Kitchener Baptist Church Podcast

Moses stood before the Lord with a call on his life and a knot in his stomach. In Exodus 4, he isn’t the bold leader we often picture; he is a hesitant man overwhelmed by his own weakness. “But, behold, they will not believe me, nor hearken unto my voice,” he says in verse 1. He…

Every new year brings fresh hopes, plans, and pressures—but nothing will shape our year more than what we choose to put first, and in Matthew 6:24–34 Jesus speaks directly to hearts weighed down by financial strain, uncertainty, and fear, reminding us that worry often comes from divided loyalty between God and material security. His call

As we stand on the threshold of a new year, many people are filled with both hope and uncertainty. The world encourages us to make resolutions, set goals, and try to improve ourselves—but experience shows that human effort alone often falls short. This message reminds us that a true fresh start does not come from

The birth of Jesus is one of the best-known accounts in all of Scripture. We’ve heard it so often that it can become soft and sentimental. But when you look closely, Christmas is not gentle or quaint—it is bold, disruptive, and deeply profound. It is God stepping directly into a world broken by sin in

Choose Jesus at Christmas Choose Jesus at Christmas, and you truly can have a blessed Christmas. One of the best ways to keep your heart anchored is to spend time in Scripture focusing on Christ’s incarnation. Teach your family what Christmas really means, and don’t be afraid to speak the story of Christ to your

For four hundred years, it seemed like heaven went quiet. No prophets. No visions. No angelic announcements. No new “Thus saith the Lord.” People still had the Scriptures, still had the promises, still had the stories of what God had done in the past—but for many hearts, the question grew louder with time: “Where is God?”

And now we conclude with one of His greatest statements: “I AM the Resurrection and the Life.” In this message we turn to John 11 and the unforgettable account of Lazarus—his sickness, his death, his tomb, and the life-giving power of Jesus Christ. We see the sorrow of Mary and Martha, the compassion of Christ, the glory

Missionary Bob Mach preached a powerful message from Matthew 28 on the Great Commission, reminding us that God’s command to reach the world is not merely a missionary mandate—it is a Christian mandate. He emphasized that every believer has a part in God’s global plan: some are called to go, all are called to pray, and everyone

In 1 Corinthians 9:19–23, Paul opens his heart and his priorities: “This I do for the gospel’s sake.” Though he was free from all men, he willingly made himself a servant to all so that he might “gain the more.” To the Jews, he became as a Jew. To those under the law, as under the law. To

Moses’ call began on an ordinary day, doing an ordinary task. At eighty years old, after forty years in Pharaoh’s palace and forty years in the desert tending sheep, Moses likely believed his life’s purpose was behind him. Yet in the quiet isolation of Horeb — “the mountain of God” — the Lord met him