August Gate Church

In Psalm 90, Moses reminds us that God is big, we are small and our days are few, therefore we should consider not only what we should give our lives to, but how we should give our lives to those things.

Jesus wants all that we have and all that we are, and he’s worth it.

The Gospel is the good news of an extravagant God who saves extravagant sinners because of extravagant love through extravagant sacrifice and transforms them by extravagant power.

In this week's text we can see that the cure for hopelessness is Jesus in word and deed.

In this week's text we see that God's mercy brings life where there was death, an inheritance where there was a debt, and security where there was doubt.

The Gospel is the good news of an extravagant God who saves extravagant sinners because of extravagant love through extravagant sacrifice and transforms them by extravagant power.

In this week's text we see that it is part of who we are to tell everyone about who Jesus is and what he has done. Pastor Josh provides some practical tools for every believer to easily share the Gospel.

Jesus' last earth-spoken words were a call to obey Him in every area of life, yet we struggle with obedience. Does Jesus respond with a call to work harder and do better? Romans 6 reminds us that our "following" problem begins with a "knowing" problem.

In this week's text we see the Gospel won't let us hide, won't let us take credit, and won't let us limit what God will do.

If God has shone in our hearts, we are to shine in the world.

In this week's text we see as we grow in our love for God, we must also grow in our love for one another.

In this week's text we see that Jesus calls us to follow Him on His mission to the world. So, we must be ready, willing, and able to go whenever and wherever he leads.

Proverbs 3:5-6 is one of the most well known and oft-quoted verses in the Bible. But do we really believe it? This week we explore 10 questions to help us evaluate our trust.

In this week's text, we see that real security comes from Jesus.

In His letter to the 7th church in Asia Minor, the Ultimate Truth-Teller gives us 5 truths about a church that has become comfortable and 5 proper responses or the church that's ready to change.

The central command of the Christian life is to love God with all that we have and all that we are.

We must follow Jesus persistently.

No one can give us life but Jesus, and no one can take away the life we have in Jesus.

Because Jesus is holy, true, and sovereign, we must hold fast to Him.

Jesus warns of the danger of hypocrisy and calls for a life of faith.