Gateway Church: Shelbyville

What happens when the Gospel stops being safe and starts becoming dangerous?In this powerful and prophetic message, Pastor Jason Daughdrill confronts the comfortable, consumer-driven gospel that has taken root in modern Christianity and calls believers back to the true Gospel of Jesus—one that demands surrender, boldness, and even our lives. In the wake of tragedy, this sermon challenges us to embrace the cost of discipleship, stand firm in perilous times, and reject the spirit of deception infiltrating both culture and church.Whether you're a pastor, a parent, a student, or someone wrestling with compromise, this word will ignite a holy fire within you to live unashamed and carry the Gospel—no matter the cost.

Sermon Notes1) God Delivers Us to Draw Us (Exodus 19:4; Exodus 7:16; Ezekiel 48:35 NKJV)God didn't just bring Israel out of Egypt—He brought them to Himself.Salvation isn't just leaving bondage; it's entering relationship.Application: Don't confuse being saved from sin with being close to God.Key verse: “...the name of the city from that day shall be: THE LORD IS THERE.” (Ezekiel 48:35 NKJV)2) Covenant Before Conquest (Exodus 19:5–6; 1 Peter 2:9–10)Before Israel faced giants, God gave them covenant.God calls us His “special treasure” and a kingdom of priests.Application: Faith must be personal, not delegated.3) Presence that is Personal (Exodus 19:16–19; Exodus 20:18–21)God's presence shook the mountain and invited intimacy.Israel stood afar off, but Moses drew near.Application: Don't delegate intimacy with God to someone else—He wants you close.4) Encounter Over ExpedienceGod paused Israel at Sinai to encounter Him before entering the land.Illustration: The long road with your son—more than a destination, it's about the journey.Application: Don't despise delays; they're invitations to deeper encounter.

When life throws us into the fire, it's not to destroy us — it's to reveal who is standing with us. In Daniel 3:16–30, we see one of the most powerful displays of faith in all of Scripture. Shadrach, Meshach, and Abed-Nego refused to bow down to King Nebuchadnezzar's golden image, even when faced with the threat of a fiery furnace. Their courage, conviction, and trust in God show us how to live with unshakable faith in a world full of pressure and compromise.

In this message, Pastor Jason teaches from Matthew 25, Acts 6, and more about how spiritual growth not only strengthens you but also exposes hidden things, attracts resistance, and invites the power of the Holy Spirit to guide you.If you've been praying to grow in your faith, relationships, or calling; this word is for you.

Are you holding back a part of your life from God? In this powerful message, The Blessing of Going Bald, Pastor Joe Dobbins of Twin Rivers Church unpacks Acts 18:18 and the moment Paul shaved his head as a vow to God.Discover how breakthrough comes when we cut away what doesn't belong, embrace discomfort, and renew our minds to walk fully in God's calling.

Does God still speak today? Absolutely—and He's speaking to you.In this messDoes God still speak today? Absolutely—and He's speaking to you.In this message, Hearing God, Pastor Jason Daughdrill walks through John 10 and other key passages to show how you can recognize and respond to the voice of the Good Shepherd. If you've ever struggled to know whether God was speaking—or how to be sure you're hearing Him—this message will give you practical, biblical steps to tune your ear and follow His lead.

What do you do when the miracle is delayed, the critics are loud, and doubt starts to creep in?In this message, Focused Faith, Pastor Jason unpacks the story of Jairus in Luke 8:40–55, showing how focused faith can overcome noise, delays, and doubt when your eyes are fixed on Jesus. The same Jesus who healed Jairus's daughter is still moving today; and your breakthrough might be closer than you think.

What if the pain you're avoiding is the very thing God wants to heal?In this message, Healing the Wounds That Hold Us Back, Pastor Travis Hall unpacks the deep emotional and spiritual wounds that often shape the direction of our lives—and how God offers a path to healing, restoration, and freedom.

When God gives you a vision, expect resistance.In Blueprints & Battleplans Pt. 2, Pastor Harley teaches from Nehemiah 4, showing how to stay focused when you're facing opposition, fear, fatigue, and distraction. Whether you're building your family, your calling, your church, or your character—you'll need both a blueprint and a battle plan.Learn how to:Recognize a divine burden and not just personal ambitionIdentify spiritual opposition and fight back with truthStay grounded when distractions threaten your callingKeep building even when the battle gets fierceFind strength through community, not isolationKey Verse:“With one hand they worked at construction, and with the other held a weapon.” – Nehemiah 4:17Scriptures referenced:Nehemiah 2:17–18 (God will give you a burden)Nehemiah 4:1–3 (Expect resistance)Nehemiah 4:10–12; 6:1–4 (Battle fatigue, fear, and distraction)Nehemiah 4:14, 17–20 (Build & Battle—don't fight alone)

In this powerful message, Blueprints and Battle Plans: The Dangers of Expansion, Pastor Harley dives deep into how God designed you for more than just maintenance—He created you for expansion.Are you feeling spiritually stuck, emotionally drained, or uncertain about your calling? This message will show you how to recognize God's blueprint for your life, identify what's dulling your spiritual edge, and reignite your purpose through His supernatural power.

What would you do differently if you could start over?In this powerful message, Pastor Kirk Walter breaks down timeless truth from Ecclesiastes 12:13-14, revealing three simple yet profound principles that can reshape how you live—from today forward. Whether you're wrestling with your past, seeking clarity for the future, or simply wanting to live more intentionally, this message is for you.▶️ In this sermon, you'll learn how to:Live in awe, not anxietyObey God without obsessing over outcomesEmbrace every moment like it truly matters

Is your life too full for a miracle? In this powerful message, “Make Room for Miracles: Empty Vessels,” we dive into the story of the widow in 2 Kings 4:1–7 and discover a key truth: God doesn't need more oil—He needs more empty vessels.Learn why your availability matters more than your ability, and how you can prepare your life for supernatural encounters. This message will awaken your faith, challenge your comfort, and position you for a move of God.

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