HeyJaredCanaan Fellowship
A christian fellowship attempting to follow Jesus faithfully
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What Do You Worship? The Golden Calf and Our Modern Idols (opens the original)
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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 to worship. He bases his message on the story of the golden calf from Exodus 32. [00:00:00] Everyone worships something, whether they acknowledge it or not, and the word worship comes from the old English worthship, meaning something worthy of honor. [00:01:20] Every human and cult
Hosea: God’s Heart for an Unfaithful Nation (opens the original)
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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 to Repentance Bruce introduces the book of Hosea, a prophet to the prosperous northern kingdom of Israel, and sets the theme of the sermon: repentance and revival. He encourages the congregation to read all 14 chapters as homework. [00:00] Introduces the book of Hosea and the theme of
The Seasons of Life (opens the original)
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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 introduces a chart outlining life seasons, acknowledging that while some enjoy tests and others avoid them, spiritual growth requires honest reflection without overthinking. Bill aims to walk through the chart’s columns to show how God speaks to us in each stage of life. Introduction and approach [00
The God of All Comfort, the God of Abundance (opens the original)
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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 Paul’s experiences and the Old Testament story of Elijah as examples. Introduction: Bruce opens by explaining his decision to revisit 2 Corinthians after previously covering it quickly. He notes that Chris Sickler prompted this message by highlighting comfort as a key theme in the
Nurturing the Spirit: Seven Habits (opens the original)
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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 Spirit’s work enabling our actions, there are also proactive habits that serve as “pedagogues” – guides that lead us to Jesus, who then gives us the Spirit. He outlines seven specific disciplines, grounded in scripture, that can be formed to nurture spiritual life. Intro to the Concept of Spiritual
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