Made Conversations: Megan Meyer

Pastor Micah Eldridge kicks off our “Made” series where we will explore issues of identity and value together. Our hope is that you’ll discover: your life is not an accident, an experiment or an individual quest for self-fulfillment, but your life is MADE by God with intention and vision.

This past weekend, Pastor Micah Eldridge explained that at Lifegate, when it comes to race and diversity, we seek to become a church that looks like heaven. In this message, we’ll discover what that looks like and how we can get there.

In this series Pastor Micah has preached about being Made in God's image in relation to our race and sexuality. We realize that these topics can be discussed far longer than the time alotted for a Sunday morning message, so we are launching corresponding interviews to expand on these topics. In this interview Pastor Micah Eldridge sits down with Cameron Thomas to discuss Cameron’s experience as a person of color in the church. They also talk about how culture relates to race and the way our perspectives are formed by our history.

We live in a world where sex has caused so much pain and confusion, and yet we all want it anyway. Surprisingly, our desire for sex isn’t the problem. The problem is that we don’t know what sex is actually for and how to feed the desire. In this message, we’ll discover the liberating truth about sex in the Scriptures.

In this series, Pastor Micah has preached about being Made in God's image in relation to our race and sexuality. We realize that these topics can be discussed far longer than the time alotted for a Sunday morning message, so we are launching corresponding interviews to expand on these topics. In this conversation, Pastors Micah and Shireen Eldridge discuss the current sexual climate of our society and how it relates to our friendships, our parenting and our own sexuality. They then discuss the question, "Where does the church fit into all of this?"

As the debates, emotions and fears surrounding abortion rages on, followers of Jesus must see how we can engage the issue with conviction and compassion. In this message, we’ll discover how to be love-filled life-givers to those in desperate situations.