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Welcome to the weekly podcast of City Baptist Church in Vancouver, led by Pastor Paul Conner. To learn more, visit our website at https://citybaptist.ca.
City Baptist Church hosts City Baptist Church Vancouver, a religion show with 345 episodes published.
Scripture: Acts 14:7-22 Summary: Paul and Barnabas laboured together with one clear purpose: to preach and publish the gospel of Jesus Christ. When God’s power brought them praise, they refused false worship and pointed
Scripture: John 3:1–21 Summary: Nicodemus had religion, education, and respect, yet he still came to Jesus searching for answers. Jesus went straight to his deepest need: no one can enter God’s kingdom through good works
Scripture: Daniel 11-12 Summary: In Daniel 11-12, God pulls back the curtain and reminds us that history is not random, rulers are not ultimate, and tomorrow is not outside His hands. Daniel sees kingdoms rise, evil boas
Scripture: Daniel 10 Summary: Daniel 10 pulls back the curtain and reminds us that there is more happening than what we can see. Daniel prayed, and from the very first day, God heard him—even though the answer was delaye
Scripture: Daniel 9:20–27 Summary: God is never early, never late, and never forgets what He promised. In Daniel 9, God gave a prophetic calendar pointing to the coming of the Messiah, reminding us that Jesus’ death was
Scripture: John 1:12; Ephesians 4:23-32 Summary: Before we talk about building a stronger home, we have to ask the most important question: are we part of the family of God? God created every person, but John 1:12 says w
Scripture: Daniel 9:1-19 Summary: Daniel didn't stumble into powerful prayer by accident - his prayer was born out of God's Word. As he read the promises of God in Jeremiah, his heart was driven to humility, confession,
Scripture: Daniel 8:1–27 Summary: Daniel 8 reminds us that counterfeit kings may rise with power, pride, and cruelty, but they are always on borrowed time. Earthly kingdoms look strong for a season, yet every one of them
Scripture: Daniel 7 Summary: What if the strongest proof that God’s Word is true isn’t a clever argument, but fulfilled prophecy right in front of us? Daniel 7 shows kingdoms rising like wild beasts, powerful and terrify
Scripture: Daniel 6 Summary: Daniel’s story reminds us that faith is not proven when life is easy, but when pressure comes and obedience costs something. He did not suddenly become courageous in the lions’ den; he simply
Scripture: Daniel 6:1–10 Summary: Daniel lived in a world that kept changing, but his faith did not. Even when a new kingdom rose, a new ruler took power, and a new law threatened his life, Daniel stayed steady because h
Scripture: John 20:1–10; 1 Corinthians 15:3–8; Romans 10:9 Summary: The empty tomb is not just a hopeful symbol; it is God’s witness that Jesus truly conquered sin and death. The grave clothes left behind, the many eyewi
Scripture: Psalm 96 Summary: Psalm 96 reminds us that the Great Commission did not begin in the New Testament. From the beginning, God’s people were called to declare His glory among the nations because He alone is Creat
Scripture: Daniel 5 (The Writing on the Wall) Summary: Here’s the tension: God had already shown what pride does through Nebuchadnezzar, but Belshazzar ignored it and lived like he was untouchable. And isn’t that us some
Scripture: Daniel 4 Summary: Daniel 4 reminds us that God knows how to get the attention of proud people, even kings. Nebuchadnezzar had power, success, and a kingdom that looked untouchable, but God showed him that ever
Scripture: Daniel 3 Summary: Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego show us what real faith looks like: not faith that obeys only when the outcome feels safe, but faith that says, “Our God is able—and even if He does not rescue
Scripture: Daniel 2:24–49 Summary: Daniel 2 reminds us that God is not nervous about the rise and fall of kingdoms—He rules over them all. Nebuchadnezzar looked powerful, but even the greatest empires are temporary, whil
Scripture: Daniel 2:1–24 Summary: Daniel’s story reminds us that faithfulness to God does not remove us from pressure, but it does anchor us in the middle of it. When everything around him became unstable, Daniel did not
Scripture: Daniel 1:8–21 Summary: Daniel’s breakthrough started in the secret place: “Daniel resolved” (purposed) in his heart not to defile himself. Babylon tried to rename him, retrain him, and reshape him, but Daniel
Scripture: 1 Timothy 6 Summary: In 1 Timothy 6, Paul reminds us that godliness with contentment is great gain, because we brought nothing into this world and we’ll take nothing out. The love of money promises security, b
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