Pastor Chris' Podcast

Mary's Song

In today’s message, I explore Mary’s Song from Luke 1:46–55—the very first Christmas carol ever sung. Before angels filled the sky and shepherds ran to the manger, a humble young girl from Nazareth magnified the Lord with a song of faith, trust, and incredible courage. We look at who Mary was, why her words are so powerful, and how her “Great Reversal” still speaks hope into our lives today. Join me as we begin this Advent season by letting our souls magnify the Lord just as Mary did.

One Last Christmas

“One Last Christmas in This Home” is a warm, nostalgic pop-jazz Christmas ballad about celebrating one final holiday in a beloved family home before moving. The song reflects on growing children, changing seasons, and treasured memories held within familiar walls. With cozy instrumentation, gentle swing, and heartfelt vocals, it embraces both the bittersweet sense of goodbye and the hope of new beginnings. It’s a tribute to love, gratitude, and the faith that home follows wherever family goes.

The Magi's Chant

A mystical fusion of English Gregorian chant and a driving Enigma-style dance beat. Deep, steady kick drum and tribal percussion push the rhythm forward while warm ambient pads, soft bells, and atmospheric synths create a sacred, cinematic aura. Male chant vocals tell the story of the Wise Men following the star, rising over a hypnotic groove that feels ancient and modern at once—spiritual, energetic, and deeply immersive.

The Little Stocking

A bright, cheerful pop-jazz Christmas song inspired by the playful spirit of Vince Guaraldi’s Charlie Brown music. Light piano, walking bass, and brushed drums create a joyful, bouncy feel as a warm tenor sings about a child noticing that Jesus has the smallest stocking. The moment sparks a heartwarming reminder to give Jesus the biggest place in our lives. Whimsical, uplifting, and full of Christmas wonder.

My Shepherd Man

“My Shepherd Man” is a playful bluegrass song told from the shepherd’s exasperated wife, who’s convinced her husband’s wild ‘angels-in-the-sky’ story is just moonshine and midnight nerves. With sassy vocals, lively banjo, and down-home humor, the song follows her from disbelief to amazement as a neighbor confirms every word. It’s a fun, folksy romp full of charm, laughter, and Christmas wonder.