Walk with Christ (Colossians 2:6-20)

In order to walk with Christ we must have knowledge of and participate in a real relationship with Him.

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Walk in Humility (Micah 6:8)

One of the most common spiritual questions people ask, sometimes out loud, sometimes quietly in their own hearts is this: What does God require of us?

Micah addresses that very question in a powerful and surprisingly simple way. He strips away the noise, the excess, and the confusion, and brings us face to face with the heart of God.

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Caleb: A Man Who Didn’t Quit (Numbers 13–14; Joshua 14:6–12)

Some people start strong but do not finish strong. They begin with enthusiasm, but somewhere along the way the wind goes out of their sails. Life gets hard. Critics get loud. Giants get big. Faith feels small. But then there are those rare people who simply do not quit. They aren’t louder. They aren’t necessarily more talented. They just keep going when others stop.

Caleb is one of those people. At 85 years old, he stands before Joshua and says: “Now therefore, give me this mountain…” (Joshua 14:12)
Not “give me a rocking chair.” Not “give me retirement.” Not “give me comfort.” But “give me the mountain with the giants still on it.”
Caleb shows us what it means to press on when others want to sit down.  Caleb presents four characteristics of a person who presses on. Let’s walk through them.

Press On (Philippians 3:12–14)

There is something inside every believer that longs to grow — to move forward — to become more like Jesus. And yet, there is also something in us that resists change, clings to comfort, and gets easily discouraged. The Christian life is not static. It is not a museum where we admire what God once did. It is a journey, a race, a pursuit. In this message we learn this lesson: To make spiritual progress we are invited to add choice and effort to God’s work of change in us. God does the changing — but He invites us to cooperate.

Emmanuel: God With Us | Matthew 1:18–25

In this message we walk through Matthew 1:18–25 and discover the hope wrapped up in one powerful name: Emmanuel — God with us. Through Joseph’s story we learn how to respond when life doesn’t go according to plan, and how Jesus’ coming answers our deepest need: forgiveness, presence, and salvation.

A Message Delivered | Luke 2:8-20 | The Shepherd’s Reaction

Pastor Jesse Waggoner takes us into the account of the shepherds and uncovers a message that everyone must receive or share.

 

The Mystery of Connection | Luke 1:46–55 | Mary’s Song

What truly motivates a life of worship, obedience, and hope?
In this message, we step into Luke 1:46–55 and listen closely to Mary’s song—the Magnificat—often called the first Christmas carol. More than a song, it is a window into a heart that understands how deeply and faithfully God is at work.

Mary reminds us of a powerful truth:
God’s love is always in operation—personally in our lives and globally in His world. Whether you’re feeling overlooked, weary, or searching for renewed purpose this Christmas season, Mary’s song invites you to trust the Giver—even before the gift arrives.

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Let the song continue.

The Answer of the Ages – Luke 1:26–38 | A Christmas Message of Hope, Faith & Purpose

In a world filled with uncertainty, distractions, and shifting priorities, the announcement given to Mary in Luke 1:26–38 brings us back to the mission that truly matters. This message by Pastor Jesse Waggoner takes us beneath the surface of the Christmas story to uncover the identity of Jesus—His throne, His promises, and His unending kingdom—and what that means for our lives today.

Just as one historic moment can change a nation, Gabriel’s announcement changed the world. And it invites us into a purpose far bigger than ourselves.

Mystery of the Ages (Luke 1:1-17)

An unexpected visitor and a surprising message offer clues as to the mystery of God’s Son’s arrival into the world. These clues offer insight into the mystery of our lives as well.

The Path to Peace (Philippians 4:6–7)

If you’ve ever wrestled with worry, fear, or overwhelming anxious thoughts, this message is for you. In this video, we look directly into God’s Word to discover the Bible’s simple—yet powerful—two-step cure for anxiety: pray and give thanks.

Drawing from Philippians 4:6–7, we explore how prayer shifts the burden from our hands to God’s, how thanksgiving reconnects us to His goodness, and how surrender leads to a peace that “surpasses all understanding.”

Live Loved (John 17:20–26)

God’s love for you does not fluctuate.
God’s love for you does not depend on your performance.
God’s love for you is as secure as Jesus Himself.
If you feel unworthy of that love—welcome to the club. None of us deserve it. But He gives it anyway. Learn more in this study.

Halting the Blessings of God (Numbers 25:1–18)

God desires to bless His people; others cannot prevent His blessings but only we can halt His blessings in our lives.

The Supreme Ruler (Numbers 24:14–19)

In this final prophecy of Balaam, Dr. Jesse Waggoner will show us how we can learn to recognize and worship the supreme Ruler of all things.

A Blessed People (Numbers 6:22-27)

The priestly blessings show God’s love for Israel and His love for all who follow Him. This is proved through history, a couple mummies and hidden tomb.

A Heart of Reverence (Numbers 17:1-13)

In this study we learn practical ways of how we can move from rebellion to reverence- a must for our spiritual health.