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Waterloo Pentecostal Assembly

This podcast is made with audio recordings from our weekly Sunday services. Listen to Lead Pastor Dr. Chris Padiath along with our speaking team as they share the gospel in segments broken down into series.

Podcast · By Dr. Chris Padiath and Co. · English · Official site

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Sep 28, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 28, 2026

    Always the Same | Pastor Chris Padiath (opens the original)

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    Everything around us changes. Our circumstances shift, our plans change and even we change over time. But Scripture reveals a God who remains faithfully and uniquely Himself. In the final week of our Above All series, Pastor Chris teaches from Ephesians 1 and explores what it means that God is immutable. Because His character does not change, we can trust His plan, depend on His promises and live in the same resurrection power that raised Jesus from the dead. Even prayer becomes an act of trust,

  2. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    All Powerful | Pastor James Kirimi (opens the original)

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    What does it really mean to believe that God is all-powerful? In Week 2 of our Above All sedries, Hebrews 11 reminds us not to make God small in our hearts. Human ability and modern solutions can be genuine gifts from God, but they were never meant to replace our dependence on Him. Pastor James speaks on how God's power is not measured only by whether we receive the outcome we hoped for. Sometimes He changes the situation. At other times, He gives us the strength to remain faithful within it. Ei

  3. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    All Knowing | Pastor Chris Padiath (opens the original)

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    We often try to understand God by shrinking Him down to something we can comprehend. But the God of Scripture is infinitely greater than our human understanding. Launching our new Above All series, Pastor Chris teaches from Psalm 139 and explores what it means that God is all knowing. His knowledge is unlimited, yet deeply personal. He knows what we are facing today, what lies ahead and every detail of the life He created us to live. Because we are fully known by God, we can trust Him with what

  4. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    Praise Psalms | Pastor Kim Davis (opens the original)

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    Why do we praise God, even when we do not feel like praising? As we conclude our Psalms series, Pastor Kim teaches from Psalm 145 and reminds us that praise begins with who God is. He is the great King over creation and our lives, but He is also compassionate and rich in love. Even in seasons where worship feels difficult, the Psalms invite us to remember His character and offer Him what praise we can. We join generations of God’s people who have gone before us, continuing the chorus that closes

  5. Episode · Aug 24, 2026

    Thanksgiving Psalms | Pastor Kim Davis (opens the original)

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    What happens when we intentionally remember what God has done? In Week 8 of our Psalms series, Pastor Kim explores Psalm 136 and the pattern found throughout Thanksgiving Psalms. We remember how God carried us through past difficulties, tell the story of His faithfulness and respond by giving Him thanks. Thanksgiving is more than feeling grateful. As we recognize God’s provision and mercy, gratitude becomes an active response that gives Him the honour He deserves.

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