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We are a church that belongs to the Christian Missionary Alliance in Metro Vancouver, Canada . This Podcast is where you can find all sermons by Crucible. Please take the time to browse and we hope the messages are a means of blessing to you! If you have any questions, please contact us at iamnew@cruciblechurch.com. We'd love to hear from you! Thank you and God Bless.
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Send us a text Today, we take a break from our current sermon series on Luke, and P. Sam's heart was to offer space for us to come and look at the meaning of the name of the church. What is behind the name Crucible? Why was this name chosen? Will the name of the church help further shape our community? Join us as we look at various Scriptures toget…
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Send us a text P. Dan offers us a word from Scripture about the dangers of judging others as we end our 2024 year together. Do you struggle when it comes to judging others? Why do we do it? Is it possible NOT to judge other people? Join us as we look at Matthew's Gospel in Matthew 7 on what Jesus says about judgement. We can also be found on the fo…
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Send us a text In today's Christmas message, P. Sam invites us to look at the story of the Prodigal Son. It is not a traditional Christmas message, but it is a Christmas story! P. Sam helps us to understand the heart of the Father in the story, but also the heart of our Heavenly Father. What is God's heart? What does this story of the Prodigal Son …
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Send us a text In today's passage, P. Sam walks us through Luke 1:26-45, specifically focusing on Mary's example. We all have people in our lives that God has placed for us to pattern and model our faith after. What can we learn from Mary's life and faith? Are there certain things about how she handled God's revelation to her through the angel Gabr…
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Send us a text In this Christmas Banquet sermon, P. Sam walks us through Luke 10:38-42 - the story of Mary and Martha. Though not a traditional Christmas text, P. Sam wanted to explore the themes of slowing down during this Christmas season. December can be a frantically insane-paced month. It can be wonderful, or it can exasperate what is already …
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Send us a text In today's sermon, Brian helps us look at Luke 2:1-21, and the characters that we tend to lose sight of and forget are the shepherds. Why do we tend to forget about these shepherds in the Nativity Story? Who were these men? Join us as we explore the old story's significance for the world and our lives. Please follow us for weekly upd…
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Send us a text In this sermon, we explore Matthew 1:18–2:12, a powerful passage recounting the miraculous birth of Jesus Christ and the visit of the Magi. Join us as we dive into the story of Mary and Joseph, the angel's reassurance in a dream, and the prophetic fulfillment of the virgin birth of the Messiah. We also follow the Wise Men from the Ea…
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Send us a text In Luke 12:35-48, Jesus teaches us the importance of being watchful and prepared for His return. Using the imagery of servants waiting for their master, He emphasizes the need for constant readiness, as the Son of Man will come at an unexpected hour. Faithful servants found doing their duties will be rewarded, while those who are unp…
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Send us a text In Luke 12:13-21, Jesus addresses the dangers of greed and warns against placing trust in earthly riches. When a man asks Jesus to mediate a family inheritance dispute, Jesus refuses and uses the opportunity to teach about avoiding covetousness. He shares the parable of the rich fool, in which a wealthy man hoards his abundant crops …
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Send us a text Luke 12:1-12 presents a powerful message from Jesus on authentic faith, fear of God, and the Holy Spirit’s guidance. In this passage, Jesus addresses a large crowd and warns His disciples about the "leaven of the Pharisees," which symbolizes hypocrisy. He urges His followers to live with integrity because all hidden actions and motiv…
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Send us a text In Luke 12:1-12, Jesus warns His disciples and followers to avoid the “leaven of the Pharisees,” meaning their hypocrisy. He emphasizes that hidden things will be revealed, and secret words will be brought to light. Jesus encourages His listeners to have a healthy fear of God rather than fear of human judgment, as only God has author…
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Send us a text We continue in our journey through the Gospel of Luke. In this sermon, we explore Luke 11:14-32, a compelling passage that showcases Jesus’s authority over demons, his teachings on unity, and a call to genuine repentance. The episode opens with Jesus casting out a demon from a mute man, stirring reactions that reveal the crowd's divi…
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Send us a text We continue in our journey through the Gospel of Luke. In Luke 11:1-13, Jesus teaches His disciples about the importance of prayer. When they ask Him to teach them how to pray, He provides the Lord's Prayer as a model, emphasizing reverence for God, asking for daily needs, forgiveness, and deliverance from temptation. Jesus further e…
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Send us a text Today is Baptism Sunday! The passage that we will be looking at will be Luke 10:25-37, the story of the Good Samaritan. What does this parable have to do with baptism? Tune in to find out! But this story that Jesus gives is one that challenges us - do we love our neighbour? Can we be saved by doing good things and good works? If so, …
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Send us a text Today, P. Sam walks us through Luke 10:1-16 - the passage on the 72 disciples being sent out on their mission. What did this mean for the disciples being sent out? What message were they to carry with them? How does this apply to us today? Do we have a sense of urgency when it comes to helping people move towards Jesus? Join us as we…
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Send us a text Join us as we listen to P. Ralph work through Psalm 23 and Matthew 6:9-13 - the Lord's Prayer. Please follow us, for weekly updates for sermons! If you're looking for a community to be a part of. We hope you come in person to check us out. We meet weekly at the City Centre Community Centre in Richmond, British Columbia. We gather for…
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Send us a text This week, we continue to work through our series on Luke. We look at Luke 9 on the story of Jesus’ Transfiguration. It’s an amazing passage but a difficult one to understand because of the word glory. What does glory mean? And specifically what does God’s glory mean and look like tangibly for us today? Have you experienced God’s glo…
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Send us a text As we continue in our series in Luke's Gospel. P Sam invites us to explore and examine what Jesus meant when he said that whoever wanted to follow Him must pick up their cross, deny themselves, and die to themselves daily. What did Jesus mean by this? What does it mean to pick up our cross? Is it a literal cross? Was he speaking figu…
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Send us a text Today, P. Sam unpacks Luke 7:36-50. It is a familiar story about Jesus being anointed by an unnamed sinful woman. But the story challenges us to ask who we are in the story. Are we the unnamed woman anointing Jesus? Or are we like Simon the Pharisee? This story is an incredible story of worship, and this unnamed woman teaches us how …
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Send us a text Today, P. Sam helps us unpack Luke 7:18-35 with multiple themes in these passages on doubt, greatness in God's Kingdom and the pursuit of becoming more childlike in God's kingdom as a sign of spiritual maturity and growth. Sometimes in life our expectations about God tend to be bent out of shape, or is not steeped in reality. We stru…
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Send us a text Today, P. Ralph walks us through Luke 7:1-7. The story of the centurion. What do we learn from this man's faith? What does it mean to believe, to have faith? P. Ralph helps us work through this, and the meaning of what it means to have faith just like the Centurion did. If you're looking for a community to be a part of. We hope you c…
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Send us a text We look at Luke 6:43-49 today. There are two stories/analogies that Jesus gives, and from the outset they don't look like they correlate. But they do. These stories come out of the teachings on the Beatitudes. The story of the tree and its fruit, and the wise and foolish builders are both stories that represent what a Kingdom citizen…
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Send us a text As we explore Luke 6:27-32, we look into the counter-cultural statement of Jesus "Love your enemies". It was counter to the culture of His day, and it still remains counter to our culture today. How do we do this, though? What does loving our enemies mean? How do we define who are our enemies are? Join us as we look at Jesus' teachin…
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Send us a text As we continue to walk through the Gospel of Luke, we look at Luke 5:27-32 - the story of Jesus calling a man named Levi to follow him. We look at the context of the tax collector, and why they were so hated (Levi's job was collecting tax for the Roman Empire at the time). How could Jesus call this man to follow Him? Wasn't Jesus con…
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Send us a text In Luke 5:12-26, the Gospel recounts two remarkable miracles performed by Jesus, demonstrating His divine authority and compassion. First, Jesus encounters a man afflicted with leprosy. Moved by the man's faith, Jesus heals him with a touch, commanding him to show himself to the priest as a testimony of his cleansing. This miracle un…
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Send us a text In Luke 5:1-11, we are given the story of Jesus and the miraculous catch of fish. How the call to follow Jesus is closely connected to the new purpose of 'catching men and women' for the Kingdom of God. This is Peter's encounter with Jesus. He went from businessman, to fishing for people for God's kingdom. But we learn a few things f…
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Send us a text Lisa Rohrick from the Pacific District head office comes and shares with us about the Book of Daniel and how God is the God of all peoples, nations, and languages! We are united in Christ together with one vision and one mission. We meet weekly at the City Centre Community Centre in Richmond, British Columbia. We gather for worship o…
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Send us a text In Luke 4:1-13, the story of Jesus’ Temptation in the Wilderness is where we we find the “son of God" immediately after his baptism in the Jordan River. For 40 days and night, Jesus ate nothing and was tested by the devil. We often read this story as one of Jesus’ identification with us as fully human. He is hungry, he is physically …
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Send us a text As we continue in our series on Luke, P. Dan Forest helps us look at Luke 3:1-21, which describes the ministry of John the Baptist and the baptism of Jesus. This passage begins with a historical context, naming key political and religious leaders of the time. John the Baptist, fulfilling Isaiah's prophecy, calls people to repentance …
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Send us a text We continue to walk through our series in Luke. The passage in Luke 2:41-52 is a key passage in the Bible, recounting the story of young Jesus at the Temple. In this narrative, Jesus, at twelve years old, travels with His parents, Mary and Joseph, to Jerusalem for the Feast of Passover. After the festival, Jesus stays behind in the T…
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Send us a text As we continue in our current sermon series on Luke, we dive into the rich narrative of Luke 2:21-40, where the early life of Jesus is illuminated through significant events like His circumcision, naming, and presentation at the Temple. This passage highlights the faithfulness and obedience of His parents, Mary and Joseph, and introd…
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Send us a text As we continue in our series on Luke, Brian unpacks Luke 2:1-21 for us. We look at the characters in this chapter - the shepherds, Mary and Joseph - all obeyed God despite their circumstances that were not ideal or comfortable. We are invited to also obey God in all things, not just when it's convenient, but especially when times are…
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Send us a text We begin a new sermon series on Luke! In the opening chapter of Luke's Gospel, P. Sam looks at the stories of Zechariah and Elizabeth, as well as Mary and Joseph, and how God's timing is always on time and on cue. God is never early; He is never late. He is always on time, and we can trust in God's timing. Join us as we explore toget…
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Send us a text In this sermon, our Assistant District Superintendant, Dwayne Toews, speaks to us on Paul's letter to the Philippians. Paul had every reason not to smile and be filled with joy, and yet this Christian joy was a characterization of Paul's life. Could it be a characterization of our lives as well today? Join us as we explore what God h…
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Send us a text In this episode, we explore the Holy Spirit's vital role as the giver of spiritual gifts, focusing on the teachings of 1 Corinthians 12:8-10 and Romans 12:4-8. Learn how these gifts are bestowed upon believers to serve the body of Christ and fulfill God's purpose. From wisdom and healing to prophecy and discernment, we discuss each g…
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Send us a text In this episode, we delve into the profound role of the Holy Spirit as our intercessor, guided by the powerful verses of Romans 8:26-27. Discover how the Holy Spirit intercedes for us with groanings too deep for words, aligning our prayers with God's will and offering divine support in our moments of weakness. Join us as we explore t…
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Send us a text In this sermon, Sam looks at John 14:26 and John 15:26 and how the Holy Spirit acts as an agent of comfort. But what does it mean to bring comfort? We tend to understand this word as God bringing an "easiness" and "lightness" to our lives. But is this what the Holy Spirit does? Is that His work? We explore this, and many other aspect…
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Send us a text As we continue in our sermon series on the Holy Spirit. We welcome our District Superintendent, Mark Peters, as he speaks on the presence, the participation and the power of the Holy Spirit. Come and join us for service. Everyone is welcome :) We meet weekly at the City Centre Community Centre in Richmond, British Columbia. We gather…
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Send us a text We are continuing our sermon series on the Holy Spirit. As we enter week 3 of our series, we look at the Holy Spirit as Convicter. We will explore what the Scriptures say when it comes to Biblical conviction. What does it mean to be convicted of sin? How do we know if we are sinning? What is sin? Join us for this message as P. Sam lo…
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Send us a text We continue in week 2, in our current series on the Holy Spirit. Today we look at the Spirit of God as Sanctifier. We'll be looking at Galatians 5 to see what is said about the Holy Spirit's activity and work of sanctifying us. What does it mean to sanctify? How do we participate in the work of sanctification in our lives? Join us as…
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Send us a text As we begin a fresh new series on the Holy Spirit. We look at the Holy Spirit as a person and as God. Much of our understanding of the Holy Spirit often is shaped by social media. But what does Scripture speak about the Spirit of God? Who is He? Come and join us the next 8 weeks as we explore this topic. We will look at who the Spiri…
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Send us a text P. Bert Kamphuis wraps us up in our 1 Timothy series. The final words from the apostle Paul to Timothy, and to the modern day, 21st century church, are instructions to live lives that are godly. Thank you for joining us on this journey through 1 Timothy. We hope that this series has been encouraging, challenging, and uplifting to you…
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Send us a text As we continue working through our current sermon series on 1 Timothy. This week we look at the second half of 1 Timothy 5, that P. Dan walked us through last week (vv.1-16). What's Paul saying when he's talking about elders (who are pastors in Timothy's context) and how the church should be treating them? Join us every week at the C…
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Send us a text P. Dan helps us understand what Paul was saying when he's referring to older men, younger men, older women, and younger women as well as widows. What is he talking about and what contemporary significance does it have on the church today? Join us every week at the City Centre Community Centre in Richmond, British Columbia. We meet on…
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Send us a text We continue in our journey through our 1 Timothy series! Today, we look at 1 Timothy 4:6-10, and look at what Paul says about spiritual maturity and growth. How are we to mature spiritually? What did Paul expect from Timothy, and what are the principles we can glean from what Paul wrote to Timothy about spiritual matureness? Join us …
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Send us a text Today we continue to in our series on 1 Timothy 3 - we are looking at the aspect of deaconship as a leadership in the church. What is a deacon? How are the roles of elder and deacon different? Who should serve as deacons in the church? These are some questions that we will explore as we look at 1 Timothy 3:8-13. Join us every week at…
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Send us a text As we continue in our journey in and through our current sermon series on 1 Timothy. We look at 1 Timothy 3 on the qualifications of godly church leadership in the form of eldership. What are these qualifications? Can anyone serve as elder? Can women serve as elders in the church? Or is the position and role of eldership only limited…
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Send us a text We continue our sermon series in 1 Timothy. P. Ralph explains how we can pray with perspective according to what Paul says to the young pastor in Ephesus in Timothy. Join us as we look at 1 Timothy 2:1-8, to see how we can pray with perspective in our Christian journey and lives. Join us every week at the City Centre Community Centre…
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Send us a text We continue our sermon series in 1 Timothy. We look at 1 Timothy 1:12-20 where Paul speaks of God's grace. Grace! What does Grace mean? What does it mean for us? How have we encountered God's grace in our own lives, and what should our response be to the grace of God? Join us as we explore this passage together. Join us every week at…
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Send us a text We begin our new sermon series on 1 Timothy! We are looking at 1 Timothy 1:3-11, where Paul gives a strong command to the young Timothy about the false teachers in the church in Ephesus. Their teaching is destructive, and does not build up faith. How does this apply to our lives today? Do we face false teaching today? What does it ma…
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