Based on Psalm 33:1-3, Pastor Joseph Taylor teaches why apprentices of Jesus have this peculiar habit of singing every time we get together.

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Is celebration really a discipline? Pastor Joseph Taylor teaches through a survey of several biblical passages, exploring the biblical case for celebration.

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Pastor Joseph Taylor teaches about how we can push back the darkness by joining our celebrating God, the one for whom the act of creating, and the creation itself, is imbued with the joy of celebration.

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Exploring the biblical and sociological roots of liminality in order to name our season, and learn to navigate it like Jesus.

Jesus radically shifted what it means to be the people of God and to be part of a family. Today we begin exploring what that means for Canopy as start forming "Canopy Communities" around the city.

Over the next few months we will be looking at our core "Startup Practices," which will be an essential part of Canopy becoming a counter-cultural movement within the powerfully formative culture of our city. These are the core practices that we intend to define the culture of this new church. Practicing the way of Jesus includes living out the radical generosity of Jesus through the practice of Giving.

Over the next few months we will be looking at our core "Startup Practices," which will be an essential part of Canopy becoming a counter-cultural movement within the powerfully formative culture of our city. These are the core practices that we intend to define the culture of this new church. And we are beginning with the only practice that we really could begin with – prayer. Prayer is the lynchpin upon which all the other practices hinge.

Startup Practices Part 1

Launch Team gathering teachings from Canopy Church in Chicago