In this message, guest speaker Dr. Doug Beacham, speaks about rising up in faith in the midst of adversity.  As we declare the deliverance of God, the justification of God, He comes and establishes us.

God blesses us so that we would learn from His generous heart and become a blessing.  Often times we are afraid to talk about money and prosperity. Although some prosperity teaching certainly miss understands the heart of God, pastor Jon aims to show that God is determined to fund his kingdom, and He is always faithful to provide for us.

Jesus prays for us that our faith may not fail.  Before and after His resurrection Jesus was contending for his disciple Peter's faith.

A number of people from Canvas went to the national prayer and worship gathering "The Call Azusa."  Listen to the encouraging words and exhortations of those from our church who were blessed by this experience.

The issues of life flow from the heart.  God is after your heart, and He won't settle for part of you.  As we grow in holiness, we begin to hate the things God hates and love the things God loves.

* This message was preached at Hope Culture Church before Hope Culture merged with Canvas

As believers: We have been given a re-created identity entirely by the grace of the Father, in Christ Jesus, and through the power of the Spirit.

* This message is from Hope Culture Church before it merged with Canvas.

Incarnation: The Father sent the Son (empowered by the Holy Spirit) to seek and save the lost.  Jesus lived the life that we could not live.  He died the death we should have died. He lives to God the life that we now live through faith in His name.

* This message was preached at Hope Culture Church before it merged with Canvas.

The Triune God: There is one God who has revealed Himself to us as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.  The almighty living God is both creator and redeemer.  God is infinitely holy, good, just, loving, merciful, and full of grace in His dealings with all that He has made.  Because God is holy, His wrath burns against sin.

In this sermon we ask the fundamental question, "What is God like?"

Christian community becomes healthy when our respect for each other is based on relationship, rather than reputation.  In this message pastor Gabriel looks at the experience of the Apostle Paul from 2 Corinthians.  The gospel allows us to be real, authentic, vulnerable people.

On this Pentecost Sunday, Laurie Ann Kendrick shares about the significance of Christ's baptism as we seek to understand our identity in Christ.  Pentecost was a moment in which God gave us a picture of how He intends us to be carriers of His Spirit.  We carry the ministry of the Spirit together in community, as well individually.  It is important that we understand how both of these realities are interconnected.