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RPC Church
by Richmond Pentecostal Church
The official podcast of Richmond Pentecostal Church in Richmond, BC.
Episodes
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A Reasonable Faith
Can a Christian faith survive and even flourish in a secular university environment or modern city? When facing the intellectual challenges of a secular world, many wonder if their faith can withstand the test. In this message Grounded in 2 Timothy 3:16, we learn what it means to have "A…
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Jesus’s Personal Concern Amidst Our Storms
Storms of life rarely announce themselves before they arrive. One moment life feels steady, and the next we find ourselves facing fear, uncertainty, financial pressure, difficult relationship, or decisions we don't know how to navigate. What storm are you facing right now? Drawing from Matthew...
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The Chief Shepherd
Every chapter eventually comes to an end. The question is: Who is still there when it does? As Living as God’s People comes to its final message, 1 Peter 5 points us beyond changing seasons and human leadership to Jesus; the Chief Shepherd. This closing message calls us to humility, courage, and...
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Serving One Another
A changed life should indeed be noticeable. What if serving isn’t just something a few people do at church, but part of what it means to be God’s people? Drawing from 1 Peter 4, this message looks at the everyday ways Christians can make a difference: loving one another, opening our lives and…
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Always Be Prepared
What happens when our faith is tested by suffering, hostility, or circumstances we never expected? In 1 Peter 3:8–22, we are reminded that the hope we carry can speak most clearly when life is difficult. When you endure hardship with grace, when you repay insult with blessing, you enter into what...
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Such Good Lives
Today we continue to understand what it looks like to live in a way that makes our faith visible as God’s people in a world that doesn’t always share our values? In this message from 1 Peter 2:13–25, we explore how we can honour God and follow Jesus's example with lives marked by goodness and...
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Built Together
What does it mean to belong to God and live faithfully in a changing world? In this message from 1 Peter 2:4–11, we are reminded that our identity comes from God. We are the kind of people who are defined by the God who serve. As we go deep in our walk with God, we become growing people and as…
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Love Letters From Jesus – Part 2
What is Jesus saying to His Church today? In this second message from the Love Letters From Jesus series, we explore His messages to the churches in Revelation 2–3. Through words of encouragement, warning, correction, and promise, Jesus calls His Church to return to its first love, resist...
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MARY: THE WOMAN WHO TRUSTED GOD
As believers, we need to remove the ceiling of possibilities that we and our world have placed over our circumstances. We must recognize that there is no ceiling of possibility when we are in association with God. What seems impossible to us is entirely possible for Him. God specializes in doing...
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Dare To Be Fruitful
What does it mean to live a fruitful life?, what if the measures of your life isn't just success, achievement, or recognition but fruitfulness that lasts forever? In John 15:13-16, we discover that true fruitfulnmess begins with abiding in christ. Because we have received His unconditional love,...
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Presenting Jesus
Guest speaker Calvin Weber challenges us to “Present Jesus” by living out our faith with authenticity and love. Through biblical examples he gave, his personal stories, and practical insights from campus ministry, you’ll be encouraged to present yourself to Jesus daily so that you can confidently...
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Living Hope
Who are you in Christ? In this opening message of Living as God’s People, Pastor Aaron Ross explores 1 Peter 1:1–12, revealing how our identity, hope, and eternal inheritance give us confidence to live faithfully in a changing world. Be encouraged by the living hope found in Jesus and the...
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Welcoming the Stranger as Jesus
Here is the radical truth of the Gospel: the King who is coming one day in final glory is already coming to us right now, completely disguised inside the vulnerable, the overlooked, and the displaced. Today, Sean Wood reminds us how true Christian hospitality moves past a simple, polite greeting...
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A Love Letter From Jesus
You can be a great Christian on paper, hold all the right theology, call out hypocrisy, and work yourself to exhaustion for the church, and still completely miss the heart of God. It’s one of the scariest blind spots in the modern church, and it happens so slowly we rarely even notice the drift....
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So what is the plan?
Ever felt like you’re stuck in a spiritual waiting room, staring at a closed door and wondering what on earth the plan is? In this special standalone message from yesterday's service, our guest preacher; Craig Mckibbon steps up to the mic to unpack a question we’ve all asked at least once: What…
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“Biblical Fatherhood: The Father Guides and the Father Provides”
Ever feel like your mind is hardwired for chronic worry? Between smartphones blowing up and the endless pressure of tomorrow, truly "switching off" feels almost impossible. In this special standalone message celebrating both Father’s Day and National Indigenous Peoples Day, Pastor Aaron Ross…
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Conclusion: When Nations Turn on Themselves
In this episode, Lead Pastor Aaron Ross brings us to the grand finale of our series, "REBELLION, RETRIBUTION, RESCUE: The Relentless Spiral of Judges," and things get incredibly real. We are landing at the absolute rock bottom of Israel's history. If you thought the earlier stories in this series...
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Samson: Disruptor to the Philistine Status Quo
When it comes to living a life of holiness, we have a choice: will God be glorified through us, or in spite of us? In this week's message, our Lead Pastor Aaron Ross takes us to the absolute deepest and darkest part of Israel's downward spiral to look at the chaotic life of Samson whose biography...
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Jephthah: The Negotiator and Manipulator
What happens when God’s people look exactly like the culture around them? Moving into the fifth part of our series, "REBELLION, RETRIBUTION, RESCUE: The Relentless Spiral of Judges", we examine the tragic, chaotic legacy of Jephthah. Pastor Aaron unpacks the sobering story of Jephthah: a social...
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Gideon: A Mixed-Bag of Reassurance and Deliverance
We are back with another episode in our series tracking the downward spiral of ancient Israel. In this episode, Pastor Aaron Ross opens up Judges chapter 7 to unpack the life of Gideon. Many of us live under the cultural weight of ideological, political, or deeply personal wars, leaving us…
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Ehud: "A Left-handed man from the Right-Handed Clan."
This week, led by Pastor Aaron Ross, we continue our deep dive into the dark age of Israel with the story of Ehud in Judges chapter 3. If you are currently battling with something that feels that it is binding you up; whether it is addiction, or a sense of lack, this episode is a timely reminder...
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Deborah: “A Mother in Israel”
This week led by Pastor Aaron Ross, we took a deep dive back into The book of Judges chapters 4 and 5 and shifted our focus to Deborah, the only female judge, who rose to lead during a time of extreme oppression and spiritual decline. In a culture that often sidelined women, God raised Deborah…
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God's "If" by Pastor Kevin Garrett
This week we were joined by guest speaker Pastor Kevin Garrett and his powerful message on “God’s IF”. Drawing from Isaiah 58:10-11, Pastor Kevin explores God’s promise; God says 'IF' you spend yourself, your time and resources on the hungry and oppressed, your light will rise in the darkness and...
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Othniel: God is my Strength
The Isrealites stopped halfway in their conquest because they got comfortable, lethargic and complacent. They traded God's best and was trapped in a cycle of "covenantal amnesia," failing to fully occupy the land and turning to false gods. Through Othniel whose name means "Lion of God," we see…
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Fireproof Your Faith
This week we had guest speaker, Pastor John Engels join us. We talked about fire proofing your faith. Abiding continually in Jesus and welcoming His pruning work results in fruitful living that fully loves people and advances His mission in the world.
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Getting To Know The Real Jesus
Our world looks at Jesus as a cartoon character or a caricature. This cartoon or caricature shows Jesus locked in the dark ages of a primitive Jewish society totally unrelated to the joys and trials of modern-day Richmond with its high-speed internet and artificial intelligence. This cartoon...
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Good Friday
And as we look at the Good Friday story, there can be no doubt but that Jesus is the main character of this passage and of all history. But the minor characters say a lot too, and they tell us something about ourselves. The central theme from this passage is Innocence in Agony. While the world...
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Palm Sunday: The Visitation of the King
The Palm Sunday Passage is where the central section of Jesus’s long journey to Jerusalem in Luke’s Gospel is about to conclude. As Jesus approaches the city, the atmosphere is charged with high expectation. Many expect that the Kingdom of God will appear immediately. Jesus uses this moment as an...
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From Bethany to Gethsemane
In our passage for today, Jesus leads his disciples in the Passover meal (which they would have expected Him to do). But he did so in an unusual way. He drew the meaning of the whole meal onto Himself. He offered a new commandment, a new covenant, one which we as followers of Christ have been...
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Jesus at Bethany
God knows what we need better than we do. I heard the saying recently: “I’m grateful for all the prayer requests God didn’t say yes to.” Sometimes we think we know what’s best for us, and when. But God knows better than we do. Sometimes the things we think would be good for us, would actually be...
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Daniel 6
Daniel 6 - Daniel in the Lion’s Den: He didn’t seek to make an example of himself. Neither did he hide when the pressure built up. He just did what he always did, all of which we will see today in our message titled “Witnessing through Integrity.”
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Daniel 5
A Prophet in Exile pt. 5
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Daniel 4
A Prophet In Exile pt. 4
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Daniel 3
Human power may be impressive. It may even appear threatening at times. But it is limited. In the story of the fiery furnace, we are assured that God is the living God. He is present in the times of our trials. And in the faithfulness of his followers, we are reminded of the importance of a long...
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Daniel 2
Daniel is promoted to rule over Babylon and all of its wise men. His peers are appointed his administrators at his request. We see how Human achievements and honours are to be held lightly. Worldly wealth and power are as nothing in the face of God’s sovereign plan for humanity. God remains in...
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Daniel 1
Although we are not in Babylonian exile, we are (like the Judeans) called to be faithful servants of God in a cultural context where oftentimes many are resistant to the things of God. And yet, it is precisely within that context that we need to look to Jesus and understand how to live well, and...
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Getting Our Priorities and Our Heart Right Before God
New Year message of getting our priorities and our hearts right before God for 2026.
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The King's Reign: The Purpose of the Crown
We conclude our series by looking ahead, journeying with the Magi to acknowledge the ultimate authority of the One born in the cradle. This message focuses on the Crown, Christ’s ultimate Lordship, and the hope instilled by the knowledge that He is coming again. We are called to live as a kingdom...
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The Year-End Inventory: The Purpose of Reflection and Vision
This message, intentionally placed between the profound reflection of Christmas and the dawn of a New Year, invites us to take a spiritual year-end inventory. We will look back, like Mary, and “treasure up all these things and ponder them in our hearts,” acknowledging God’s faithfulness…
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The Greatest Gift: The Purpose of the Cradle
On the Sunday before Christmas, we focus on the radical, humble act of the Incarnation. God showed His love for humanity by sending Jesus to earth as a Baby, making Him the ultimate and Greatest Gift. This message highlights the miracle of the Light of the World coming into the darkness and…
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The Purpose of Reconciliation: Closing the Gap
Christmas is fundamentally a time for reconciliation; that is, the work of God to reconnect us to Him. Just as we explored in Genesis, God desires to “close the gap” caused by sin, and through Christ, He has given us the ministry of peace to mend our fractured relationship with Him and with one...
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The Purpose of Salvation: The Only Cure for Sin
Jesus is God incarnate, who came to us to be our Saviour. The entire reason for Christmas is the love of God, and the purpose of Christ's life was to bring salvation. “Life is short, death is sure. Sin the cause, Christ the cure.” We will reflect on the truth that the only cure for sin is the…
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The Purpose of Celebration: God is With You
The angelic announcement of “good news of great joy that will be for all the people” is our invitation to celebrate. Advent is first a time to celebrate that God loves us unconditionally, regardless of our performance or faults. This message will empower us to embrace the celebration of Immanuel:...
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The Anchor Leg: Finishing Strong and Passing the Baton
Joseph's final instructions to carry his bones out of Egypt serve as a powerful symbol of faith and hope. This act shows that "the offspring of Abraham now rightfully occupied the land of promise." This message challenges us to live purposefully, leave a lasting legacy of blessing and honour, and...
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Parental Declarations: Praying for Our Children's Destiny
Drawing inspiration from Jacob's powerful Family Blessing over Ephraim and Manasseh, this message will highlight the great spiritual authority that parents have to make faith-inspired declarations. This blessing carries such weight that it "modifies Israel’s tribal structure," reinforcing how a...
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Stewarding the Next Generation
Joseph's life exemplifies wise leadership that impacts future generations. This message focuses on how to raise "world shapers" and the critical role of mentorship, vision, and strategic planning in empowering the young, while honouring the legacy of those who have paved the way and intentionally...
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Resetting the Foundation: Cleansing the Camp to Secure the Promise
Jacob and Esau's reunion demonstrates the profound power of repentance, forgiveness, and reconciliation in mending estranged relationships. This message will offer hope and guidance to those burdened by disconnects within their families, emphasizing God's desire to "close the gap" between...
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Overcoming Family Patterns: Jacob's Journey of Transformation
Jacob's story illustrates how God works through flawed family dynamics and individual struggles. This message will address how God’s "thousand generation covenant" can overcome "sinful family patterns" and the destructive cycle of dishonour (as seen when Jacob deceives his father for the…
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Thanksgiving Sunday: Abundant Blessings, Enduring Promises
On this Thanksgiving Sunday, we reflect on God's consistent faithfulness through generations, acknowledging that His love and promises extend for "a thousand generations". We will celebrate the enduring legacy of His blessings that continue to shape our lives today, recognizing that blessings are...
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The official podcast of Richmond Pentecostal Church in Richmond, BC.
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