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Downloading

Sermon audio files are offered for download as MP3 files. After a file is downloaded, you may listen to it with any audio player that is compatible with MP3 files. Apple iTunes is a good player that runs on OS X and Windows. » Get Apple iTunes

Podcasts

Sermon audio files are podcast each week. To subscribe to the RBC Podcast, we recommend using Apple iTunes. Apple iTunes is a good player that runs on OS X and Windows. » Subscribe to RBC Podcast

Streaming

You may play an audio file directly from our Web server. This is called "streaming." Just click the "Play" button beside the sermon you want to listen to and it will begin immediately. This feature requires Adobe Flash Player. » Get Adobe Flash Player

Videos

In order to view photo slideshows and video files, you will need Adobe Flash Player. If you do not have the player installed, you may see a message asking you to download it. » Get Adobe Flash Player

Documents

In order to open certain downloadable documents (forms and brochures, or other printable documents) from this site, we recommend Adobe Reader, which will allow you to open .pdf document files through your web browser. » Get Adobe Reader

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