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  • 348: The Blueprint and the Pen (Hannah)
    2026/10/15
    Hannah shares from eight and a half years of chronic illness and nervous system dysregulation, and what she learned sitting at Jesus' feet like Mary instead of striving like Martha. She shows that God's answer to chaos is order, and the byproduct is peace (Genesis 1). Many of us carry hidden "chronic conditions" of the heart, such as wounds, anxiety, people-pleasing, and double-mindedness, and they won't heal until we acknowledge them and invite God to search us. Drawing on Isaiah 61 ("He has sent me to heal the brokenhearted"), the Psalms, and a vision of the Good Shepherd tending a wounded sheep, she calls the church to wholeness instead of behavior modification. The message closes with an invitation to surrender the blueprint and the pen of our lives, to give Jesus the key to every locked place in our hearts, and to come for prayer at an open altar.
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    56 分
  • 347: Do You Know Who You Are (Moises)
    2026/10/14
    Paul says all creation is groaning, waiting for the sons and daughters of God to be revealed: not created, but revealed, because what God placed inside us is waiting to come out. This message walks through Romans 8 and the fall in Genesis to show what was lost when humanity stopped stewarding the earth, and what a child of God is meant to look like: not performance, but the singular fruit of the Spirit growing from the inside out. Authority in Christ is redefined as servanthood, modeled by Jesus healing, forgiving, feeding, and laying down His life. Echoing Ephesians 5:14, it's a wake-up call to identity, calling, authority, and the presence of the Holy Spirit, and to carry Christ out the church doors into everyday life. It closes with an altar call to stop running to synthetic comforts and run to the Comforter.
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    54 分
  • 346: His Ways, Not Just His Acts (Wade)
    2026/09/30
    There´s a difference between watching what God does and knowing how He walks. Anchored in Psalm 103:7 - He made known His ways to Moses and His acts to the children of Israel - this Gateway Church message calls us past spectator faith into a living pursuit of God´s ways. Through fasting and spiritual discipline, praise as warfare, and a fresh look at Jesus as Wonderful Counselor and Helper, we´re invited to stop living off yesterday´s museum-piece miracles and draw near now. From Exodus´ trembling crowd to Joshua´s reckless climb up the mountain, the invitation is clear: don´t settle for the acts - hunger for His ways, resist pride, and let the Spirit counsel you into freedom.
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    56 分
  • 345: Worship That Wins the Battle (Wade)
    2026/09/23
    What if God isn´t coming to rescue a defeated church, but to meet a people already living in victory? In this message, we dig into dominion theology-not as a license to control others, but as the confidence that Jesus has given us authority over our own spirit, so joy can be our default setting. Drawing from John 4 and the woman at the well, we´re called to worship the Father in spirit and in truth: not a Sunday time slot, but a life of service and praise. Psalms 100 invites us to enter His gates with thanksgiving, and Hebrews 13:15 reminds us that praise is a sacrifice-especially when life hurts. Through the story of Paul and Silas singing in prison, we see that freedom often follows praise, not the other way around. Come ready to lift your hands, not with a shopping list of requests, but with gratitude-and watch God move.
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    51 分
  • 344: We Reign Above It All (Wade)
    2026/09/15
    Sometimes the "usual" keeps us from recognizing what God is doing right now - just like Nazareth when Jesus opened Isaiah and declared the Scripture fulfilled that day. In this Gateway Church message, we´re challenged to fight the good fight of faith when fear tries to hijack our health, thoughts, and future. Drawing a hard line between ordinary fear and the spirit of fear that wants to control us, the sermon presses a practical truth: Christ has already given you authority, and your words either feed fear or fuel faith. A powerful testimony of vertigo and seizures stopped by declaring faith over fear makes it concrete, ending with a call to look in the mirror, take responsibility, and turn the ship with consistent, faithful speech.
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    57 分
  • 343: Abide. Speak. Overcome (Wade)
    2026/09/01
    There's a battle most people never realize they're losing - not because they're living in obvious sin, but because of what they're speaking out loud every day. Rooted in John 15 and Colossians 2, this conversation explores what it actually means to abide in Christ - and why that one thing is the difference between spiritual breakthrough and burnout. Courage isn't the absence of fear; it's taking the next step anyway, even when everything around you looks like defeat. Because the cross didn't look like victory either - and it was the greatest victory mankind has ever seen.
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    49 分
  • 342: One Pursuit - To Know Him (Wade)
    2026/08/25
    Nobody's life is perfect - and it was never supposed to be. Underneath the highlight reel, everyone carries the same quiet battle: the thoughts that shape every other part of life. What if the fight isn't really about a dozen scattered struggles, but one - a single, simplifying pursuit that changes how shame, fear, and old wounds actually get answered? This conversation traces that pursuit through honest admissions, unexpected scripture, and a promise that victory was already declared long before the fight felt won.
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    43 分
  • 341: Whole Armor - Suited Up (Wade)
    2026/08/19
    What keeps a fighter in the fight when the battle gets long? The answer isn't willpower - it's an atmosphere of grace that flooded the earth the moment Jesus cried "It is finished" and the temple curtain split in two. That grace is the constant supply line, healing every wound and carrying you through every stumble. But grace is also a teacher, and it calls us to actively pursue righteousness - not just receive it. And we'll rediscover what it means to have your feet ready: not to fix people, but to run with the best news the world has ever heard.
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    46 分