What if gratitude is the gate that leads you into the presence of God… and the key to deeper healing, joy, and spiritual wholeness?
 In this message, Pastor Jason Daughdrill walks through Luke 17:11–19, where Jesus heals ten lepers — but only one returns. This one moment reveals a truth that medical research is only now catching up to: gratitude transforms you from the inside out.

In this sermon, you’ll learn:
 • Why gratitude is spiritual before it’s emotional
 • How remembering where God found you fuels fresh worship
 • Why entitlement kills gratitude
 • The reason Jesus expects us to return, not just receive
• How gratitude actually brings you closer to Jesus
• Why gratitude makes you whole, not just healed

Modern research from Harvard, UCLA, and Mayo Clinic confirms what Scripture has said for 2,000 years: gratitude renews your mind, strengthens your heart, and changes your life.

Be the one who returns.Be the one who remembers.Be the one who gives thanks.

📖 Scripture References

1. Gratitude Isn’t Natural — It’s Spiritual

Most people respond to God’s blessings with silence, entitlement, or forgetfulness. Gratitude requires returning, remembering, and humility.

2. Remember Where Jesus Found You (v. 12)

• The lepers stood afar off
 • Shame kept them distant — Jesus came close
 • Gratitude begins by recalling the pit He pulled you from

3. Gratitude Begins With Mercy (v. 13)

• “Jesus, have mercy on us!”
 • Gratitude says: I didn’t earn this, I don’t deserve this.
 • You cannot be grateful and entitled at the same time

4. Obedience Often Comes Before the Miracle (v. 14)

• Jesus gives a command before He gives healing
 • “As they went, they were cleansed”
 • Gratitude remembers it was His word, not your works

5. Ten Were Healed — One Returned (v. 15)

• 10% gratitude, 90% forgetfulness
 • Many ask… few return

6. Gratitude Has Volume (v. 15)

• The healed man glorified God with a loud voice
 • Real gratitude is expressive, not silent

7. Gratitude Brings You Close (v. 16)

• He begins at a distance
 • Gratitude brings him to the feet of Jesus
 • Gratitude closes the gap between you and God

8. Jesus Notices Gratitude — and the Lack of It (v. 17)

• “Where are the nine?”
 • Jesus counts who returns

9. Gratitude Makes You Whole (v. 19)

• The nine were healed physically
 • The one was healed inside and out
 • Gratitude transforms the soul, not just circumstances

• Psalm 100 – Enter His gates with thanksgiving
  
  
  
• Luke 17:11–19 – The ten lepers & the one who returned
  
  
  
• Philippians 4:6–7 – Thanksgiving unlocks peace
  
  
  
• 1 Thessalonians 5:18 – Give thanks in everything

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Many claim the rapture is a modern invention, a doctrine created in the 1800s, or a fantasy Christians have embraced without biblical support.
But Scripture, Church history, and Jesus’ own teaching say otherwise.
In this message, Pastor Jason Daughdrill walks through what the Bible actually says about believers being caught up (harpazō) to meet the Lord, why the event itself is not up for debate, and why the timing is.
📖 Key Texts:
• 1 Thessalonians 4:16–18
• 1 Thessalonians 1:10
• 1 Thessalonians 5:1–11
• Matthew 24, Luke 12, Titus 2, Philippians 3, Revelation 7
…and many more.
🔥 Main Teaching Points
The Rapture Is Biblical — “Caught up” (harpazō) is in Scripture, and early Church Fathers taught it long before Darby.
The Timing Is Debatable — Pre-trib, pre-wrath, post-trib… but the event is certain.
God Keeps His People From Wrath — Paul taught this before Revelation was written.
Signs of His Soon Return — Israel restored, global birth pains, moral collapse, technology fulfilling prophecy, worldwide evangelism, and unprecedented convergence.
Jesus Commands Us to Watch — The Blessed Hope is not fear; it’s focus.
A Falling Away AND a Revival — Matthew 24 and Joel 2 unfolding simultaneously.
How We Should Live — Holy, hopeful, ready, on mission, and discerning.
✝️ Bottom Line
Jesus is coming.
The rapture is real.
The timing is unknown.
The signs are increasing.
The harvest is accelerating.
And the church must be ready.

Is it wrong for Christians to judge? Culture says, “Don’t judge me,” but Jesus actually teaches something deeper and far more transformative. In this message, Pastor Jason Daughdrill breaks down the difference between hypocritical judgment and righteous judgment — showing that the goal of godly judgment isn’t to destroy but to restore.

If you’ve ever wondered how believers should correct, confront, or lovingly hold each other accountable, this teaching will bring clarity, courage, and healing.

In this sermon you’ll learn:

• What Jesus meant in Matthew 7:1–6
  
  
  
• Why “Judge not!” is one of the most misquoted verses in culture
  
  
  
• The difference between sinful judgment and righteous discernment
  
  
  
• How to remove your own “plank” before helping someone else
  
  
  
• How to call people up, not just call them out
  
  
  
• How righteous judgment leads to restoration, not condemnation
  
  
  
• How to discern who to invest in, who to set boundaries with, and when to stay silent
  
  
  
• Why healthy judgment shapes a healthy church
  
  
  

• Matthew 7:1–6 – Judge not / remove the plank first
  
  
  
• John 7:24 – Judge with righteous judgment
  
  
  
• 1 Corinthians 5:12–13 – Judge sin inside the church
  
  
  
• Galatians 6:1 – Restore with gentleness
  
  
  
• 1 John 4:1 – Test the spirits
  
  
  
• Romans 16:17–20 – Mark divisive people
  
  
  
• 1 Corinthians 14:29 – Judge prophecy
  
  
  
• Hebrews 5:14 – Discern good and evil
  
  
  
• 1 Corinthians 11:31 – Judge yourself first
  
  
  
• 1 Samuel 16:7 – God sees the heart
  
  
  
• Proverbs 27:6 – Faithful are the wounds of a friend
  
  
  

The world says, “If you love me, you won’t judge me.”
 Jesus says, “If you love them, help them see.”

• Jesus forbids hypocritical judgment, not righteous judgment.
  
  
  
• You can’t disciple what you’re unwilling to confront.
  
  
  
• Judgment from a wounded place always wounds.
  
  
  
• Restoration—not humiliation—is the goal.
  
  
  
• Love is unlimited… but access is not (Matthew 7:6).
  
  
  
• “Protect your pearls out of stewardship, not pride.”
  
  
  
• Your healing determines your helping.
  
  
  

You Sure About That? Pt. 1 
In this message, Pastor Jason Daughdrill from Gateway Church (TN) dives deep into one of the most misunderstood topics in Christianity — tithing.
 
Jesus said, “You cannot serve God and Mammon” (Matthew 6:24). This message isn’t about money — it’s about masters.

Discover how tithing tears down the idol of Mammon, transforms your heart, and realigns your trust in Heaven’s economy.
💬 Key Takeaways:
Tithing didn’t begin with the Law — it began with Abraham and covenant love.


Every tithe is warfare, breaking allegiance to Mammon and declaring Jesus as Lord.


In the New Testament, tithing is worship, not obligation.


Early church fathers affirmed that tithing remained part of Kingdom living.


Giving is not a transaction, it’s trust in action — where belief becomes behavior.


📖 Scripture References:
Matthew 6:24 NKJV – “You cannot serve God and Mammon.”


Matthew 6:21 NKJV – “Where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.”


Genesis 14:18–20 – Abraham and Melchizedek.


Deuteronomy 14:23 – “That you may learn to fear the Lord always.”


Malachi 3:10–11 – God rebukes the devourer for those who bring the tithe.


Hebrews 7:8 – “Here mortal men receive tithes, but there He receives them…”


Matthew 23:23 – Jesus affirms giving with the right heart.


1 Corinthians 16:1–2 – Weekly giving in the early Church.


1 Timothy 6:9–10 NKJV – “For the love of money is a root of all kinds of evil…”

When Was Your Last Soul Check / Your Soul Might Be Running on Empty

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Is your soul healthy?
 In this powerful message, Pastor Jason Daughdrill helps us take a spiritual inventory of our inner life — our thoughts, emotions, and choices — and shows how God desires to restore, heal, and anchor our souls in His presence.

Just like a warning light in a car, our soul gives us signals when something is off. Learn how to recognize the symptoms of an unhealthy soul, experience true restoration in Christ, and build rhythms of rest, worship, and community that keep you whole.

📍 Recorded live at Gateway Church, Shelbyville, TN – November 2, 2025

📘 Message Highlights

• What is the Soul? – The unseen center integrating your mind, will, and emotions under God’s rule (Mark 8:34-38)
  
  
  
• God’s Care for Your Soul – “He restores my soul.” (Psalm 23:3; Matthew 11:29; Hebrews 6:19)
  
  
  
• Vital Signs of Soul Health – Integration, rest, love, hope, honesty, and community
  
  
  
• Symptoms of an Unhealthy Soul – Disconnection, distortion, depletion, and burnout
  
  
  
• Healing the Soul
  
  
  
  • The Word revives (Psalm 19:7)
    
    
    
  • Rest is found in surrender, not escape (Psalm 23:1-3)
    
    
    
  • Be still in God’s presence (Psalm 46:10)
    
    
    
  • Community and confession bring freedom (James 5:16)
    
    
    
  • Hope anchors the soul (Hebrews 6:19)
    
    
    
• Guarding Your Soul – Protect your inputs, pace, and worship rhythms
  
  
  
  • Philippians 4:8 – Guard your mind
    
    
    
  • Psalm 101:3 – Guard your eyes
    
    
    
  • Galatians 6:4 – Guard your heart from comparison

Are you living life as a victor or a victim?
 In this powerful message, Bishop Tim Brown teaches how to Defeat Defeated Thinking by keeping God at the center of every battle. Just like the walls of Jericho, the walls in your mind can fall. Freedom is possible. Victory is God’s plan for you.

🔥 In this message you will learn:
 • How your identity shapes your destiny
 • Why the voices you listen to influence your spiritual life
 • How to silence panic and speak words of victory
 • What it looks like to trust God in impossible situations
 • The key to honoring, depending on, and obeying God daily

📖 Scripture References:
 • Joshua 6:1–5
 • Numbers 13:30–33 (Grasshopper mindset)
 • Proverbs 18:21 (Power of the tongue)
 • Romans 8:37 (More than conquerors)
 • 1 Corinthians 15:57 (Victory through Jesus)

If you’ve been feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or intimidated by life’s obstacles, this message will equip you to walk in faith, courage, and God-given authority.

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Wherever you are in life, God has a purpose and a good plan for you. GTWY Church wants to help you steward your relationship with God and our hope is that your journey will include being a part of what God is doing here by attending locally or visiting us globally online at https://gtwychurch.com. 

What if the only thing standing between you and breakthrough is your focus?
 In this powerful message, Pastor Noah Hinshaw challenges us to stop looking at distractions, fear, and failure—and to fix our eyes on Jesus, the One who walks with us through every storm.
This message from GTWY Church explores how easily we can miss God’s movement when we focus on the wrong things, and how to reclaim spiritual vision to see what He’s doing right in front of us.
🙌 In this message, you’ll learn:
Why we often miss what God is doing even when it’s right in front of us


How distractions and comparison distort your spiritual vision


The real reason Peter began to sink while walking on water


How to shift your eyes from fear to faith


What Elisha’s servant teaches us about seeing through God’s eyes


Why fixing your eyes on Jesus will always change your direction and your destiny


📖 Scripture References:
Luke 22:14–27 — The disciples miss what’s right in front of them


Genesis 3:1–12 — Eve’s eyes shift from God’s goodness to deception


Matthew 14:22–33 — Peter sinks when he takes his eyes off Jesus


2 Kings 6:15–17 — Elisha prays, “Open his eyes, Lord, so that he may see”


Hebrews 12:2 — “Fix your eyes on Jesus, the author and finisher of our faith”


👁️‍🗨️ What you’re looking at shapes who you’re becoming.
 It’s time to lift your eyes off the temporary—and fix them on the eternal.
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In Week 2 of the “By My Spirit” series, Pastor Jason Daughdrill unpacks what it truly means to be sealed for ownership and filled for operation.
“Now He who establishes us with you in Christ and has anointed us is God, who also has sealed us and given us the Spirit in our hearts as a guarantee.”
 — 2 Corinthians 1:21-22 (NKJV)
Being sealed by the Spirit means you belong to God. Being filled means you’re empowered to serve His purpose.
 Many believers stop at salvation—but God’s desire is that you move from simply being marked to being mobilized by His power.
When you ask, He fills.
 When you yield, He empowers.
 When you stay under the flow, you overflow.
At the close of this message, Pastor Jason leads us through Luke 11:9-13 NKJV, reminding us that if earthly fathers love to give good gifts, “how much more will your heavenly Father give the Holy Spirit to those who ask Him.”

🔑 Key Takeaways
Sealed for Identity, Filled for Impact – The Spirit seals you for ownership and fills you for operation (2 Cor 1:20-22).


Move Beyond Misunderstandings – The baptism in the Holy Spirit is distinct from salvation (John 20:22 → Acts 2).


The Spirit Comes Upon You for Power – Salvation prepares you for heaven; Spirit baptism prepares you for earth (Acts 1:8).


There’s Always Evidence – The Spirit’s filling produces visible fruit and boldness (Acts 2, 8, 9, 10, 19).


The Promise Is for Everyone – The Spirit’s gift wasn’t just for the early church—it’s for all who believe (Acts 2:39).


How to Receive – Desire • Ask • Yield • Receive (Luke 11:9-13).



📖 Scripture References
2 Corinthians 1:20-22


John 20:22


Acts 1:5, 1:8, 2:4, 8:14-17, 9:17, 10:45-46, 19:1-6


Ephesians 5:18


Luke 11:9-13


Acts 2:39

In this powerful message, Pastor Jason Daughdrill teaches from Zechariah 4:1–14, reminding us of God’s timeless word to Zerubbabel:

“Not by might, nor by power, but by My Spirit, says the Lord of hosts.”

Zerubbabel’s name means “born in Babylon” — a reminder that even those born in brokenness can be rebuilt by the Spirit of God. This message will encourage you to stop striving and start surrendering to the power of the Holy Spirit.

When you rely on His Spirit instead of your own strength, the mountains in front of you flatten, small beginnings grow, and your lamp never runs out of oil.

🔑 Key Takeaways

• Rely on God’s Spirit, Not Your Strength – You can’t build God’s purpose with human effort (Zechariah 4:6).
  
  
  
• The Spirit Removes Barriers – What looks impossible becomes possible by His power (Zechariah 4:7).
  
  
  
• Celebrate Small Beginnings – God delights in progress, not perfection (Zechariah 4:10).
  
  
  
• Stay Connected to the Source – The lamp burns only while the oil flows (Zechariah 4:14).
  
  
  
• Transformation Is a Process – You are being formed, filled, and fueled by His Spirit every step of the way.
  
  
  

📖 Scripture References

• Zechariah 4:1–14
  
  
  
• Genesis 1:2
  
  
  
• Luke 4:1 & Luke 4:14
  
  
  
• Psalm 97:5
  
  
  
• Luke 16:10
  
  
  
• Ephesians 5:18
  
  
  
• 1 Corinthians 6:19
  
  
  
• Galatians 5:22

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In this powerful message from Mark 8:22–26, Pastor Jason Daughdrill unpacks the story of the blind man who experienced healing in stages. Sometimes God works instantly, but often He works progressively—reminding us that sanctification is a process, not just a moment.

If you’ve ever felt stuck, blurry, or waiting for clarity, this message will encourage you to stay close to Jesus. He always finishes what He starts (Philippians 1:6).

🔑 Key Takeaways

• The Power of a Touch – A single touch from Jesus changes everything (Mark 1, Mark 5, Mark 7).
  
  
  
• Led by Faith, Not Sight – Jesus often calls us away from comfort zones and into trust (Genesis 12, Matthew 14).
  
  
  
• Partial Vision Isn’t the End – Don’t be discouraged if you can’t see clearly yet—God works in stages (Philippians 1:6).
  
  
  
• The Second Touch Brings Clarity – Breakthrough often requires persistence and surrender (1 Kings 18, 2 Corinthians 12).
  
  
  
• A New Direction with New Vision – When Jesus restores your sight, He also redirects your life (Matthew 11:21).
  
  
  

📖 Scripture References

• Mark 8:22–26
  
  
  
• Mark 1:29–31, 40–42; Mark 5:21–43; Mark 7:31–35
  
  
  
• Genesis 12
  
  
  
• Matthew 14
  
  
  
• 1 Kings 18
  
  
  
• 2 Corinthians 12
  
  
  
• Philippians 1:6
  
  
  

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ABOUT GTWY CHURCH:
Wherever you are in life, God has a purpose and a good plan for you. GTWY Church wants to help you steward your relationship with God and our hope is that your journey will include being a part of what God is doing here by attending locally or visiting us globally online athttps://gtwychurch.com.