Scott earned his Doctor of Ministry from Gateway Seminary in 2019, his Master of Divinity from Gateway Seminary in 2011, and his Bachelor of Arts in Creative Arts in Worship from Grand Canyon University in 1998. Scott taught English for 10 years at Washington High School and two years at Landmark Middle School. During this time, he was also the lead singer for a Christian ministry band (Poetshaker) and served the local church as a youth minister, music minister, and small group leader. In 2007, Scott planted The Way Fellowship Church. He currently teaches Christian Character Formation at Grand Canyon University and leads the Regional Pillar Network in Arizona. Scott has been married to his beautiful wife, Christy, for 19 years. They have three boys—Geoffrey, Jonathan, and Jacob—and a princess, named Mia.
As we continue our study of Colossians, we come to Paul’s reasoning as to why we can rely on Jesus as Lord and Savior. In this week’s message, Pastor Scott Gourley shares why only Jesus is qualified to do just that.
We come to our final sermon in Proverbs focusing on one the sin of which so many of us are guilty: Pride. In this week’s message, Pastor Scott Gourley shares how destructive Pride can be and what the answer is to it.
We come to the second of three treatments on adultery in Proverbs, this time focusing on not letting the temptress catch your eye. In this week’s message, Pastor Scott asks us to examine ourselves to see if we find the tempter/temptress more enchanting than Christ?
It’s no secret that we live in world full of sexual temptation. So what is the proper response when we face this temptation ourselves? In this week’s message, Pastor Scott Gourley shares the dangers of giving into that temptation and what we need to do to remain free of it.
We live in a world of Chaos, yet Proverbs calls us time and time again to seek the order that comes from the Wisdom of Jesus. In this week’s message, Pastor Scott Gourley exhorts us to seek Wisdom in Christ Himself and what we gain when we do just that.
We all know we need follow the God’s wisdom, but when we are truly honest with ourselves, we know we do not do that on a daily basis. In this week’s message, Pastor Scott Gourley explains how we can be empowered through Christ to follow the Word of God.
When we look at the world today, we see it has a very different version of Wisdom than Scripture presents. In this week’s message, Pastor Scott Gourley explains what true Wisdom is and how important it is that we listen.
The idea of there being a “road less travelled” is not new. Long before it was embraced by a certain poet, the idea of two different paths, one of evil and one of righteousness, was presented in many different places in Scripture. In this week’s message, Pastor Scott Gourley explains what it truly means to not walk in the path of violence as laid out in Proverbs.
Where do we turn for wisdom? Ourselves? Our family and friends? Worldly experts? Or do we turn to the one true source of wisdom, God. In this week’s message, Pastor Scott Gourley explains why it is important that we understand that Christ is the only true source of wisdom.
To whom do we turn in times of despair? A neighbor? A friend? Family? In this week’s message, Pastor Scott Gourley explains how ultimately we should turn to God before turning to anyone else.
Scott earned his Doctor of Ministry from Gateway Seminary in 2019, his Master of Divinity from Gateway Seminary in 2011, and his Bachelor of Arts in Creative Arts in Worship from Grand Canyon University in 1998. Scott taught English for 10 years at Washington High School and two years at Landmark Middle School. During this time, he was also the lead singer for a Christian ministry band (Poetshaker) and served the local church as a youth minister, music minister, and small group leader. In 2007, Scott planted The Way Fellowship Church. He currently teaches Christian Character Formation at Grand Canyon University and leads the Regional Pillar Network in Arizona. Scott has been married to his beautiful wife, Christy, for 19 years. They have three boys—Geoffrey, Jonathan, and Jacob—and a princess, named Mia.