We were honored to welcome Pastor Keith Nix to Vivacious! His message was truly an on-time word for our house—a powerful call to follow the presence of God above everything else. This message will stir your heart, realign your priorities, and call you deeper into the flow of what God is doing right now as He leads us into something new!

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John 7 opens with two powerful words: “After this…” Those words come on the heels of everything Jesus faced in John 6—misunderstanding, pressure, opposition, and people walking away. Yet He kept moving forward. He didn’t quit. He didn’t compromise. He didn’t lose sight of the Father’s timing.

In Part 3 of Not Yet My Time, Caleb Pierce unpacks what it means to step into an “After This” season—a season that only comes because you refused to give up. When you’ve faced the pressure, endured the challenge, and stayed faithful through disappointment, there is always an after this waiting on the other side.

If you’ve been pressing through hardship, this message will remind you: what you survived is not the end of your story. There is an “after this” with your name on it.

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How secure are you in God’s timing? Do you trust Him enough to pray, in the middle of waiting, “Father, strip my life down to the studs”?

In Part 2 of Not Yet My Time, Caleb Pierce leads us through John 7 and challenges us to embrace the hidden work God does before public breakthrough. This message invites us to let God rebuild what waiting exposes—and to trust that delay is often preparation, not denial.

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What if we could fully embrace the season we’re in, even when it’s not where we’re ultimately headed? God’s desire is for our internal world to be so whole that our current season doesn’t define us. Join Caleb Pierce for a special online-only service as we dive into John 7.

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In the final installment of our New Year, New Wine series, we come to a moment many of us feel—but often misunderstand: the stretching. In Luke 5, Jesus reminds us that new wine requires new wineskins.

Stretching is rarely comfortable. It exposes limits, challenges old habits, and confronts familiar ways of thinking. Yet, what if the stretching itself is evidence that God trusts you with something new? Discomfort may be a sign that you’re beginning to carry the new wine God has prepared for this season.

Don’t mistake the stretch for failure. It may be proof that transformation is already underway.

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What is keeping you from new wine? Could it be that your insistence on an explanation is keeping you from the experience God is inviting you into? Our demand for answers often blind us to the opportunity right in front of us. Join Caleb Pierce for Part 3 of our series, New Year, New Wine.

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In Part 2 of New Year New Wine, Caleb Pierce confronts a hard but necessary truth: God will not pour new wine into old wineskins. Jesus teaches that new wine demands new wineskins. This means God’s next move in your life requires a new posture, a renewed heart, and a willingness to let go of old ways. This message challenges us to examine the gap between expectation and experience and asks a defining question: Are we becoming what this next season requires?

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We’re stepping into a brand-new series at Vivacious Church called New Year, New Wine. As God leads us into new seasons, new assignments, and new dimensions of faith, He also calls us to make new decisions.

In this opening message, Caleb Pierce teaches that God’s new wine cannot be poured into old wineskins. New seasons require new obedience, new faith, and new surrender. If we want to receive what God is doing next, we must be willing to release what no longer fits where He’s taking us.

This message is both a challenge and an invitation—to align our hearts, renew our minds, and expand our capacity for what God wants to pour out in this new year. A new year doesn’t automatically bring transformation, but a new decision can.

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In the opening message of our Advent series, It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas, Caleb Pierce takes us back to Genesis 3 to discover the very first whisper of Christmas. When man was at his lowest, God made a promise: redemption was coming. This message reminds us that Jesus was never an afterthought. From the very beginning, God had a plan to rescue humanity and restore what was broken.

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In the final installment of The Gateway of Gratitude, Caleb Pierce takes us back to John 6 and the feeding of the 5,000 to show how miracles often unfold in the midst of pressure, lack, and impossibility. This message highlights three key calls that position us to receive from God. If you’re believing for a breakthrough or waiting on God to move, this message will ground your faith and guide you into a posture where miracles can happen.

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