Gateway Church Austin
Summary: Come as you are. Gateway is a non-denominational church meeting in Austin, Texas, and we're not interested in people pretending to be something they're not. We believe that God takes us "as is". From there we'll help each other grow to be all God intended us to be. Here you'll find relevant talks without the churchy jargon. And, if you're in the Austin area we'd love for you to come hang out with us at one of our two locations... check out the site - www.gatewaychurch.com for locations and times. Oh, and don't worry about dressing up... we won't.
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Podcasts:
Isn't it interesting how the line gets blurred when it's not personal... it's "just business"? John looks at the "parable of Enron" as an example... of what not to do. (speaker: John Burke)
Decisions are tough and making good ones can be even tougher. John returns from Sabbatical to talk about how to spot the right choice from 50 paces. Features an interview with UT football's Colt McCoy and Quan Cosby. (speaker: John Burke)
Get an eLife: email (speaker: Dave Lantz)
Get an eLife: Wikipedia (speaker: Ted Beasley)
It used to be that money meant power (some would argue it hasn't changed) but now more than ever information is power... Today Gary talks about how powerful it can be to share your own story, like people do on YouTube. (speaker: Gary Foran)
Get an eLife: eHarmony (speaker: Ted Beasley)
Get an eLife: MySpace (speaker: Ted Beasley)
Special Topic: Follow (Guest Speaker: Vince Antonucci)
God in Sandals: Truth-Speaking (speaker: Rick Shurtz)
God in Sandals: Friendship (speaker: Betty Blake Churchill)
Creativity (speaker: John Burke)
Fatherhood (speaker: John Burke)
While Jesus walked around like us, he taught a lot about forgiveness...something we're not very good at, especially when it comes to forgiving ourselves. In fact, no one has been better at it. Maybe we could learn something. (speaker: John Burke)
God became man, walked the earth... What?! How? Why? What? And he gave us actually useful stuff while he was here? Explain this, please. (speaker: John Burke)
Worship and Communion might seem a little archaic and "Religious". Well, they are. But they don't have to be. Maybe there's more to them... maybe we can explain why we do them. (speaker: Rick Shurtz)
