Canaan Fellowship

Sunday Service

  • Seven Churches part 2

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    Part two of a two-part series on the seven churches of Revelation, delivered by Nathan Hepworth. This continues from a previous sermon on February 23rd, 2025. This installment shifts from the near-term view to a deeper, prophetic interpretation, focusing on the churches—Ephesus, Smyrna, Pergamum, Thyatira, Sardis, Philadelphia, and Laodicea—as outlined in Revelation 1-3. Nathan explores…

  • Seven Churches part 1

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    Part one of a two-part series on the seven churches of Revelation. Nathan Hepworth draws from a recent trip to Turkey and Greece. Part one focuses on a surface-level exploration of the historical and geographical context of the churches—Ephesus, Smyrna, Pergamum, Thyatira, Sardis, Philadelphia, and Laodicea. This covers Revelation 1-3, highlighting each church’s unique strengths,…

  • The early church as depicted in the Book of Acts

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    Bruce Hempel delivered this sermon focusing on the early church as depicted in the Book of Acts, encouraging the congregation to read Acts and providing an outline of its key events and themes. Below is a concise summary of the sermon’s main points with timestamps.

  • Three essential characteristics of effective Christian leadership

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    Bill Teubl discusses three essential characteristics of effective Christian leadership: maturity in worship, discernment, and understanding authority. He emphasizes that these traits are vital for recognizing good leaders, personal growth, and serving as elders in the church. [00:00:00] Introduces the topic of leadership and outlines three key characteristics. [00:01:52] First characteristic: Worship/Maturity (Ephesians 4:13, Matthew…

  • The Ransom of the Lord

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    Casey Losee delivers a sermon focused on the theme of ransom in Psalm 49, contrasting the futility of earthly wealth with the eternal redemption offered by God. The message emphasizes that no human effort or riches can secure eternal life—only Christ’s sacrificial ransom can deliver us from death. The sermon also calls believers to steward…

  • The Household of God

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    Bill Teubl explores 1 Thessalonians 5:12-22, focusing on the themes of unity, patience (“long-suffering”), and the healthy functioning of the church as a “household” of believers. He emphasizes the role of leaders in admonishing, encouraging, and helping others, while highlighting the fruits of a spiritually healthy community, such as rejoicing, prayer, and discernment. [00:00] Introduces…

  • Faithfulness and Devotion to God

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    Bruce Hempel delivers a sermon contrasting the faithfulness of Hannah with the unfaithfulness of Eli’s sons in 1 Samuel 1-2. He emphasizes devotion, keeping promises to God, and the importance of worship as a lifestyle of sacrifice. The message warns against self-centeredness and calls believers to live as faithful priests, honoring God in all areas…

  • Hearing God’s Voice

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    Bill Teubl MD discusses 1 Samuel 3, focusing on how Samuel learned to hear God’s voice and the principles we can apply to recognize God’s voice in our own lives. He emphasizes the importance of faithfulness, spiritual clarity, and drawing near to God, while also addressing how God confirms His voice to us and the…

  • God Values Family

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    Randy Losee’s sermon emphasizes that God values family in all its forms—men as husbands and fathers, women as wives and mothers, children, and the elderly. He explores this theme through the Christmas narrative, highlighting how God intentionally involved each family role in Jesus’ birth and early life to demonstrate His design for human relationships. Key…

  • Hope in Suffering

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    Bill Teubl explores Romans 8:18-25, focusing on the themes of hope and glory amid suffering. He connects depression to a lack of hope and emphasizes how believers can anchor themselves in the future glory promised by God, even in present struggles. The passage reveals creation’s longing for redemption and the transformative hope available to believers.…