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Lincoln Road Chapel
by LRC
Lincoln Road Chapel is a church in Waterloo Ontario that exists to become a thriving community of Christ followers. Our mission is to love God, make disciples, and serve our neighbourhoods, city, and the world. To learn more, visit lrc.church
Episodes
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"Patiently Praying" (Reg Lewicki - 11.26.2023)
Faith In An Uncertain World (Week 3) - Habakkuk 3v1-19 - Habakkuk chapter 3 is a prayer that can be our prayer when we find ourselves in a world of injustice. It is a prayer that remembers who God is and trusts that He is at work. It is a prayer that speaks of hope in spite of what is happening...
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"Settling the Score" (Reg Lewicki - 11.19.2023)
Faith In An Uncertain World (Week 2) - Habakkuk 2v2-2v20 - Habakkuk’s concern in the first chapter is that God is using a people more wicked than Israel to bring judgment. How can God be ok with this? In the second chapter God responds to Habakkuk, stating that all will be held to account for…
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"What in the World is Going On?" (Reg Lewicki - 11.12.2023)
Faith In An Uncertain World (Week 1) - Habakkuk 1v1-2v1 - The book of Habakkuk is a conversation between the prophet and God, centred around the prophet’s dismay at the injustice and violence he sees among his own people. Is God paying attention? What will He do about it? This sermon reminds us...
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Roundtable Discussion (Bonus Q&A Episode)
Life in the Mess Q&A - Discussion with Reg Lewicki, Aaron Westera, with special guests Keith Regehr and Doreen Westera. Topics: "Can we reconcile with someone where we've lost touch or can't reach the person?" 1:04 - 4:46 "How do we engage with people who don't want to reconcile, or dismiss the...
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"Life In The MESSiah" (Aaron Westera - 10.29.2021)
Life in the Mess (Week 3) - Ephesians 4v30-5v2 - There are many bad models of forgiveness that often capture a small portion of the practice, but usually are missing the whole view from scripture. Forgiveness is one step, albeit a very important one, in the process of reconciliation, and to skip...
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"Forgiveness" (Reg Lewicki - 10.22.2023)
Life in the Mess (Week 2) - Matt 18v21-35 - Scripture teaches us a lot about forgiveness! In our calling to model forgiveness like Christ, we understand that it is only possible by being rooted in Him. Forgiveness as a movement towards peace is for everyone towards everyone and tied to our own...
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"The Mess" (Aaron Westera - 10.15.2023)
Life in the Mess (Week 1) - 2 Cor 5:14-21 - We live in a broken world with messy relationships and a cheapening of the concept of forgiveness. Christians are to forgive others as modelled by God’s forgiveness, a relational practice that requires us to shift looking at others as God does. We are...
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"Be Thankful" (Reg Lewicki - 10.08.2023)
Thanksgiving Sunday - Psalm 95:1-7 - Thanksgiving is a time where we gather with others and consider all that we have to be thankful for. Questions? Comments? Want to Connect? Please visit lrc.church or email [email protected]
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"Outreach" (Reg Lewicki - 10.01.2023)
Vision: Inside/Out - Romans 12:14-21 - In a fractured and fracturing world we are called to be those who bless others. The community of faith is not called together simply for their own sake but to serve for the sake of the world. The church is to be known for it’s love of others and for doing…
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"Community" (Aaron Westera - 09.24.2023)
Vision: Inside/Out (Week 3) - Romans 12:3-13 - The Christian life is not simply an individual and internal life but is an invitation into community, to find and use our gifts for the sake of others. A life that is being formed by love will be outward focused. Questions? Comments? Want to Connect?...
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"Personal Transformation" (Reg Lewicki - 09.17.2023)
Vision: Inside/Out (Week 2) - Romans 12:1-2 - The invitation to belong to Jesus is a matter of grace but it does invite us to be changed as a result. Paul opens this rich chapter of Romans but reminding us of God’s great mercy and how it ought to propel us forward to becoming the kind of people…
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"Inside/Out" (Reg Lewicki - 09.10.2023)
Vision: Inside/Out (Week 1) - Mark 2:1-12 - In this, one of Mark’s first recorded miracles of Jesus, we find a group of friends committed to helping their paralyzed friend. Jesus is drawn into their collective faith, from which He responds. The critical piece of the healing is also Jesus...
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"The Dwelling Place" (Debbie Laginskie - 09.03.2023)
Psalms of the Summer (Week 10) - Psalm 34 - This is a psalm which tells the story of God’s past goodness. He has been paying attention and has been attentive in the past and this is who He still is. This is a psalm that rejoices in God’s goodness and provision. In the middle of the psalm is a...
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"Remembering Redemption in Times of Tension" (Brendan DePhillippeaux - 08.27.2023)
Psalms of the Summer (Week 9) - Psalm 77 - In this psalm the psalmist find himself in distress. He cries out to God for help but He has not yet responded. In the places of waiting, we are called to remember who God has been and to believe that this is who He still is. Questions? Comments? Want to...
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"The God Who Hears" (Reg Lewicki - 08.20.2023)
Psalms of the Summer (Week 8) - Psalm 34 Questions? Comments? Want to Connect? Please visit lrc.church or email [email protected]
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"Our Defense and Rest in Time of Need" (Ben Ahrens - 08.13.2023)
Psalms of the Summer (Week 7) - Psalm 5 - This is a psalm that speaks about God’s love, grace and provision for His people while also showing His character of justice - that He is paying attention to the wickedness in the world and will deal with it. Questions? Comments? Want to Connect? Please...
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"Choosing Gratefulness Over Entitlement" (Aaron Westera - 08.06.2023)
Psalms of the Summer (Week 6) - Psalm 100 - This is a psalm of praise and thanksgiving which reminds us that He is God. We respond to who He is with joy and praise knowing that we belong to Him.
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"Who May Dwell" (Reg Lewicki - 07.30.2023)
Psalms of the Summer (Week 5) - Psalm 15 - The psalmist asks the question of who can come into God’s presence. The list of attributes given is daunting - a high calling and necessary reminder of God’s perfection and holiness. But in the places where we inevitably fall short, we find His mercy...
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"Put Your Hope In God" (Reg Lewicki - 07.23.2023)
Psalms of the Summer (Week 4) - Psalm 42 - Life can be hard - so much of what we encounter in life leaves us longing for more. So we ought to desire God, the one who can truly bring us satisfaction. He meets us in our distress and whispers comfort to us. Questions? Comments? Want to Connect?…
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"Our Place In God's World" (Reg Lewicki - 07.16.2023)
Psalms of the Summer (Week 3) - Psalm 8 - God is the one who has created all things and therefore is the one who should be praised. Into this good creation He has also placed humanity to rule over it and steward it according to His plan. God is a God of order and of life and He has called us to a...
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"The Task and Opportunity of Leaders" (David Knight - 07.09.2023)
Psalms of the Summer (Week 2) - Psalm 72 - Psalm 72 is a psalm written for King Solomon in all of his splendour and within it outlines what it looks like to lead people well. Here lies what we ought to look for and value in leadership and also the things we ought to embody in whatever place we…
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"A Psalm for Canada Day" (Reg Lewicki - 07.02.2023)
Psalms of the Summer (Week 1) - Psalm 85 - Canada Day can be a day that is a paradox for many. It is a day when we can genuinely give thanks for our freedom and for the country in which we live. On the other hand, it is hard not to be reminded of parts of our nation’s past where we have...
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"Volunteer Appreciation" (Various Interviews & Reg Lewicki - 06.25.2023)
Volunteer Appreciation Sunday!
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"A Gospel For All People" (Reg Lewicki - 06.18.2023)
So... What's Next (The Book of Acts) (Week 10) - Acts 8:26-40 - The story of Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch displays the fact that Christ has come to bring all people to the Father and that the manner by which He wants to work is in the faithfulness of His servants. Philip is shown as one who...
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"The Scattered, Samaritans, and a Sorcerer" (Aaron Westera - 06.11.2023)
So... What's Next (The Book of Acts) (Week 9) - Acts 8:4-25 - The book of Acts reveals that many of the things that plague the Christian faith today are not new issues. Where the Gospel is proclaimed and the Spirit brings about powerful change there are those who wish to acquire such influence…
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“The Stoning Of Stephen” (Reg Lewicki - 06.04.2023)
So... What's Next (The Book of Acts) (Week 8) - Acts 6:8-8:3 - The mission of God will eventually bump up against the powers of the world and meet conflict. Here in the story of Stephen we meet the first Christian martyr, whose devotion to the resurrected Jesus is stronger than his fear of death....
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“A Community That Participates” (Reg Lewicki - 05.28.2023)
So... What's Next (The Book of Acts) (Week 7) - Acts 6:1-7 - As the community of faith expands so does the ongoing needs of its members. We see here the counter-cultural nature of the community being multi-cultural as well as participation in the ministry by more than just the apostles. We are...
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"Prevailing Goodness" (Reg Lewicki - 05.21.2023)
So... What's Next (The Book of Acts) (Week 6) - Acts 5:12-42 - As the community of faith grows they begin to grow a larger reputation within the city - in spite of their strange ideas around the crucified Jesus, people regard them well and they are a blessing to their neighbours. Unfortunately…
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"It's a Matter of Life & Death" (Lisa Martin - 05.14.2023)
So... What's Next (The Book of Acts) (Week 5) - Acts 4:32-5:11 - The account of Ananias and Sapphira is a troubling one but speaks to us of God’s heart for His people to be generous while also revealing the serious nature of hypocrisy and the reminder that we cannot fool God. We mustn’t think…
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"Making Things Whole" (Reg Lewicki - 05.07.2023)
So... What's Next (The Book of Acts) (Week 4) - Acts 3-4:31 - The Spirit at work in the people of God will always result in the mission of God being worked out through them. Just as the ministry of Jesus was characterized by bringing wholeness to those He encountered in many ways, so this is...
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"A New Kind of Family" (Reg Lewicki - 04.30.2023)
So... What's Next (The Book of Acts) (Week 3) - Acts 2:42-47 - Acts chapter 2 closes off with a snapshot of how this new, Spirit-filled community was lived out. They are being established as a counter-cultural community who reflects the sacrificial love of Jesus to one another and to the world...
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"The Coming Of The Spirit" (Andrew Martin - 04.23.2023)
So... What's Next (The Book of Acts) (Week 2) - Acts 2:1-41 - Acts 2 opens up with the story of Pentecost, the arrival of the promised Spirit come to guide, direct and bring about the life of God in His people. The Spirit descends on the apostles in flames, signifying His presence and the fact…
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“Called As Witnessess” (Reg Lewicki - 04.16.2023)
So... What's Next (The Book of Acts) (Week 1) - Acts 1:1-11 - The book of Acts opens up with the resurrected Jesus spending time with His apostles in an effort to begin to prepare them for what is next. They are still unsure of what the Kingdom of God movement they’ve been invited into is all...
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"Tears No More" (Reg Lewicki - 04.09.2023)
Sacred Tears (Easter Sunday) (Week 3) - This resurrection account finds Mary Magdalene lingering alone - even in her grief and confusion she is searching for Jesus. In this search, she is the one who is found, and is known and has all her tears wiped away. This is the power of resurrection, that...
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"Tears of Grief" (Reg Lewicki - 04.07.2023)
Sacred Tears (Good Friday) (Week 2) - In many ways we have sanitized the cross, made it more palatable to take hold of, but it was and is a reminder of the worst we are capable of. This reality may make us want to turn away and yet the story of the cross is a story of being drawn in. In our grief...
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"Tears of Compassion" (Reg Lewicki - 04.02.2023)
Sacred Tears (Palm Sunday) (Week 1) - The story of the Triumphal Entry and Jesus response following it illustrates to us again the choice that lies before each of us: whether we will see God’s coming and to know how it is that He brings us peace or if we will continue to lean into our own way.…
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"Life In The Spirit" (Aaron Westera - 03.26.2023)
Under the Sign of the Cross (Week 5) - Galatians 5:16-26 - Aaron Westera - The way forward is to align ourselves with God through living by His Spirit, alive and active in us. We can see the Spirit’s work in who we are becoming, characterized by His fruit and not that of our old selves.…
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"Setting Down Roots" (Dr. Glenn Smith - 03.19.2023)
Under the Sign of the Cross (Week 4) - Jeremiah 29:4-14 - Dr. Glenn Smith - Turning back to God and receiving His mercy does not instantly remove the reality of exile and struggle in our lives. We still live in a world opposed to His way and yet we have been called into community with others to...
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"The Love of God (Prodigal Son)" (Reg Lewicki - 03.12.2023)
Under the Sign of the Cross (Week 3) - Reg Lewicki - As we have sat with the reality of our own brokenness and considered the role of lament and repentance in our lives before God, this story that Jesus tells gives us an illustration of who God is. That He is the Father standing and watching and...
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"Repentance" (Reg Lewicki - 03.05.2023)
Under The Sign Of The Cross (Week 2) - Reg Lewicki -Repentance is not something we talk much about in our lives anymore. We can tend to try and distill it down to simply feeling regret and saying I’m sorry, but the biblical framework for repentance is holistic and all-encompassing. The Hebrew…
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"Temptation, Sin, Curse" (Reg Lewicki - 02.26.2023)
Under The Sign Of The Cross (Week 1) - Reg Lewicki - With the echo of God’s good creation ringing in our ears from Genesis 1 and 2, it doesn’t take long for things to come crashing down. Genesis 3 provides a glimpse of why the world is the way it is, with Adam and Eve acting as a paradigm for our...
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"Go and Tell" (Reg Lewicki - 02.19.2023)
Invitations of Jesus (Week 5) - Reg Lewicki - This is called the Great Commission - that Christ Himself sends out His followers to spread the word concerning the kingdom of God made available in His death and resurrection. We are invited to call others to faith in Jesus and then journey with…
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"Abide In Me" (David Knight - 02.12.2023)
Invitations of Jesus (Week 4) - David Knight - Jesus uses the picture of a vine and branches to demonstrate our ongoing need for Him in our lives. His desire is that we would bear fruit in keeping with His kingdom which comes by developing and maintaining our relationship with Him through His...
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"Follow Me" (Aaron Westera - 02.05.2023)
Invitations of Jesus (Week 3) - Aaron Westera - Jesus calls Peter and Andrew to come and follow Him and He would make them fishers of men. But what did this mean, what did it mean when a rabbi called you to walk in his footsteps? This sermon will unpack what Jesus was saying to Peter and Andrew…
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"Believe In Me" (Reg Lewicki - 01.29.2023)
Invitations of Jesus (Week 2) - Reg Lewicki - Jesus is much more than just a great teacher but is the One sent by God to restore humanity back into relationship with Him. The invitation to come and see where Jesus is will always be followed by the invitation to believe in Him so that we might be...
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"Come and See" (Reg Lewicki - 01.22.2023)
Invitations of Jesus (Week 1) - Reg Lewicki - The invitation to follow Christ begins first by being introduced to Him and invited to come and see who He is and what He is about. It is noteworthy that John’s first recorded words of Jesus are “What do you want?” - literally, “What can I do for…
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Welcome to Lincoln Road Chapel Podcast - we are a church out of Waterloo that exists to become a thriving community of Christ-followers. Our mission is to love God, make disciples, and serve our neighbourhoods, city, and the world. We meet every Sunday morning at 10am and would love for you to…
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Lincoln Road Chapel is a church in Waterloo Ontario that exists to become a thriving community of Christ followers. Our mission is to love God, make disciples, and serve our neighbourhoods, city, and the world. To learn more, visit lrc.church
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