Canvas Church

In this message, we see how God prepares hearts, leads the willing, empowers bold proclamation, and transforms lives. Like Philip, we’re called to follow the Spirit’s lead, even when it’s inconvenient. One life is worth the detour.

In this message, Pastor Ben reminds us that God still uses ordinary people to do extraordinary things. We can all be used mightily, and it starts in the presence of an almighty God.

Pastor Ben continues our Power to Proclaim series, teaching us how God uses miracles, not just to heal bodies, but to open hearts to the Gospel. It’s not about the miracle itself, but the message it points to: Jesus.

In today’s world, it can be intimidating to speak out about our faith in a pluralistic society. Just as Peter boldly proclaimed the gospel to a diverse audience, we can too. The Holy Spirit gives us the courage to speak truth even when it’s uncomfortable.

The Holy Spirit’s arrival at Pentecost marked the birth of the church and equipped believers to go into all nations to preach the good news. Our commission is still the same today. Through the Holy Spirit, we are all called and empowered to share Christ in ways that break down barriers and transcend ethnic and cultural boundaries.

The Holy Spirit wasn’t given just to help us walk in holiness but to embolden us for the mission. He empowers us not only to live without compromise but to proclaim the gospel with courage, clarity, and conviction. In this message, Pastor Ben unpacks the true purpose and power of the Holy Spirit: to equip everyday believers to carry the good news to a world in need.

Even in the midst of hopelessness and spiritual dryness, like Ezekiel in the valley of dry bones, God invites us to trust Him with our doubts and speak His word over lifeless places. Answering His call isn’t about understanding everything—it's about obeying His voice, believing that He alone can bring restoration, and stepping into our purpose as Spirit-filled disciples commissioned to make a...

“I don’t need the church; I have Jesus.” It sounds spiritual, but it’s not biblical. This Sunday, Pastor Ben will unpack why following Jesus means belonging to His body—and how the church is God’s chosen way to grow, protect, and mature us in our faith.

Some say miracles ended with the early church—but what if that's not true and something we’ve simply accepted? In this message, Pastor Ben takes us to Scripture to show that miracles are not just part of God’s past—they are a reflection of His very nature, alive and active today through the Holy Spirit and the body of Christ.

Many believe God’s main goal is our happiness—but that mindset can lead us to prioritize comfort over transformation. In this message, Pastor Ben reminds us that God’s true desire isn’t just to make us happy but to make us holy.

Many Christians believe that if God wants them to have something, He’ll just give it to them. While that sounds spiritual, it often leads to passive faith. In this impactful message, Pastor Ben reminds us that when God says, "It’s yours," He’s calling us to rise up, pursue it, and take possession of His promises.

We’ve all heard the phrase, “God won’t give you more than you can handle.” But is that really what Scripture teaches? In this message, we’ll uncover the truth behind this common saying and see that while life may bring more than we can bear, it is God’s comfort—not our own strength—that sustains us.

Too often, people treat Scripture like a self-help manual, using verses as motivational slogans to chase personal ambitions. But the Bible isn’t a story about us—it’s a revelation of God’s purposes. In this sermon, Pastor Ben uncovers the deeper truth behind Philippians 4:13, reminding us that true strength comes not from pursuing our fantasies but from surrendering to God's calling.

Although we have the right to determine what’s good and what’s not, our interpretation can often contradict God's definition of good. In today's message, Jeremiah shares that it’s only after we forfeit our understanding of good and submit to God's definition that we can live according to God's will and His purpose for our lives.

Many people believe that money is evil or at the root of many evils that exist in the world. In this message, Pastor Ben corrects this common misunderstanding and shows us that it is the love of money that's at the root of many different kinds of evil.

We live in a culture that says, "Live your truth." This phrase has become a moral compass for many, including Christians, but it's a compass with no true north. In this Easter message, Pastor Ben teaches us that our truth is based on emotions and feelings, but God's truth is based on revelation.

There are many misconceptions about what people believe the Bible says but doesn't, and this can lead to bad theology that impacts our lives. As we kick off the series, Pastor Ben dives into one of the big ones and shows us that God helps the helpless.

Many times what we are struggling with is not because of our own choices or even things that have been done to us, but rather it is demonic. In this message, Pastor Ben teaches how to break free from demonic strongholds. 

As a Christian, how do I stay free, and how do I truly know I am free in Christ? In this message, Pastor Ben breaks down how to stay free and how we can truly know we are free in Jesus Christ.

Our testimonies are meant to be a double blessing; a blessing to the one giving the testimony and the one who hears it. This week, Pastor Ken shares how we can find freedom in sharing our story.

Finding freedom in Christ and staying free is not always the easiest road, but it's always the most rewarding. In this message, Pastor Ben teaches how we can go from bondage to freedom and stay free in Christ. 

Jesus told us as his followers to be the salt of the earth and the light of the world. But what happens when the salt loses its saltiness and the light stops shining? In this message, Pastor Ben teaches us the power of being an impact on the world around us and what happens when we stop doing so.

True freedom is not a solo journey; it is a communal experience, where we share in the burdens, joys, and growth of one another. In this message, Pastor Ben explores this truth.

Worry is a significant issue in our society today with so much uncertainty about the future of our economy and world events. However, as Christians, we face all these challenges from a different perspective, which allows us to be free from the cares of the world. In this installment of Freedom, Pastor Ben teaches how we can get free and stay free in Jesus.

As we walk out our newfound freedom in Christ here on the earth, one of the greatest bondages the enemy will try and put on you is the bondage of shame. In this installment of our Freedom Series, Pastor Ben teaches how we can walk free from shame and fulfill all that God has for us.