Canaan Fellowship

Bill Teubl MD shares a message about the seasons of life and how God provides grace, tasks, troubles, provisions, and blessings in each season. [00:00:00] Explains he is sharing this framework because he finds it useful...

Eric Schnackenberg opens by introducing his sermon on worship, drawing inspiration from a book he read. He establishes that worship is an inevitable part of human nature and asks the central question of what we choose...

Bruce Hempel delivers a sermon on the book of Hosea, using the prophet’s story as a backdrop to discuss the themes of repentance, national unfaithfulness, and the hope for revival. Introduction to Hosea & The Call...

Bill Teubl opens by discussing how people often avoid self-assessment, but as Christians, we must embrace God’s guidance about how we’re doing since He corrects and directs us as a loving Father. He...

Bruce Hempel speaks on the theme of comfort and faith, drawing primarily from 2 Corinthians. He emphasizes that God is a God of abundance who provides increased comfort and grace proportionate to our trials, using both...

Bill Teubl, a physician, opens by introducing the topic of specific habits that can be nurtured to open one’s life to the work of the Holy Spirit. He clarifies that while much teaching focuses on the...

Bill Teubl introduces Psalm 127 and reflects on what it means to build a house that is bigger than just a family, emphasizing that the household is meant to be a place of worship and generational fruitfulness. He...

<p>Bill Teubl introduces Psalm 127 and reflects on what it means to build a house that is bigger than just a family, emphasizing that the household is meant to be a place of worship and generational fruitfulness. He...

<p>Bruce provides an overview of 1st and 2nd Corinthians, explaining the pagan background of Corinth and why Paul wrote such corrective letters. He emphasizes that teaching and training in truth is better than...

<p>Bill Teubl introduces a sermon from 2 Timothy 3, explaining that Paul describes both the difficulties of the end times and how Timothy (and believers) should live in response. He emphasizes that evil unfolds as part...

<p>Randy Losee begins by recounting a hiking trip where a green backpack nobody wanted to carry became a lesson in serving others. He connects this to the biblical command to bear one another’s burdens and emphasizes...

<p>Bruce Hempel delivers a follow-up sermon on living an actively seeking God lifestyle, focusing on the biblical analogy of believers as a royal priesthood. He draws on the Old Testament tabernacle and priesthood as...

<p>Bill Teubl begins by reading Isaiah 54:1-10, with a focus on verses 4-10, introducing the theme of overcoming shame as one of the blessings of redemption. He emphasizes that this chapter follows Isaiah 53, where...

<p>Bruce opens with a Mother's Day reflection, honoring mothers and exploring Eve's example as "the mother of all living." He transitions into the main topic about actively seeking God, explaining why it matters and how...

<p>Bill introduces a talk on life examination through the lens of relationships, offering a caveat that he finds this area personally challenging and that the goal is not to feel pressured by a checklist but to connect...