Idaho Grace Sermon Podcast

What is influencing your desires, your decisions, your words, your reactions, your relationships, and your obedience? Paul says, “Walk by the Spirit.” He says, “Be filled with the Spirit.” Let the Spirit of God become the One who shapes what comes out of you before it ever comes out of you. Whatever fills you will eventually form you. Follow along as Keith Waggoner looks at what it means to be fil...

Before Jesus went to the cross, He promised His disciples they would not be left alone. The Holy Spirit would come to dwell with them and in them. Our hope for change is not found in trying harder, pretending better, or becoming more disciplined by sheer willpower. Join Matt Ritchey in discovering the hope that lives with us and in us!

The flesh may still pull, but it no longer has to lead. You belong to Jesus.  His Spirit lives within you. He will lead you into a life you could never produce on your own. Join Keith Waggoner in Galatians 5, looking at the internal battle between the flesh and the Spirit.

Christ has set us free.  We do not have to stay trapped in guilt, shame, performance, legalism, selfishness, or the flesh.  But knowing we are free is not the same as living free. 

Rest in the King who can cleanse you, keep you, complete you, and bring you home with joy!  Trust Him.  Fight sin with hope.  Contend for the faith with confidence.  And worship the King who is able. 

You are called to become the real thing.  Not knock-off Christianity or something that only looks real for a while. No, you and I have been called to a faith that lasts. Follow along in Jude 1 as Keith Waggoner addresses this passage’s call on Christians and the steps to becoming a built-to-last believer.

We live in a world full of spiritual voices, and not every voice that uses Christian words is leading people to Christ. Jude isn’t inviting us to become suspicious people. He is calling us to become faithful people. People who know the gospel, love the truth, recognize distortion, and contend for the faith. Join Keith Waggoner in Jude as he kicks off a new series titled "The Battle For Truth."

Every choice has consequences, good and/or bad. However, our free will won't hinder God's sovereign will. When facing decisions, the process is clear: saturate yourself in Scripture, seek godly counsel, examine your motives, and choose what most honors God. Follow along in Colossians 1 and Ephesians 5 as Matt Ritchey shares how seeking wisdom allows us to walk God’s way through day-to-day situatio...

God’s will for parents is not hidden; it’s deeply relational and intentional. You are called to impress truth on your children, not just instruct them occasionally. Parenting wisely isn’t about controlling outcomes; it’s about faithfully planting truth, modeling faith, and trusting God with the results. Join Matt Ritchey in Deuteronomy 6 as he speaks on parents' role in discipling their children.

God isn’t trying to control every decision you make. He’s trying to shape the kind of person who makes good decisions. He grows us in wisdom. Turn to Proverbs 2 as Keith Waggoner teaches on wisdom’s connection to our relationship with God.

Every relationship begins when someone moves first. And when it comes to knowing God, it’s never us. It’s always Him. From the beginning, God has been the one initiating. The Bible doesn’t begin with a silent God, but a speaking God. Join Keith Waggoner in Hebrews 1 as he points to the primary way that God speaks.

You don’t have to worry about being in God’s will when you pursue His Kingdom, obey His Word, and live for His glory. When your priorities change, peace begins to follow. God’s peace goes hand in hand with embracing God’s priorities! Turn to Matthew 6 as Keith Waggoner dives deeper into what it means to know and follow the will of God.

There’s a lot of confusion when it comes to the will of God. And for many people, it creates a quiet fear: What if I miss it? What if one wrong decision changes everything? Join Keith Waggoner in kicking off Clarity, a new series centered on learning how to trust God’s sovereignty, follow His Word, and make decisions without fear.

What if Jesus’s final words on the cross weren’t words of defeat, but words of accomplishment? What if “It is finished” didn’t mean it was over, but that everything necessary had just been completed? Join Keith Waggoner on this Easter Sunday as he concludes the Last Words series and celebrates the resurrection of our Savior.

The question underneath this entire passage is: Do I trust Him? Can I trust God enough to go with Him even when I don’t understand where He’s leading? Can you trust Him enough to say, “Father, I’m all yours.” Join Keith Waggoner in Luke 23 as he looks at the significance of Christ’s last words on the cross.

The Cross is the turning point of history. Jesus faced our deepest fears alone so we could be near to God. In perfect obedience, He did for us what we could not do and satisfied the payment for sin. Turn to Matthew 27 as Matt Ritchey continues the Last Words series.

Final words matter. They reveal what is ultimate. And the final words of Christ are not gasps of defeat; they are declarations of victory. Join Matt Ritchey in Luke 23, as he introduces a new series titled "Last Words."

When it comes to spiritual warfare, people normally either obsess over demons or deny the battle exists at all. Scripture reminds us that an unseen spiritual battle is real, whether we recognize it or not. Please turn to Ephesians 6 as Pr. Keith addresses Paul’s call to believers to be ready and suit up.

The gospel doesn’t just change what we believe; it changes how we live together. Your marriage is telling a story. What story is it telling? Join Keith Waggoner in Ephesians 5 as he breaks down the key components of a faithful marriage.

In Ephesians 4, Paul challenged believers to live a life worthy of the calling revealed in the first three chapters. He continues in chapter 5 by filling in the picture and urging Christians to imitate Christ in every part of their walk. Join Pr. Keith as he unpacks the steps to grow into a true resemblance of the Father.

For us to walk differently, we must identify what no longer fits. Do an honest assessment: what in your life doesn’t match Christ? Here’s the deal: you can’t put on the new while you’re still holding on to the old. Join Pastor Keith in Ephesians 4 for this message in the Walk This Way series.

The question is not whether God wants to use you. The question is whether you’re willing. You don’t have to do everything, but you are called to do something. Turn to Ephesians 4 with Keith Waggoner as he addresses the calling on every Christian’s life.

The abundant life — the fullness of God — is the promise of the Gospel. In Christ, you receive true riches, not what the world offers, but what God supplies through His Spirit. Open to Ephesians 3 as Matt Ritchey brings the next message from the Walk This Way series.

Because of Jesus, we have access to one God, we belong to one family, and we are being built into one dwelling place. Join Keith Waggoner in Ephesians 2, looking at the unity and peace found in Christ.

The question is not whether labels exist. The question is, which voice will you believe? Will you live under the labels that were spoken over you or under the identity God has spoken for you? Please join Pr. Keith in Ephesians 1 in this message from the Walk This Way series.