The Open Gate Church Podcast

In this episode we reflect on the ascension of Jesus. Before Jesus ascended into heaven, He prepared his disciples (inspired by the Holy Spirit) for their ministry and mission to present their eye-witness testimony of the gospel message to the world. Jesus was then glorified, ascending back into heaven, and the disciples were left with nothing to do but wait…and worship Him. We n

In this episode we continue to reflect on how believing in the name of Jesus, loving our brothers and sisters, and living morally upright lives is not possible without the Spirit of God living in us. God is love and He lives in us so our ability to love flows through us from Him.Connect with Us!www.opengatechurch.caFacebook: @theopengatechurchInstagram: @theopengatechurch

This week we are joined by the Rev. Alastair Sterne with an encouraging message on what complete joy looks like in the Christian way of life. Connect with Us!www.opengatechurch.caFacebook: @theopengatechurchInstagram: @theopengatechurch

In this episode we look at how the road to love is paved with faith in Christ. Faith keeps the commandments of God.Connect with Us!www.opengatechurch.caFacebook: @theopengatechurchInstagram: @theopengatechurch

Over the last couple of years at our Easter services, the message has focussed on how we celebrate that the gospel accounts of the resurrection are not theological lessons about the meaning of the resurrection, they are an account of the details of what happened that day. That the gospels don’t tell us what it means, they just tell us that it happened. We have celebrated that the

In this episode focusing on the reading from Philippians, we will see how Jesus’s example of divine kingship is one of humility, even to the point of servanthood and death on the cross, but that because of this God has exalted Him above all earthly rulers.Connect with Us!www.opengatechurch.caFacebook: @theopengatechurchInstagram: @theopengatechurch

In this episode we will look at how, through the prophet Jeremiah, God promised his people in exile a new covenant - a next step in their relationship with Him. Even though the majority of Israel had failed to keep the covenant of the law and rejected God, this was not enough to cause God to turn away from his everlasting covenantal, relational love (which was always based on grace