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As Americans celebrate Independence Day, we often remember the courage of the Founding Fathers and the birth of a new nation. But many overlook one of the most important aspects of the Declaration of Independence—its unmistakable theological foundation. In this video, we explore how the Declaration affirms that our rights come not from government, but from our Creator. We’ll examine the biblical ideas behind phrases such as “created equal,” “endowed by their Creator,” “the Laws of Nature and of Nature’s God,” and “a firm reliance on the protection of Divine Providence.” Far from being merely a political document, the Declaration reflects a worldview deeply influenced by Scripture. More importantly, it points us beyond political liberty to the greater freedom found in Jesus Christ. In this video you’ll discover: • Why the Declaration begins with God rather than government. • The biblical basis for human dignity and God-given rights. • What the Founders meant by “Divine Providence.” • Why America’s greatest hope has always been in the Lord. • The difference between political freedom and the spiritual freedom found in the Gospel. Key Scripture: Genesis 1:27 (NKJV) Psalm 127:1 (NKJV) If this study encouraged you, please consider subscribing, liking the video, and sharing it with others as we celebrate the blessings of liberty and remember the God from whom every good gift comes. Happy Independence Day, and may God continue to bless you as you seek to live according to His Word. For more visit: livingthewordtoday.com
After sixteen studies, we arrive at the final and perhaps most profound statement in 1 Corinthians 13: “Love never ends.” (1 Corinthians 13:8) As we conclude the Love Like God Bible study, we discover that while achievements fade, possessions wear out, and even spiritual gifts serve a temporary purpose, God’s love remains forever . Because God is eternal, His love is eternal. And every act of Christ-like love becomes an investment that will outlast this present world. In this final session you’ll discover: • Why Paul says love never ends. • What will remain after everything else passes away. • Why love is the only eternal investment you can make today. • Practical ways to build your life around what truly lasts forever. Whether you’ve joined us for every lesson or this is your first time watching, I hope this study encourages you to pursue the kind of love that reflects the very heart of God. Thank you for being part of this journey through Love Like God. It has been a joy to study God’s Word together, and I pray these truths continue to shape your walk with Christ for years to com
Why do some relationships last while others fall apart? In the final description of love found in 1 Corinthians 13:7, the Apostle Paul tells us that love endures all things. These simple words reveal one of the greatest differences between human love and God’s love. In this fifteenth session of our Love Like God Bible study, we’ll discover that biblical love is built on commitment rather than emotion. Feelings come and go, but Christ-like love remains faithful through disappointment, hardship, and seasons of struggle. Together we’ll explore: • What “love endures all things” really means. • Why commitment is stronger than emotion. • The difference between covenant love and conditional love. • How Jesus demonstrated enduring love through the cross. • Practical ways to remain faithful in difficult relationships. Real love isn’t proven when life is easy. It’s revealed when staying becomes difficult. Whether you’re seeking stronger relationships, a healthier marriage, deeper friendships, or simply want to love others more like Christ, this study will encourage and challenge you to reflect God’s steadfast love.
Disappointment has a way of making us cynical. After enough hurt, it’s easy to believe that people never change. Yet in 1 Corinthians 13:7, the Bible tells us that love hopes all things. In this fourteenth session of our Love Like God Bible study, we discover that biblical hope is not wishful thinking—it is confident expectation rooted in the character of God. Christian love doesn’t ignore reality, excuse sin, or abandon wisdom. Instead, it refuses to write the final chapter of someone’s story before God does. In this study you’ll discover: • What “love hopes all things” really means. • Why cynicism is one of love’s greatest enemies. • How hope transforms the way we speak to others. • Practical ways to leave room for God’s redeeming work in people’s lives. No matter how impossible a situation may seem, God is still in the business of changing hearts. Love believes that because our confidence is not in people—but in Him. Download the free study guide and explore the complete Love Like God series at LivingTheWordToday.com/love
Does biblical love mean we should trust everyone without question? Should Christians ignore warning signs or pretend people never fail? In this session of the Love Like God Bible Study, we discover that “love believes all things” is not about being gullible. Instead, it describes a heart that chooses hope over suspicion and sees what God’s grace can accomplish in a person’s life. Using the powerful example of Jesus restoring Peter after his denial, we’ll explore how Christ looked beyond failure to future faithfulness—and how we can learn to love others the same way. In this study you’ll discover: • What “love believes all things” really means. • Why suspicion can quietly damage relationships. • How Jesus modeled grace without ignoring truth. • One practical step you can take this week to strengthen your relationships. Scripture: 1 Corinthians 13:7; John 21
In 1787 a group of men were trying to draft a constitution for a young nation. In so doing they discovered that they needed help beyond themselves. As we pray for our country let’s seek that help from God.
Lessons from George Washington at Valley Forge shows our need to pray for our country
Pastor Jesse Waggoner takes us back to 1774 to find an example of a prayer that helped found America. It also reminds us to pray for our country.
What does it mean when the Bible says that “love bears all things” (1 Corinthians 13:7)? Many people assume this phrase simply means enduring hardship, but the picture Paul paints is much richer. The word he uses carries the idea of providing cover and protection—like a roof sheltering a home from a storm. Biblical love does not ignore sin or excuse wrongdoing, but neither does it rush to expose the failures of others. In this study, we explore how love protects dignity, refuses gossip, guards reputations, and seeks restoration rather than humiliation. We will also see how God’s treatment of our own sin becomes the model for how we treat others. Having been covered by His grace, we learn to extend that same grace to those around us. Join us as we continue our journey through 1 Corinthians 13 and discover what it truly means to love like Christ. Scripture: 1 Corinthians 13:7, 1 Peter 4:8 Be sure to download the study guide and follow along as we discuss the important difference between covering sin and enabling sin, and how biblical love finds the balance. https://www.livingthewordtoday.com/love/ Discussion Question: Before speaking about someone else’s failure, ask yourself: “Will this protect them or expose them?” If this study encourages you, please like, subscribe, and share it with others. To order Love Like God go here: https://www.livingthewordtoday.com/wr… I’d love to hear your thoughts. Also, don’t forget to download the study guide and share this video with someone who could benefit from it. Thanks for studying God’s Word with me!
What does it really mean that “love rejoices in the truth”? In this study from 1 Corinthians 13, we explore one of the most challenging aspects of biblical love: loving people according to reality — not according to our expectations. Real love does not live in denial. It does not pretend sin is acceptable. But it also does not withhold grace until people become perfect. In this session we discuss: • Why love accepts reality • How truth and grace work together • The danger of conditional love • Why humility makes real relationships possible • How to celebrate growth instead of focusing only on failure Most importantly, we look at the example of Christ — the One who sees us completely and loves us fully. This lesson includes practical encouragement for marriages, families, friendships, church relationships, and everyday life. “If someone grows… we rejoice. If truth wins… we rejoice.” Scripture: 1 Corinthians 13:6 If this study encouraged you, please like, subscribe, and share it with someone who needs hope and grace today. For a study guide and additional resources: https://www.livingthewordtoday.com/love To order your copy of “Love Like God” amzn.to/4gV88y2
In this study from 1 Corinthians 13, we explore one of the most challenging truths about godly love: “Love does not rejoice in wrongdoing.” Even when we would never say it out loud, our hearts can quietly celebrate when someone else experiences consequences. But God calls us to something higher. In this lesson we discuss: Why love leaves justice to God The danger of secret satisfaction and resentment How mercy changes our reactions Why restoration matters more than payback What it means to truly love like God Real love doesn't delight in someone's failure — it longs for redemption.
What does it really mean when the Bible says “love keeps no record of wrongs”? In this powerful installment of the Love Like God study, we explore one of the most challenging aspects of biblical love—letting go of resentment. So often, we carry an invisible ledger in our hearts, remembering every hurt, every harsh word, every moment that wounded us. But Scripture calls us to something deeper. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 13:5 and reinforced by Jesus' parable of the unforgiving servant, this message reveals a life-changing principle: Forgiven people forgive people. This doesn't mean ignoring pain or pretending wrong didn't happen. It means choosing freedom over bondage… releasing the debt instead of collecting it… and refusing to use past hurts against others. Key Takeaway: Forgiveness isn't just a gift to the offender—it's freedom for you. As you watch, consider this question: Whose name is still written in your book? Continue your journey in the Love Like God study: Visit: https://livingthewordstoday.com Get your copy of Love Like God https://amzn.to/4gV88y2
What if the biggest test of love isn't found in life's major moments… but in the small, everyday frustrations? In this study from Love Like God, we take a deep dive into one of the most convicting phrases in 1 Corinthians 13: “Love is not irritable.” Most of us don't struggle to love in big, dramatic situations. We struggle in the ordinary ones—interruptions, criticism, slow drivers, repeated questions. The little things that quietly reveal what's really going on in our hearts. In this video, we explore: What “not irritable” really means in Scripture Why irritation is often a heart issue—not a people problem How Jesus modeled strength through restraint A simple, practical way to respond differently this week You'll walk away challenged, encouraged, and equipped with a simple rhythm to help you respond with Christlike love: Pause. Pray. Reframe. Because loving like God doesn't just change what we do… it changes how we react. Go deeper in this study: Download your free study guide at: livingthewordtoday.com Order your copy of Love Like God here: https://t.co/C3mZNYVRcg #LoveLikeGod #1Corinthians13 #ChristianLiving #BiblicalLove #FaithInAction #SpiritualGrowth #ChristianTeaching
In a world that tells you to fight for your rights, protect your voice, and win at all costs… what if real love looks completely different? In this Bible study from Love Like God, we explore one of the most challenging truths in Scripture: “Love does not insist on its own way.” — 1 Corinthians 13:5 What does that actually mean for your daily life? This message dives into: Why relationships fall apart when everything becomes a competition The danger of the “win at any cost” mindset How Jesus modeled true, selfless love (Philippians 2) Practical ways to choose love over being right You'll discover that love isn't about winning arguments—it's about winning hearts. And sometimes, the greatest strength is found in surrender. Go deeper in this study: Download your free study guide at: livingthewordtoday.com Order your copy of Love Like God here: https://t.co/C3mZNYVRcg
In part 6 of our Love Like God study, we take a closer look at one of the shortest — yet most convicting — statements in 1 Corinthians 13: “Love is not rude.” It sounds simple… but it reaches deeper than we often realize. Rudeness isn't usually loud or obvious. It shows up in everyday moments — a sharp tone, an interruption, a lack of gratitude, or being kind to strangers while short with the people closest to us. These small moments may seem insignificant, but over time, they can quietly damage the relationships that matter most. In this video, we explore: What the Bible really means when it says love is not rude How rudeness is often rooted in self-centeredness Why we tend to treat loved ones worse than strangers And how the example of Jesus Christ reshapes the way we speak and respond to others Biblical love isn't about grand gestures — it's revealed in ordinary conversations. When we replace rudeness with respect, we begin to reflect the heart of Christ in everyday life. Ask yourself: Do the people closest to me feel honored by the way I speak to them? Go deeper in this study: Download your free study guide at: livingthewordtoday.com Order your copy of Love Like God here: https://t.co/C3mZNYVRcg
What if the greatest obstacle to love isn't hatred… but pride? In this session of our Love Like God study, we explore one of the most subtle yet powerful truths in 1 Corinthians 13:4—“love is not arrogant.” Arrogance isn't always loud or obvious. Sometimes it shows up quietly—serving, giving, helping… but hoping to be noticed. And when that happens, love begins to shift. It becomes less about others and more about ourselves. In this teaching, you'll discover: Why arrogance quietly pushes people away The difference between serving and performing How true love reflects the humility of Christ What it looks like to love without needing recognition Through Scripture like Romans 5:8 and Luke 17, we're reminded that God's love was never about applause—it was about sacrifice. And when we learn to love the same way, it transforms our relationships. You might be surprised what happens when you give away the spotlight. For downloadable study guides and the complete series: https://www.livingthewordtoday.com/love To order Love Like God: https://t.co/C3mZNYVRcg
Why do we always feel the need to be noticed? In this message, we unpack 1 Corinthians 13:4—“Love does not boast”—and discover why the real opposite of love isn't hate… it's selfishness. Boasting isn't just pride—it can be insecurity looking for attention. But real love shifts the spotlight. 👉 This week's challenge: Highlight someone else in every conversation—and point to God's goodness. You may find freedom where you least expect it. For downloadable study guides and the complete series: https://www.livingthewordtoday.com/love To order Love Like God: https://t.co/C3mZNYVRcg
In this session of our Love Like God Bible study, we take a deeper look at one short but powerful phrase from 1 Corinthians 13:4: “Love does not envy.” For downloadable study guides and the complete series: https://www.livingthewordtoday.com/love To order Love Like God: https://t.co/C3mZNYVRcg
Most of us think kindness simply means being polite or nice. But in 1 Corinthians 13:4, the Bible points to something much deeper. For downloadable study guides and the complete series: https://www.livingthewordtoday.com/love To order Love Like God: https://t.co/C3mZNYVRcg
Everyone talks about love — but the Bible defines it differently. In this first session of Love Like God, we begin exploring 1 Corinthians 13 phrase by phrase starting with three powerful words: Love is patient. Patience is more than waiting calmly — it is choosing grace when irritation feels justified. This study will help you: • Understand God's love more deeply • Grow healthier relationships • Respond with Christlike patience For downloadable study guides and the complete series: https://www.livingthewordtoday.com/love To order Love Like God: https://t.co/C3mZNYVRcg #love #is #patient #bible #1corinthians13 #freestudy, #christian #relationships #biblicallove #patience #christianlife #LoveLikeGod
Love is one of the most used — and most misunderstood — words in our world today. In this Bible study invitation, we introduce Love Like God, a transformative small group study based on 1 Corinthians 13 and drawn from my book Love Like God. Weekly Sessions will be released on YouTube beginning March 3, 2026 This study works beautifully for small groups or individual study. Each session includes an introductory video and downloadable study guides for personal or group use. Resources can be found at livingthewordtoday.com/love
What do you do when your relationship with God feels right, but something still feels off? Jesus points us to a truth we often overlook: unresolved conflict with others can hinder our worship. In this Jump Start devotional, we continue the conversation on mending our messes by looking at Jesus' words in Matthew 5:23–24. We explore why confession to God is essential, but not always sufficient, and why reconciliation with others matters deeply to our spiritual walk.
Feeling spiritually stuck or discouraged after a misstep? In this Spiritual Jumpstart, we return to one of the most basic—and most powerful—truths of the Christian life: how to mend a mess-up when we've fallen short. Using 1 John 1:9, this message walks through God's road to recovery when sin disrupts our walk with Him. Rather than hiding, blaming, or minimizing our failures, Scripture invites us into a simple but life-giving process of restoration. In this teaching, you'll discover: • Why taking responsibility is the first step toward spiritual renewal • What it really means to confess—and why “telling on ourselves” matters • How God's faithfulness and justice guarantee forgiveness and cleansing • How confession resets our relationship with God and restores joy This message is a reminder that spiritual growth doesn't come from pretending we're perfect—it comes from honestly bringing our failures to a gracious and faithful God. If you need a reset, a fresh start, or a reminder of God's mercy, this short devotional is for you.
Want to jumpstart your spiritual life? In this video, Pastor Jesse Waggoner shares practical and encouraging ways to build a purposeful and planned prayer life. Drawing from Daniel 6:10 and the example of Daniel's faithfulness in prayer, you'll discover simple rhythms that can help you grow closer to the Lord—no matter how busy life gets. transcript What you'll learn in this video: • How Daniel's prayer habits can shape our own walk with God • Why most of us feel dissatisfied with our prayer life—and what to do about it • Four practical suggestions to improve daily prayer: 1. Begin and end your day with prayer 2. Redeem routine moments (commuting, chores, exercise) 3. Tie prayer to daily events and reminders 4. Pray for people when you think or talk about them These small, intentional steps can bring new joy, peace, and spiritual energy into your relationship with God
Start your New Year with a heart of wisdom. In this message from Psalm 90:12, we're reminded that our days are precious gifts from God—and that true wisdom comes when we learn to “number our days” and live with intention, gratitude, and purpose. We can't control the length of our lives, but we can choose their direction. So teach us to number our days … In this devotional you'll discover: • What it really means to “number your days” • Why awareness of time leads to wiser living • How to align your heart with God's will in the year ahead • A simple prayer you can make your own today If this encourages you, be sure to like, share, and subscribe for more biblical teaching and practical devotionals. #NewYear #Psalm9012 #Devotional #ChristianLife #Wisdom #BibleTeaching
What if the greatest Christmas gift was sitting right in front of you… unopened? In this heartfelt Christmas message pastor Jesse Waggoner shares a true family story—a living room filled with warmth, laughter, children, and presents under a glowing Christmas tree. As the night winds down, one mysterious gift remains. No one knows who it belongs to. That moment becomes a powerful picture of a much deeper truth. Christmas is about a gift God has already given—a gift of eternal life through Jesus Christ. Yet, like that final present under the tree, it's possible to leave God's gift unopened. Through Scripture from Romans 6:23 and Ephesians 2:8, this message explains: • Why we need a Savior • What God's gift truly is • How salvation is received—not earned • And how simple faith opens the greatest gift of all If you've ever wondered what it means to believe, to receive God's grace, or to take a step of faith, this message is for you. And if you already believe, it's a reminder of the beauty and wonder of the gift we celebrate at Christmas. Don't leave the gift unopened. Merry Christmas, and may God bless you as you celebrate Jesus—the Savior of the world.
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.” You'll learn: Why anxiety often grows from our desire to control How prayer recenters your heart on God rather than fear How gratitude strengthens faith for today Why God promises peace when we bring our requests to Him How He guards both our hearts and minds through Christ Jesus Whether you're facing a heavy season or simply need a reminder of God's care, this teaching will encourage you to rest in the peace only He can provide.
Jesse Waggoner discusses his new book “Love Like God.” You can get your copy here: https://amzn.to/4gV88y2 #lovelikegod “Love Like God” is a heartfelt journey into the transforming power of divine love. Through Scripture, story, and reflection, this book invites you to experience God's love more deeply—and share it more freely with others
Big News! My new book Love Like God is now available! A journey into discovering and living out God's love in everyday life. Grab your copy today and let's learn to love like Him! http://amzn.to/4gV88y2 #LoveLikeGod #NewBookRelease #JesseWaggoner
Hope comes not from think about what is going on around us but from thinking about what God is doing for us. Hebrews 13:20-21
In San Diego, there's a statue of Jesus missing its hands. At the base is a plaque that reads: “I have no hands but yours.” It's a powerful picture of what it means to live as the hands, feet, voice, and heart of Christ in our world today. In this short devotional, we reflect on Jesus' words in Mark 9:41—that even giving a cup of cold water in His name will not go unrewarded. God can use the smallest acts of kindness to bring hope, healing, and love to others. https://recharge.waggonermedia.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/rc516.mp4
In this unscripted Recharge Video Jesse Waggoner takes you on an emotional journey with one of the most depressed persons found in the Bible. In so doing we will discover the universal nature of the experience of destress and the biblical pathway to hope and healing.
Forgiveness isn't optional—it's essential. In this video, we dive deep into the life-changing concept of forgiveness, exploring how it impacts our relationships, our mental well-being, and our connection with God. Using a powerful triangle illustration, we examine the roles of the offender, the victim, and God in the process of genuine forgiveness. You'll learn how focusing on the vertical relationship—with God—rather than just the horizontal dynamic between people can bring true peace, healing, and restoration. What You'll Learn: • Why forgiveness is crucial for emotional and spiritual health • Common pitfalls both offenders and victims face • How to shift your focus from bitterness to peace • Scriptural wisdom from Ephesians 4:32 and the story of Joseph • Practical steps to offer and seek true forgiveness
Life presents us with constant choices, and knowing which path to take can be overwhelming. This video will explore practical methods for seeking God's guidance in the midst of life's crossroads, empowering viewers to make decisions with confidence and clarity. Three Key Points: 1. Know He knows the way 2. Ask for His wisdom 3. Accept His control Scriptures covered: Jude 1:25, James 1:5, Proverbs 3:5-6
What's Good About Good Friday? | A Powerful Message by Jesse Waggoner Why do we call it Good Friday when the events of that day seem so tragic? Betrayal, denial, suffering, crucifixion — on the surface, it feels like anything but good. But in this heartfelt message, Bible teacher Jesse Waggoner reveals the profound truth and eternal hope behind that pivotal day. Join us as we explore: ✅ The real meaning of Good Friday ✅ Why Jesus' final words — "It is finished" — change everything ✅ Three life-changing truths: a finished mission, a completed payment, and an offered gift Whether you're seeking to understand the gospel for the first time or need a reminder of the hope you have, this message will encourage and challenge you.
In this Bible Study we will learn that God can even the "little" of our lives to be part of His big plan. This time together will help you look at life from a whole new perspective.
Are you struggling to remember what you read in the Bible, even moments after closing the pages? You're not alone. In this video, we dive into three practical tips to help you read your Bible more effectively and keep God's Word deep in your heart. Tip 1: Read and Record – Discover why writing down even a sentence or two can enhance your retention and understanding of scripture. Tip 2: Share the Read – Learn the power of discussing scripture with others and how it enriches your spiritual growth. Tip 3: Read and Reread – Repetition is key! Revisit passages to deepen your understanding and unlock new insights. Plus, we reflect on 2 Timothy 3:16 and how scripture is always profitable for guiding us in faith and life.
Are you looking to improve your Bible reading experience? In this video, Jesse Waggoner from Living The Word Today shares three practical tips to help you read the Bible better and grow in your relationship with God. Tips Covered: 1. Pray as You Read: Turn your Bible reading into a dialogue with God, expressing your thoughts, struggles, and questions through prayer. 2. Find the Quiet: Eliminate distractions, both external and internal, to truly focus on God's Word. 3. Ask Questions: Be intentional about processing and meditating on Scripture by asking the right questions. Key Verse: 1 Timothy 4:13 — “Till I come, give attention to reading, to exhortation, to doctrine.”
3 Powerful Tips to Enhance Your Prayer Life (Part 2) Are you looking to deepen your prayer life? In this video, we explore three impactful suggestions to help you pray better: Include Praise – Learn the importance of praising God for who He is, not just for what He does. Schedule Prayer – Discover how setting dedicated times for prayer can transform your spiritual routine. Just Pray – Sometimes the most powerful action is simply to begin. Don't just talk about prayer—do it!
3 Powerful Tips to Improve Your Prayer Life (Part 1) Looking to strengthen your prayer life? In this video, we explore three impactful suggestions to help you pray better: Think Before You Pray – Pause and reflect on who you're speaking to and what's truly on your heart. Borrow a Prayer – Discover how using prayers from Scripture or others can inspire and deepen your own prayers. Keep a Prayer List – Stay organized and focused by writing down your prayer requests and tracking God's faithfulness. To watch "why pray" go here: • Why Pray? (Matt. 26:41)
In this Bible study we will learn of God's ultimate intention to restore paradise to all who believe in Him. Download Study Guide Jesse Waggoner welcomes your comments, questions and feedback to this content. For more visit LivingTheWordToday.com Pastor Waggoner serves as the Lead Pastor of Mt. Calvary Baptist Church in Charleston, West Virginia calvarywv.com @calvarywv Follow on: Twitter.com/livingthewordt1 Facebook.com/livingthewordtoday Instagram.cm/livingthewordtoday Connect with Jesse Waggoner Twitter.com/JesseWaggoner Facebook.com/jwaggoner Instagram.com/JesseWaggoner
In this recharge video we will learn that we can access the rich treasures of God and discover resources that will never be exhausted. This episode is based on Isaiah 33:6 (NIV) "He will be the sure foundation for your times, a rich store of salvation and wisdom and knowledge; the fear of the Lord is the key to this treasure." Jesse Waggoner welcomes your comments, questions and feedback to this content. For more visit LivingTheWordToday.com Pastor Waggoner serves as the Lead Pastor of Mt. Calvary Baptist Church in Charleston, West Virginia calvarywv.com @calvarywv
Yes you can reduce your steps by following this simple three step plan that come from the Bible. Let these five minutes of instruction guide you. This episode is based on 1 Thessalonians 5:17 For more encouraging content visit LivingTheWordToday.com
Sometimes are minds hear the danger signal sound, the warning lights flash in response to risks that surround us. In this Recharge Video Pastor Jesse Waggoner shows us three biblical steps to take when we are aware of danger. Recharge videos are short doses of Bible-based encouragement, which has been in production since 2013. This is episode 504 This episode is based on Psalm62:8 For more encouraging content visit LivingTheWordToday.com
God does not reveal all to us but wants us to trust Him in all things. In this Recharge Video Jesse Waggoner discusses Deuteronomy 29:29 and offers a seven-step plan to reframe our thoughts so as to renew our trust, even when God is silent. Recharge videos are short doses of Bible-based encouragement, which has been in production since 2013. This is episode 503
As we review our list of accomplishments in life (or the perceived lack thereof) we can move toward self-elevation or emotional deflation. In this study we will learn the proper place to take our life awards. Recharge videos are short doses of Bible-based encouragement, which has been in production since 2013. This is episode 500 This episode is based on 1 Corinthians 15:10
A life without danger or stress can sound so promising (even if unattainable) but a gorilla in the zoo shows us that a problem-free life may not be all that healthy for us. Enjoy this Recharge Video with Dr. Jesse Waggoner. Recharge videos are short doses of Bible-based encouragement, which has been in production since 2013. This is episode 495 This episode is based on James 1:2-4
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