Jrcc Podcasts

Timing is important in so many areas of life, including living by faith. Join the people of Jericho as we launch into our family-inclusive summer teaching series in 2 Samuel by looking at how David reacts to the death of his enemy Saul.

This being Pastor Keith's last Sunday on staff, he challenged us with the words of Jesus: "Come, follow me!" We also spent time blessing and affirming both Keith and Miriam as they transitioned off the staff team. The post-sermon audio...

What are the "signs" of the Lord's Supper? And what exactly are the Corinthians doing wrong when they participate in this meal together? Dr. Brian Cooper (Mennonite Brethren Biblical Seminary) addresses these questions in his message on...

Join the people of Jericho past and present as we join together to celebrate God's faithfulness and declare bankruptcy on self-sufficiency as we follow Him into our second decade.

The spiritual gifts of prophecy and tongues can be messy,. That is why Paul writes to the church in Corinth to give them a greater understanding of discovering, developing and deploying the gifts for the health of the body and the mission of God in...

These 16 verses are perhaps some of the most hotly debated in the New Testament. But what can head coverings, hair lengths & headship teach us about life together in the church? Join Pastor Brad & special guest Leanne McAlister to explore the...

Listen to stories and thoughts from Darryl and Jodi Bueckert who just returned to Langley after taking their family to Mazatlan for six months.

The question of whether or not a Christian could eat idol meat was a hot topic in first-century Corinth. But does it have a contemporary parallel to us today? Listen in as Keith Reed teaches from 1 Corinthians 8 and explores a number of principles.

Where do you turn when you don't know the answer to a question? The early church wrote letters to the Apostle Paul asking for his advice and counsel on various issues. In this text, the topics are sexual immorality, singleness & marriage (you...

On Sunday, May 10, Danny and April Ferguson provided an update to the JRCC community on where they sense God leading them. It was a warm time to speak words of blessing and affirmation over each other as they take the next steps in their journey as...

The first question issued by a human in the Biblical story was from Cain: "Am I my brother's keeper?" God didn't respond to the question and it still feels like a question that many of us ask ourselves. Which is why the teaching...

Some people would say that the objective of a salesperson and a preacher is the same: to get someone to buy. But in 1 Corinthians 1, the Apostle Paul doesn't respond in a way that sounds like the customer is always right.

There are 96 different images of the Church in the New Testament. Join the people of JRCC as we explore three of them (field, building, temple) and how they shape our mandate, and our message.

Where two or more are gathered, there are politics. This might explain why church can sometimes feel messy, but how are we to respond? Listen in as Pastor Keith teaches from 1 Corinthians 1:10-17.

What you build on matters... so what's the foundation of the Christian faith? In I Cor 15 we find both bedrock but also disagreement. Join us as we explore the implications of the resurrection.

We brought a taste of Kids @ The Ridge up to the Banquet Hall as we explored the Feast of Harvest in Leviticus 23 (don't you think Pastor Brad should preach with puppets more often?)

Communitas Sunday is an invitation for people in our church community to share how God has been at work in their lives. Listen in as people share how they've been hearing from God and the action they've taken during our teaching series on...

How do I know if I'm being truly generous? Is it right to compare myself to others to get a benchmark? What about the size of my gift? In 2 Corinthians 8, Paul gives a generosity report card to a church. Join the conversation to see what...

Beginnings and endings seem to hold extra significance to us. Which makes it intriguing that the Apostle Paul ends his letter to Timothy with some urgent instructions: guard what you have been entrusted with. What is Paul talking about? Listen in as...

Throughout history, pain has evoked deep emotion. People who wonder where God is in the midst of pain find various ways of bringing that which is inside out into the open, as a way of finding meaning. Join the people of Jericho as Dr. Ron Toews...