Waterloo Pentecostal Assembly

Episodes

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  Pilgrimage Psalms | Pastor Andrew Brown 17.08.2026 36m

  What do we do when we find ourselves somewhere between where we started and where we hoped we would be?In this week of our Psalms series, Pastor Andrew explores Psalm 130 and the Pilgrim Psalms, songs originally sung on the journey toward Jerusalem. They remind us that God is present in the middle, when prayers seem unanswered and the destination still feels far away.As we cry honestly, remember who God is and learn to wait with expectation, even the difficult parts of our journey can shape us into the people God is calling us to become.
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  Imprecatory Psalms | Pastor Kim Davis 10.08.2026 33m

  What do we do with biblical prayers that ask God to judge our enemies?In Week 6 of our Psalms series, Pastor Kim explores the difficult language of the Imprecatory Psalms. Rather than ignoring these uncomfortable passages, we can learn from the way the Psalmists brought their pain, anger and desire for justice honestly before God while leaving the outcome completely in His hands.As followers of Jesus, we are called to forgive and love our enemies while trusting God to judge righteously. These Psalms remind us that justice and forgiveness can coexist, and that even our hardest emotions can become prayers when we surrender them to God.
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  Repentance Psalms | Pastor Michael Okunlola 04.08.2026 42m

  What does genuine repentance look like?In Week 5 of our Psalms series, Pastor Michael teaches from Psalm 51 and David’s response after being confronted with his sin. Repentance is more than regret or asking God to remove the consequences of our choices. It requires honesty, personal responsibility and a willingness to change direction.Through David’s prayer and the story of the prodigal son, we are reminded that God is merciful and ready to restore those who return to Him with a broken and contrite heart.
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  Lament Psalms | Pastor Kim Davis 04.08.2026 40m

  How do we speak to God when we are grieving, angry or overwhelmed by pain?In Week 4 of our Psalms series, Pastor Kim teaches from Psalm 13 and explores the spiritual practice of lament. Speaking from within her own season of grief, she shows us how biblical lament allows us to honestly name our pain while inviting God into it.This message also reminds us that suffering should not be carried alone. As the body of Christ, we are called to weep with those who weep, carry one another’s burdens and help each other move from lament toward renewed trust and praise.
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  Historical Psalms | Pastor Joshua Mathew 04.08.2026 45m

  What can history teach us about following God today?In Week 3 of our Psalms series, Pastor Joshua walks through Psalm 78 and shows how the Historical Psalms invite every generation to remember God's faithfulness. As we reflect on His work throughout history, we're encouraged to place our confidence in Him, obey His Word and remain faithful to His covenant.
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  Wisdom Psalms | Pastor James Kirimi 04.08.2026 38m

  Continuing our summer series, PSALMS: Songs for Every Season, Pastor James explores Psalm 1 and the theme of wisdom. This message reminds us that knowledge alone cannot transform us. Biblical wisdom is the truth that shapes our identity and changes the way we live. By looking at the meaning of blessing, the relationship between knowledge and wisdom, and Christ as the very wisdom of God, we’re invited to become deeply rooted in Jesus and continually transformed into His likeness.
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  Royal Psalms | Pastor Kim Davis 12.07.2026 37m

  In Week 1 of our summer series, Psalms: Songs for Every Season, Pastor Kim Davis opens with Royal Psalms and teaches from Psalm 2. This message shows how the Psalms help us bring our emotions before God and process anxiety, reverent fear and hope through the lens of His kingdom.Royal Psalms point us beyond earthly leaders and toward Jesus, the King of kings. Through God’s sovereignty, the heart of the King and Jesus’ ultimate leadership, we are reminded that even when the world feels uncertain, God is still in control and His purposes will not fail.Series: Psalms: Songs for Every Season | Date: July 5th 2026
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  Authority Over Demons | Pastor Chris Padiath 06.07.2026 49m

  In the final message of our Halos & Horns series, Pastor Chris Padiath teaches from Luke 10:17-20 and reminds us that Jesus has given His people authority over the power of the enemy. This message exposes five spirits found in Scripture and helps us recognize how demonic forces can deceive, dull, enslave, compromise and afflict.As followers of Jesus, we do not need to live in fear of the demonic. We are called to walk in spiritual authority, renounce what is not from God and stand firm in the freedom Christ has given us.
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  Understanding Demons | Pastor Chris Padiath 22.06.2026 50m

  In Week 3 of our Halos & Horns series, Pastor Chris teaches from Luke 11:14-26 and builds a biblical framework for understanding demons. This message looks at the reality of Satan and demonic forces, while reminding us that God has no rivals or equals. Through Jesus’ teaching, we see how demons defend, divide and dwell, but we also see the greater authority of Christ. As followers of Jesus, we are called to stop living in fear, stay alert, guard our spiritual lives and walk in the authority given to us by Christ.
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  Engaging With Angels | Pastor Joshua Mathew 16.06.2026 43m

  In Week 2 of our Halos & Horns series, Pastor Joshua Mathew teaches from Colossians 2:16–19 and Colossians 3:1–4, warning against angel-centered spirituality and reminding us that Christ is enough. Angels are real, but Scripture never calls believers to pray to them, pursue them, or build devotion around them.This message helps us recognize the role of angels, resist unhealthy fascination with supernatural experiences, and refocus our hearts on Jesus. As followers of Christ, our attention, affection, devotion and submission belong to Him alone.Series: Halos & Horns | Date: June 14th 2026
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  Entertaining Angels | Pastor Chris Padiath 16.06.2026 50m

  In Week 1 of our Halos & Horns series, Pastor Chris Padiath teaches from Genesis 18:1-15 and opens a biblical conversation about angels, the unseen realm, and the God who rules over it all. Through Abraham’s encounter near the trees of Mamre, we are reminded that angels are real spiritual beings sent by God for His purposes.This message explores what it means to see, hear, and believe what Scripture teaches about angels without drifting into speculation or fear. As followers of Jesus, we are invited to trust the Lord of Hosts, remain open to His work around us, and ask Him to open our eyes to what we could not see before.Series: Halos & Horns | Date: June 7th 2026
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  Gentleness | Pastor Chris Padiath 07.06.2026 38m

  In the final message of our Real Fruit series, Pastor Chris teaches from Titus 3:1-8 and explores gentleness as part of the fruit of the Spirit. Gentleness is not weakness or passivity. It is Spirit-formed strength expressed through meekness, humility, and Christlike self-control. This message calls us to examine how we respond in conflict, correction, and difficult conversations. As followers of Jesus, we are invited to learn from His gentle and humble heart so that our lives reflect Him both inside the church and in the world. Series: Real Fruit | Date: May 31st 2026
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  Faithfulness | Pastor Chris Padiath 28.05.2026 45m

  In Week 4 of our Real Fruit series, Pastor Chris Padiath teaches from Colossians 1:3-14 and explores faithfulness as part of the fruit of the Spirit. Through the lives of Epaphras, Tychicus, and Onesimus, we see that faithfulness is not just a belief we hold, but a life we live.This message calls us to finish what we have started, remain available for the work of God, and pursue reconciliation when things need to be made right. As followers of Jesus, we are invited to become people who are steady, trustworthy, and faithful in the places God has called us.Series: Real Fruit | Date: May 24th 2026
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  Goodness | Pastor Chris Padiath 21.05.2026 45m

  In Week 3 of our Real Fruit series, Pastor Chris Padiath teaches from 1 Timothy 6:11-19 and explores goodness as a fruit of the Spirit. Goodness is more than appearing moral or being considered a “good person.” It is formed by God and revealed through the way we live.This message looks at a good conscience, good deeds, and a good reputation as evidence of Spirit-formed character. As followers of Jesus, we are called to reflect the goodness of God in our choices, our actions, and the way we represent Christ wherever we go.Series: Real Fruit | Date: May 17th 2026
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  Kindness | Pastor Chris Padiath 11.05.2026 38m

  In Week 2 of our Real Fruit series, Pastor Chris Padiath teaches from Colossians 3:12-17 and explores the biblical meaning of kindness. While culture celebrates being “nice,” scripture calls believers to something deeper through compassion, truth, reconciliation, and Spirit-formed love.This message examines how kindness reflects the character of God, leads people toward repentance, and transforms the way we treat others. As followers of Jesus, we are called not only to receive His kindness, but also to continue in it.
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  Patience | Pastor Chris Padiath 04.05.2026 37m

  In Week 1 of our Real Fruit series, Pastor Chris Padiath teaches from Galatians 5:16–26 and explores the true meaning of patience. Rather than being passive or reactive, biblical patience is formed by the Spirit through steadfast love and slowness in the face of anger.Through the lens of the Greek word “makrothumia,” this message shows how God models patience toward us and calls us to reflect that same character in our daily lives. As we learn to walk by the Spirit, patience becomes a visible fruit that shapes how we love, respond, and endure.Series: Real Fruit | Date: May 3rd 2026
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  A Global Church | Pastor Chris Padiath 29.04.2026 50m

  In this final message of our Future Focused Church series, Pastor Chris Padiath explores Acts 11:19–26 and unpacks what it means to be a global church. Looking at the life of Barnabas and the early church in Antioch, we see a model of believers who moved beyond cultural barriers, responded to persecution with purpose, and committed themselves to deep discipleship.This message challenges us to grow not only in number but in depth, to embrace diversity as part of God’s design, and to take responsibility for the global mission of the Church. As followers of Jesus, we are called to pray for the persecuted, invest in the mission, and go wherever God leads.Series: Future Focused Church | Date: April 26th 2026
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  A Model Church | Pastor Chris Padiath 22.04.2026 47m

  In this message, Pastor Chris Padiath continues our Future-Focused Church series by exploring what it means to be a model church. Through 2 Corinthians 8:1–15, we learn from the Macedonian churches who demonstrated radical generosity, deep devotion, and a commitment to supporting other churches.This message calls us to give ourselves fully to God, to grow in consistent generosity, to remain eager in our calling, and to partner with other churches in unity. As we follow this model, we become a church worth imitating — one that reflects the heart of Christ in both word and action.Series: Future-Focused Church | Date: April 19th 2026
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  A Healthy Church | Pastor Chris Padiath 13.04.2026 50m

  As we begin our new series “Future Focused Church,” Pastor Chris takes us to Acts 15:22–33 to explore what it means to be a healthy church. By looking at the early church in Jerusalem, we discover that a thriving church doesn’t happen by accident, it requires intentional discernment, Spirit-led teaching, and a culture of encouragement.This message challenges us to examine our role in building a church that is theologically, spiritually, and missionally vital, not just in vision, but in everyday practice as we follow the leading of the Holy Spirit together.Series: Future-Focused Church | Date: April 12, 2026
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  Rising from the Tomb | Pastor Chris Padiath 08.04.2026 36m

  On this Resurrection Sunday, Pastor Chris walks through John 2:19–22 and revisits the three predictions Jesus made about His death and resurrection. This message challenges us to move from hindsight to foresight by trusting not only what Jesus has done, but also what He has promised to do.Because Jesus was faithful in His suffering, death, and resurrection, we can be confident that every word He has spoken will come to pass. The resurrection is not just an event to remember, it is a truth that shapes how we live today with faith, hope, and expectation.Easter 2026 | Date: April 5, 2026