Eastgate Teaching

Donna King preaches on how we can process the difficult seasons of life with God in order to keep our peace, our courage and our trust in Him.

Joshua lived in a time of great transition as God prepared him to lead His people into the Promised Land. As we transition in the purposes of God how can we best prepare ourselves as a people of presence, courage, obedience and expectation?

Pete Carter teaches from Matthew 16:13-23. We see how Jesus commends Peter when he receives revelation from heaven then later rebukes him for allowing the devil to influence his thinking. What are the lessons for us?

What is it like to follow Jesus? Mark and Fiona Gilpin interview three guests - Michael, Nicol and Chris about their life and faith.

Church History is full of people who had an amazing relationship with God. Collectively they are often called the Christian mystics. Sarah Von Fraunhofer reviews their lives and draws out how we can find inspiration for our own relationship with God.

Mark Gilpin looks at how baptism in the Spirit relates to the great commission. Does being baptised in the Spirit empower us for evangelism? What is going on at Eastgate over the next few months to help us all grow evangelistically?

Paul Manwaring teaches on 'My story of the Good News of Jesus Christ through my life.' Sharing what He has done.

Paul Manwaring teaches on the effects of Pentecost and the four key cultures that changed as a result.

Dave Foggon asks if we have a dream or calling on our lives? If so it will be tested. With honest recollections of his own journey, and drawing on multiple examples in scripture, he explains the importance of encouraging ourselves - the presence-led practice of placing confidence and belief in ourselves - that we can do it.

Using Matthew 19:11-12 and other scriptures Mark Hendley teaches on the importance of godly self evaluation, the markers of a Kingdom life, questions the King would ask us to help us sharpen our apostolic game, and the restraints of a Kingdom vision.

Following Jesus is not without risk! Pete Carter teaches from Matthew 13 'Again, the Kingdom of Heaven is like a merchant on the lookout for choice pearls. When he discovered a pearl of great value he sold everything he owned and bought it.' Giving up everything to follow Jesus.

Kim Carter looks at different aspects of experiencing the presence of God, corporately, individually and multigenerationally.

Sasha Caridia teaches that we are the glorious bride of Christ, united with Him in love. This joining place is a golden seam of shared glory, a beautiful diversity that speaks of Him to the world.

Dave Carter teaches from the story of Elijah in 1 Kings 18. 'Answer me so these people will know that you, O Lord, are God and that you have brought them back to yourself'. Partnering with God for the increase of His glory and to draw people to Him.

Can you hear the sound of joy in heaven over sinners being saved? David Webster explores this compelling reality of joy in heaven over the salvation of lost men and women (Luke 15:1-10). This sound is getting nearer and louder. It is compelling motivating and exciting.

Donna King takes us on a journey through Ephesians 3:6-5:2, and explores how our understanding of what God has done for us affects our relationship with others.

Using 1 Corinthians 13 and 1 John 4 Tim Smith teaches that love is the oil that helps everything run and enables the power of God to be released.

Using Philippians 4:7-13 and 2 Corinthians 5:3-6 Pete Carter encourages us to live from our internal reality and also experience the external reality.

Fiona Gilpin tells the story of how John Newton came to write the song 'Amazing Grace', and looks at how it speaks to us today.

David Webster teaches on releasing Kingdom joy. Scripture enjoins us to be joyful in times of trial (Luke 6:22-23, James 1:2). Joy is a great part of the Kingdom (Romans 14:17). Find out how to release more joy in your life and community.