Canopy Church Podcast

Since the earliest days of the Church, followers of Jesus have been shaped by the word. Scripture is more than a historical record—it is a living encounter, where God's active presence speaks through written words to ground, challenge, and transform us.In this series, we'll deepen our commitment to reading, studying, meditating on, and surrendering to the Scriptures as we explore essential texts for our discipleship to Jesus. Together, we'll discover how God's word tethers us to life with Him—anchoring us in truth—while also drawing us forward into deeper intimacy and maturity in Christ.

We are so grateful to have a follow up conversation with Tammy Comer about Deliverance after she shared her story a few weeks ago. Bryan and Tammy talk in depth about the the freedom that comes when God delivers us from bondage, and the nuance of approaching it as followers of Jesus filled with the Spirit. We hope this conversation will be deeply informative and helpful!

This week we experienced some technical issues with the recording, so Pastor Bryan created a recap of his sermon. Join us as we continue in our series, Life in the Spirit. 

A Lenten Devotion | Week OneJesus' 40 days in the wilderness was not a time of weakness, but a place of strength. It was a time of intimacy—initiated and sustained by the Holy Spirit in the wilderness. On the other side of those 40 days, Jesus was led out of the wilderness with a sense of power in the Spirit, clarity and confidence in God's purposes for him, and deepened connection with the Father. This is our prayer for Lent in 2025. That each of us would be renewed in strength, confident of God's leading in our lives, drawn towards deeper intimacy with the Father, and filled with the power of the Holy Spirit.

Welcome to the Canopy Church podcast. This week we step into a new 4-week series. At the heart, we want to wake up to God's presence and have a renewed awareness of our identity in Him and where He is at work. 

Welcome to Advent, a season of longing and waiting for God to renew all things. In each of our weekly devotions, we explore the significance of Advent as a time of expectant hope, reflecting on the promises of God and the anticipation of Christ's coming. Join us as we journey together in preparation for the celebration of His birth and the renewal He brings to our world.

Welcome to Advent, a season of longing and waiting for God to renew all things. In each of our weekly devotions, we explore the significance of Advent as a time of expectant hope, reflecting on the promises of God and the anticipation of Christ's coming. Join us as we journey together in preparation for the celebration of His birth and the renewal He brings to our world.

Welcome to the first of a series of podcasts where we hear stories from people within our community. In this episode, get to know Bob and Judie Carlson who have been married for nearly sixty years as they talk about their walk with God through the years.

As we wrap up this months-long journey through the Sermon on the Mount, we wanted to pause and hear stories from our community about what God has been up to in them in light of these teachings. 

We come to the end of our teaching series through the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 7:24-29.

Teaching text: Matthew 7:21-23

Matthew 7:15-2015 “Watch out for false prophets. They come to you in sheep's clothing, but inwardly they are ferocious wolves. 16 By their fruit you will recognize them. Do people pick grapes from thornbushes, or figs from thistles? 17 Likewise, every good tree bears good fruit, but a bad tree bears bad fruit. 18 A good tree cannot bear bad fruit, and a bad tree cannot bear good fruit. 19 Every tree that does not bear good fruit is cut down and thrown into the fire. 20 Thus, by their fruit you will recognize them.

Teaching Passage - Matthew 7:1-6 | Thank you Kathleen Doyle for bringing this word in our series Upside Down Kingdom.