Canaan Fellowship

Canaan Fellowship

  • A Godly Father: Fatherhood Lessons from Job

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    Andrew delivers a sermon titled “A Godly Father: Fatherhood Lessons from Job,” focusing on Job 1 as the primary text. He emphasizes the importance of intentional fatherhood, drawing parallels between Job’s example and the responsibilities of Christian fathers today. The sermon highlights how Job fostered love among his children, sanctified them, and entrusted them to…

  • Courage in the Face of Opposition

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    Bruce Hempel delivers a sermon on courage in the face of opposition, emphasizing the need for believers to boldly shine their light for Christ despite persecution or societal pressure. He connects this theme to earlier messages on the “fear of man” and the disciples’ denial of Jesus, urging listeners to rely on the Holy Spirit…

  • 1 Corinthians 7: Marriage, Singleness, and Practical Grace

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    Bill Teubl discusses 1 Corinthians 7:1-17, focusing on practical guidance for marriage, singleness, and relationships. He emphasizes God’s desire to address every area of life, including sensitive topics, and highlights the importance of peace, grace, and practical wisdom in navigating marital challenges. Bullet points: [00:00] Introduces 1 Corinthians 7 as a practical passage on marriage,…

  • The Hallmark of Christian Faith

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    Bruce Hempel discusses the hallmark of Christian faith as love within the early church, emphasizing how this love was demonstrated through radical generosity, unity, and care for one another. He highlights Jesus’ commandment in John 13:34-35 and shows how this was lived out in Acts, where believers shared possessions and met each other’s needs. The…

  • Galatians 6:1-5: The Ministry of Restoration

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    Bill Teubl focuses on Galatians 6:1-5, emphasizing the word “restore” and its significance in helping believers who stumble. He explores how restoration involves gentle correction, mutual burden-bearing, and alignment with God’s grace, while contrasting the apparent contradiction between bearing others’ burdens and carrying one’s own load. The sermon highlights practical ways to restore others through…

  • The Early Church: Growth and Opposition

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    This sermon by Bruce Hempel begins with a personal reflection on the importance of friendship, shared through a story of a lifelong friend, before transitioning into a detailed exploration of the early church’s development as described in the Book of Acts. Bruce connects the ministry of Jesus to the events following His resurrection, emphasizing the…

  • Five Lessons That All Our Children Must Learn

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    This sermon by Bruce Hempel focuses on essential lessons for children and parents, emphasizing the importance of love, discipline, and spiritual growth. Delivered with personal anecdotes and biblical references, Bruce outlines five critical lessons that children must learn to navigate life and faith. [00:01:27] Life’s Challenges and God’s Plan: Bruce opens with a song about…

  • God is Not Who You Want Him to Be

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    This sermon by Andrew explores the concept of understanding God as He truly is, rather than as we might wish Him to be. Delivered with a unique approach using PowerPoint, the talk challenges listeners to confront their misconceptions about God and seek a deeper, authentic relationship with Him. [00:00:00] Opening Prayer: Andrew begins with a…

  • Knowing Christ: The Foundation of Discipleship

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    This sermon by Randy Losee focuses on the theme of discipleship, emphasizing that knowing Christ is the foundation of a disciple’s life. Delivered in an abridged format due to time constraints, the message explores how a relationship with Jesus shapes believers through faith and salvation. [00:00:00] – Opens with a prayer for guidance and encouragement…

  • Discipleship in Paul’s Letters

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    This sermon by Philip Schnackenberg focuses on the theme of discipleship, drawing from the life and letters of Paul to explore the qualities of a disciple-maker and the relational dynamics involved. Philip examines Paul’s teachings and personal examples to highlight the humility, endurance, and emotional investment required in discipleship. The message also touches on both…