even rejoice in the midst of trials? Watch as Pastor Trevor encourages us to seek the good in the hard times and to remain in God when all feels lost.</p>