2020 was challenging for most of us. 2021 hasn't been much better. In the midst of the challenges God is with us and can bring good out of the worst moments.

Eric Bryant is the campus pastor at Gateway in South Austin.

"Where I Found God In This Difficult Season" by Eric Bryant

Family can be the source of great joy and great pain. When so many of us come from dysfunctional families, we can learn new family dynamics where forgiveness rather than bitterness and kindness rather than cruelty become the way we relate with each other.

“Home Alone: God’s Family” with John Lee

Tara Browder, pastor of prayer at Gateway Church in Austin, TX shares an empowering message on God's promises and how we can trust Him in the waiting.

"Moving from Wilderness to Promise" with Tara Browder

God created you on purpose and for a purpose. God gives us so many remarkable spiritual blessings so that we can share them with others. We receive His joy, hope, peace and so much more so that we can share them with others. The God of love invites us to bring His light and life everywhere we go. We can make the world a better place and help others discover that they “take all they need” as well.

"Take All That You Need: Purpose" with Ricky Echeona at Gateway in South Austin

Justice originates from God and His righteousness. We can discover how to bring God’s kind of righteousness and justice to earth without being “self-righteous,” “judging others,” or hypocritical. Instead, we can bring healing to our world.

"It's All Greek To Me: Justice"

We are invited to love God with all of our heart, soul, mind, and strength. All aspects of our lives are interconnected. Becoming healthy spiritually can lead to the pursuit of becoming healthy physically and mentally.

Flourishing Physically And Mentally with Eric Bryant

Flourishing financially seems harder and harder to do when inflation goes up and the stock market goes down. The Scriptures offer principles for wise money management even in difficult times.

"Flourishing Financially" with Kenny Green

In this episode, Eric Bryant share excerpts from several messages from the past few months about his struggles in his relationship with his Dad, in grieving his loss, and in trusting God in a world marked by death and grief.

Authenticity in our messages breaks through the skepticism and cynicism of those we are trying to reach and those trying to grow in their faith. People want to know, does following Jesus really work? Does following Jesus make a difference?

Just as Paul quoted the poets to make his point to the people of Athens, we quote the Harvard Flourishing Program which points out the importance of faith, virtue, character, and community.

Our goal with The Post-Christian Podcast is to reframe, simplify, and focus on our mission to make disciples in a post Christian culture. We discuss reaching new people and raising up leaders while removing the barriers of churchianity.

The Post-Christian Podcast

The Post-Christian Podcast - A Tribute to My Dad (Discovering Authenticity)

God cares about the stand you take privately than the stand you take publicly.

What do you do when you face fears about the future, concern for your security, or the discouragement of a world that seems to be falling apart at warp speed? With lessons from Daniel, a hero in the Hebrew Scriptures, we can discover how to walk boldly and humbly in ANY environment we go into, even in the "jungles" of life as we carry with us hope, wisdom and empowerment to make an impact in our circles of influence.

"Welcome to the Jungle: Choose Your Character" with Eric Bryant

Bad people make bad choices that affect us.

We continue our series through the book of Daniel as we navigate how to remain faithful even in difficult circumstances.

Gateway Church South Austin
John Lee

"Welcome to the Jungle: Moving Forward with Courage" with John Lee

You can trust God with your now and with your unknown.

The book of Daniel gives us a guide on how to thrive in the midst of challenging circumstances.

Gateway South Austin
Eric Bryant

"Welcome to the Jungle: Trusting the God of the Future"

When Jesus showed up in people’s lives in the Gospels, something shifted. The same is true today. When we radically encounter who God really is, in the greatest way possible, nothing is ever the same. God will stop at nothing to show you that you are chosen like he did with a religious leader at the end of his religious rope. God cares more about heart transformation than behavior modification.

Gateway South Austin

"Chosen At The End Of My Rope" with Eric Bryant

Whether or not you believe in prayer and whether or not you feel like you know how to pray, during this series, you will discover the power of and the path to connecting with God which can bring comfort, hope, and healing.

Gateway South Austin
Eric Bryant

"Are You There God? It's Me...." - "Who Dis?"

If Jesus was serious, then His followers are defined by radical countercultural love.

Gateway South Austin
Dripping Springs Community Pastor Norman Garcia

"What if Jesus Was Serious? - Love in Action" with Norman Garcia

Things aren’t always as simple as black and white. So how do we navigate the gray?

In our series called "Timeless," we will explore wisdom from different cultural proverbs and how they connect to the truths of God in the Scriptures as He seeks to lead us to Him.

This week we consider the Chinese proverb: "“When you drink the water, remember the spring.”

Gateway South Austin
Eric Bryant

Timeless - The Source of Wisdom

Things aren’t always as simple as black and white. So how do we navigate the gray? In our series Timeless, we explore wisdom in a nuanced world. Drawing inspiration from popular sayings and proverbs worldwide, each message aligns them with Biblical wisdom. Maneuvering life's complexities, we want to bridge the gap between human insight and the guidance that God’s Word and His Spirit offers us.

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Eric Bryant

Timeless - Wisdom in Karma

At Gateway Church in Austin, we began Passion Week with Palm Sunday and a message called "The Crown"

Too often in our faith journey, we have the right king, but the wrong kingdom in mind.

Gateway South Austin
Eric Bryant

The Crowd

Gateway Austin Senior Pastor Carlos Ortiz shares an update on our Austin area campuses.

Gateway South Austin Campus Pastor Eric Bryant shares on the transformative power of community.

Gateway South Austin

"The Rest of Your Life: Community" at Gateway South Austin

Somewhere in our faith journey we stopped believing in the impossible. We traded in the God who became flesh, born of a virgin, crucified, resurrected, and ascended into Heaven, for a Divine guide-from-the-side. Let us open our eyes once again, or for the first time, to the God who still parts seas, who still heals broken bodies, and who still transforms lives. The God of Miracles. 

Miraculous healing is still available.

Gateway South Austin
Eric Bryant

Miracle: Healing at Gateway South Austin

Discover the character and love of God as we journey through the 7 major signs in the Gospel of John. We will look at the life and work of Jesus through the eyes of one of his best friends and faithful disciples. In these 7 signs we encounter a depth to the glory and majesty of God, and how these truths can radically change our lives. They take us from lost to found; broken to whole; and from death to life.

Jesus turning water into wine shows Jesus brings quality to life.

Gateway South Austin
Eric Bryant

"Death to Life: Jesus' Power Transforms"

We continued our series through the Gospel of Mark at Gateway Church in Austin.

Jesus uses the metaphor of a lamp to teach powerful truths about how God’s Word functions in our lives. Light is a central theme in this passage, revealing both our responsibility and privilege in how we handle and share the light of God’s truth.

Message by Eric Bryant
Plus, a prayer time led by Creative Arts Pastor Hannah Ojeda

Gateway South Austin

"The Power of a Story: The Lamp"

We concluded our series on "The Power of a Story" at Gateway Church in Austin. This look at the parables of Mark 4 is part of a longer look at the Gospel of Mark.

The mustard seed, known for being the smallest of all seeds, grows into a large tree. This parable holds profound lessons for us about the nature of God’s kingdom, spiritual growth, and the surprising impact of even the smallest acts of faith. The Kingdom of God is like that small mustard seed—it’s unstoppable, it’s growing, and it’s destined to become something of eternal significance.

Gateway South Austin
Eric Bryant

"The Power of a Story: The Mustard Seed"

We continued our “Sessions” at Gateway in Austin where we will sit down with the wisdom of Jesus - the ultimate Counselor - and dive into five of the most common emotional and spiritual struggles we face. Each week, we’ll explore a new “session,” not with a guru, but with the Savior who knows our hearts better than anyone else. Jesus doesn’t just offer good advice; He offers transformation.

This week’s topic is overcoming anxiety and worry. Perhaps you have gone to see your doctor, your counselor, your small group leader, your pastor and have said these words: “What Is the Meaning of Life?”

Gateway South Austin
Eric Bryant

"Sessions: What is the Meaning of Life?"

We concluded our “Sessions” at Gateway in Austin where we will sit down with the wisdom of Jesus - the ultimate Counselor - and dive into five of the most common emotional and spiritual struggles we face. Each week, we’ll explore a new “session,” not with a guru, but with the Savior who knows our hearts better than anyone else. Jesus doesn’t just offer good advice; He offers transformation.

This week’s topic is overcoming anxiety and worry. Perhaps you have gone to see your doctor, your counselor, your small group leader, your pastor and have said these words: “Why Am I So Stressed?”

Gateway South Austin
Eric Bryant

"Sessions: Why Am I So Stressed?"

God’s plan for the world isn’t random or chaotic. He is intentional, redemptive, and relational. Yes, people will make harmful choices. Yes, we will face hardship. But God’s ultimate purpose—to renew all things through Christ—cannot be thwarted. He is present with us, even when life feels out of control, and He promises to make things right in the end.

For now, we can trust that He is over all, through all, and in all.

Message - Eric Bryant
Gateway South Austin


"Over All, Through All, and In All"

There’s something powerful about coming home! In this series - Homecoming - we are realigning our hearts and minds with what is most important - faith, family, and calling. You see, home is not just a place but stepping into our purpose.

We are looking at how God forms us in community, meets us in our struggles, and sends us out to make a difference. To do this, we are looking at the life of Jesus. 

Gateway South Austin
Dr. Eric Bryant

Homecoming: Participate

How To Pray

A Gifted Community (You Belong Here) 3/3/19

Throughout our lives, we will have opportunities to pave roads for others and to have them paved for us. God does the same for us, as He shows us the path He would have for our lives, although we don’t always choose His way. Are you ready to allow God to take the wheel and drive you down the paved road?

Oulaws - Elijah and John the Baptist

Hope by Jamie and Katelyn Schwarz

Ever wish someone would walk up to you, nudge you on the shoulder, and simply share what the point of your life is? Wouldn’t that change everything? Instead, we find ourselves giving life our best shot, slogging through, trying different things, and working to discover our purpose. We wander through life often unfilled and dissatisfied. How can we discover our purpose? What is our identity? What are we supposed to do in this life?

God Likes You: A Purpose and a Poem

Why do we desire love so much? And, why do we often misinterpret love and accept something less that leads to all kinds of hurt and disappointment? We find ourselves being manipulated into aiming our desire at the wrong target, and as a result, end up being robbed of the very thing we desire. What is God’s plan for love? How can we receive it? How can we share it with others? How can we find ourselves deeply rooted in love?

God Likes You: Rooted in Love

Through the chaotic rhythms of life in which most of us find ourselves, it’s easy to move to the same beat we’ve always known. Instead of growing and maturing, we can get distracted by the things we’re trying to accomplish or acquire and miss out on God’s invitation to experience what matters most: loving and being loved by God and loving and being loved by each other. When we dive into God-centered community, we receive the healing and accountability we need to change our lives and our world through God’s loving grace.

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