What Worship Does | Psalm 100:1-2
What does it mean to worship God? Beginning a sermon series on Psalm 100, we look at verses 1 and 2 to see the enthusiastic call and command to worship.
Beyond Babylon | Revelation 15-18
How does God view cities? How are Christians called to live in the city? We examine these questions using the framework of Babylon in Revelation.
People of the Beast | Revelation 13:11-14:7
Politics and Religion | Revelation 12 & 13
As Christians, how should we interact with politics and political leaders, and how do we serve as witnesses within the culture we live in? We examine that question through the lens of Revelation 12 and 13.
Life in the Spirit | Acts 2:1-21
As we celebrate Pentecost, the day the Holy Spirit descended on the apostles, we look at what it means to life life in tune with the Spirit.
Witness | Revelation 10 and 11
Ascension Meditation | Ellen Vest
Ellen Vest shares a beautiful meditation on the rich symbolism found in the mosaic cross at Canaan Baptist, where we worship on Sunday evenings.
The Seven Trumpets | Revelation 8 and 9
Ordination | Psalm 119:33-40
At Rev. Kevin Antlitz’s ordination to the priesthood, Bishop Steve Breedlove talks about the importance of prayer and humility, in the life of a minister, and a Christian.
Following Jesus | Ezekiel 36:22-28
What does it mean to follow Jesus? Our Bishop Steve Breedlove looks at the importance of companionship, obedience, and imitation.
The Seven Seals | Revelation 6, 7, and 8
Looking at the next three chapters in the book of Revelation, we focus on the seven seals, and what they teach us about the journey of the Christian life: victory, conflict, martyrdom, death, resurrection, and worship.
The Reorienting Power of Worship | Revelation 4 and 5
Easter Sunday: Jesus Revealed | Revelation 1
John’s revelation of Jesus shows us how he can be found in His word and in His church.
Doubt and the Resurrection | John 20:24-31
How do we walk by faith in the midst of life’s storms? As we look at the apostle Thomas’ reaction to the resurrected Christ, we see how Jesus tenderly answered his doubts and how He is able to answer ours.
Easter Vigil: Home in the Desert | Isaiah 35
The Bible tells us the story of Israel in the wilderness is our story — that we’re all pilgrims in a spiritual desert, and this world is not our home. Yet, as we see the resurrected Jesus as the first sign of a resurrected world, we wait with expectation for the day that God will turn the desert into a garden.
Good Friday Meditation
Reflecting on the Lord’s great love and sacrifice on the day of His crucifixion.
Letters to Philadelphia and Laodicea | Revelation 3:7-22
Looking at Jesus’ responses to the Philadelphian and Laodicean church, we can learn from the encouragement and rebuke he gives.
Letter to Sardis: Wake Up | Revelation 3:1-6
Jesus exhorts the church in Sardis to wake up, remember, and repent. How do we live as one alive, not as one with “the reputation of being alive, but…dead” (Revelation 3:1.)
A Letter to Thyatira: The Bride | Revelation 2:18-29
Examining the fourth letter to the churches in Revelation, we see God’s jealous love for His bride, the church.