The Waterloo Tabernacle Podcast

From Sunday morning October 11, 2026. Join us as we examine how the gospel was spread the power of the Holy Spirit in the book of Acts and how it relates to what God is speaking over our church.

From Sunday morning,  October 4, 2026. Join us as we discuss the necessity of contending for the faith in this hour as well properly defining the biblical gospel of repentance.

From Sunday morning, September 20, 2026. Join us as we discuss what it means to get back to first love with Jesus.

From Sunday morning, August 23, 2026. Join us as we discuss how to read the Bible in it's proper context and the importance of doing so.

From Sunday morning August 2, 2026. Join us CJ discusses the DNA of our church and recasts the vision of how God has burdened us. In it, he answers the question, "What are we about as a church?"

From Sunday morning July 19, 2026. Join us as we hear from our elders Mike and Sharon Harris who speak into our church navigating a very difficult loss.

From Sunday morning June 5, 2026. Join us as we read Revelation 2 and the address to the church of Ephesus. What does it mean to enjoy and love God?

From Sunday Morning June 21, 2026. Join us as we discuss the importance of staying in awe of God and remembering all that he has done. We examine the Exodus story and what led to backsliding.

From Sunday morning May 10, 2026. Join us as we discuss Biblical generosity and questions around the tithe.

From Sunday morning April 5, 2026. Join us as we examine Old and New Testament scriptures to see and celebrate Jesus as the Passover Lamb. What does this mean for us?

From Sunday morning March 22, 2026. Join us as we discuss the power of a baptism that sparked such a powerful time in the Lord's presence as we witnessed a baptism in the gathering.

From Sunday morning March 8, 2026. Join us as we go through several scriptures on the importance of remembrance in our lives. Remembering leads us to necessary action. This led to a powerful time of spontaneous remembrance throughout the body.

From Sunday morning February 15, 2026. Join us as we continue to give tools for discipleship as we discuss the Luke 10 evangelism model.

From Sunday morning February 8, 2026. Join us as we discuss Jesus call to be faithful with what we've been given, reject inconsistency, and steward what's in front of you with devotion.

From Sunday morning February 1, 2026. Join us as we discuss the story of the Bible and how it helps shape our understanding of the baptism in water and the Holy Spirit.

From Sunday morning January 18, 2026. Join as we discuss how we use Biblical community to fan the flame of discipleship.

From Sunday Morning January 15, 2026. Join us as we take the call to be and make disciples into practical application. What does it practically look like to make disciples?

From Sunday morning January 7, 2026. Join us as we share what we feel God is burning for the new year: a call to GO and being intentional about being and making disciples.

From Sunday morning December 21, 2025. Join us as we examine Isaiah 7 in context and discover the true meaning of Immanuel and what it means for us today.

From Sunday morning December 7, 2025. Join us as we discuss seven Biblical hallmarks of what it means to truly repent.

From Sunday morning November 2, 2025. Join us as we discuss the biblical difference between being a peacekeeper, a peacemaker, and a conflict maker. How can we bring Shalom into brokenness?

From Sunday morning October 19, 2025. Join us as we discuss "hedges of holiness" and how to navigate topics of disagreement as a body. In it we discuss how to stay set apart while not dying on fences of personal conviction that are not in the scriptures.

From Sunday morning October 12, 2025. Join us as we take a look at Revelation 2 and what it means to go back to our first love. We reflect on some of the things God did at the beginning when we fire first started out in Waterloo.

From Sunday morning October 5, 2025. Join us as we discuss through the Scriptures God's desire to dwell with His people and the weight of the glory that now resides in us.