Walk Worthy is our official podcast from Hespeler Baptist Church featuring sermons, encouragements, discussions, and more as we strive to be disciples and make disciples who walk worthy of the gospel (Philippians 1:27).
Here are some examples of what we can do for others based on what I’d like someone to do for me (get specific)
1Knowing Jesus as I do, would I want someone to tell me about Jesus if I didn’t know him already? Yes! But how? Personally, caringly, earnestly, gently, and knowingly. Though the unbeliever may not “want” to hear about Jesus.2If I were in a place and didn’t know anyone (new or otherwise), what would I want someone to do for me? Commit to meeting one new person per month
3Ask someone for coffee or dinner who you think may be too busy to accept
4Give or volunteer to serve in our mercy min or a community service of mercy
5Start a life group and invite those who don’t have one
6Ask someone to read the Bible with you, Visit someone who is shut in or sick
7Pray with people in the moment while they are with you
8Make a new friend with someone NOT in your regular social circle
9When you hear of tragedy in someone’s life, join them and weep with them
10When you see someone getting angry with someone, intervene
11Rather than minimizing an offense, have an awkward conversation to confess your sin
12Offer regular meals, regular prayers, regular texts, emails and phone calls, even hand written notes and cards or just stopping by to visit someone you’ve met
13See a need and meet it. If it’s obvious, do something, love covers a multitude of sin
Biblical counselling, at its heart, is a conversation where one person helps another grow toward maturity in Christ with words of wisdom, rooted in the knowledge of Scripture, applied skillfully toward another person, who is becoming intimately and lovingly known by the other person, seeking God together for help in a time of need. (Ephesians 4:1-16)
If you have any questions: counsellingmoments@hespelerbaptist.ca
Join us each week as the pastoral staff of Hespeler Baptist Church gathers to reflect on the latest sermon and dive into the questions that have surfaced from our life groups.
Biblical counselling, at its heart, is a conversation where one person helps another grow toward maturity in Christ with words of wisdom, rooted in the knowledge of Scripture, applied skillfully toward another person, who is becoming intimately and lovingly known by the other person, seeking God together for help in a time of need. (Ephesians 4:1-16)
If you have any questions: counsellingmoments@hespelerbaptist.ca
Biblical counselling, at its heart, is a conversation where one person helps another grow toward maturity in Christ with words of wisdom, rooted in the knowledge of Scripture, applied skillfully toward another person, who is becoming intimately and lovingly known by the other person, seeking God together for help in a time of need. (Ephesians 4:1-16)
If you have any questions: counsellingmoments@hespelerbaptist.ca
We discussed Pastor's Sergei experience at the Weekender in Toronto and our latest sermon - The Polarizing Entry.
The pastoral staff meets weekly to review the sermon and any unanswered questions from our life groups.
This week Pastor Caleb talks about his trip to North Carolina for the Coram Deo Pastor!
Finding Rest in Jesus is linking the lessons of Exodus. It’s finding rest in Jesus in the Exodus. We’re looking at this pattern of trial and testing to increase trust in the Lord, leading to rest in him, and how we then export that from Exodus to Jesus in what it looks like to answer the call of Matthew 11:28 to rest in Jesus.
Pastoral staff debriefs the sermon from the previous Sunday. To learn more: www.hespelerbaptist.ca
Pastoral staff meets weekly to review the previous Sunday service and review the sermon.
Pastor Kevin interviews leaders from a Life group at Church.
If you would like to join a life group, please visit: https://www.hespelerbaptist.ca/lifegroups
The pastoral team of HBC reviews this past week's sermon.
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Have questions or insights you'd like to share? We'd love to hear from you! Contact us at counsellingmoments@hespelerbaptist.ca, and Pastor Kevin may address your thoughts in future episodes.
Have questions or insights you'd like to share? We'd love to hear from you! Contact us at counsellingmoments@hespelerbaptist.ca, and Pastor Kevin may address your thoughts in future episodes.
Pastors Sean and Caleb talk their favourite books read in 2023 as suggestions for you 2024.
Pastor Sean sits down with the interim President of Heritage College and Seminary. They talk about how Bob entered this role, what he’s learned about Heritage so far, the past and potential future influence of Heritage, and what’s next for the school.
Listen in on this debrief of Pastor Kevin’s recent sermon on Hebrews 2:14-16: Destroying the Power of Death and the Devil. His main sermon points fitting with our advent series were 1) The Word became flesh… to partake of the same nature as the children; 2) The Word became flesh… to destroy the one who has the power of death; 3) the Word became flesh… to deliver all those enslaved by the fear of death; 4)The Offspring of Abraham flourish by faith in Christ and forsake their fear of death.
This week, we debrief the sermon by Pastor Caleb and we discuss on how we prepare our sermons.
In this week's episode, Pastor Kevin digs in Hebrews 3:12 and helps disciple one another.
This week, we debrief the sermon and a few questions we get from the members about our Christmas devotional.
This week, we debrief the sermon and the members meeting.
We talked about a previous podcast episode that Pastor Sean did with Ryan Fullerton. Here's the link to listen to it: https://spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/vgXg11V07Eb
Have you ever compared yourself with someone else? Have you ever used horizontal differences and turned the vertical? As a created being, do we assigné value to things our Creator never intended? This week's podcast helps us understand this concept and gives us a biblical perspective. This episode is available on every podcast platform and Youtube.
Pastor Sean interviews Aaron Murray during the missions conference. To learn more about Aaron and Zach's ministry: https://missionqc.org/en/missionaries/aaron-murray-zach-laustsen/
Ryan Fullerton is the Pastor of Immanuel Baptist Church in Louisville, Kentucky. Along with his responsibilities at Immanuel, he helps lead the global church planting and revitalizing efforts of the Immanuel Network. He is also the co-author of Pray for the Flock with Brian Croft and Encountering God Through Expository Preaching with Jim Orrick and Brian Payne.Chris Shipley is the pastor of sending and counselling.
Pastor Sean interviews Tommy and Lorne Millar from Scotland. Tommy and Lorne serve as church planters with 20Schemes. Learn more: https://20schemes.com/the-schemes/maryhill/
Our pastoral team meets every week to discuss the sermon and give godly encouragement and godly criticism. We decided to record the sermon review and answer a few questions from our life groups.
Brad Buser shares about his call to ministry and missions.
Learn more about Radius: https://radiusinternational.org/
As part of our weekly meeting, the pastors of Hespeler Baptist Church meet to go over the sermon. We want to give and receive godly encouragement and godly criticism.
If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to podcast@hespelerbaptist.ca
Pastor Kevin host Aaron and Zach, church planters in Quebec, during the missions conference. They've shared during a men's breakfast how to engage in gospel conversations with people around us. Enjoy!
The pastoral team debriefs Brad Buser's sermon on missions.
If you have any questions about missions please reach out to one of the pastors.
www.hespelerbaptist.ca
Ephesians 2:1-10. We would like to welcome Andrew Rokeby to Hespeler Baptist Church. Andrew is a Fellowship missionary who is raising support to head to Japan.
Pastor Sean will be introducing our new series on Exodus. This Sunday he will be preaching from Exodus 1:1-7.
Pastor Sean will be preaching from Psalm 88 - God will only populate and propagate His Kingdom with the poor in spirit. Originally recorded on March 19, 2023.
Pastor Caleb will be preaching from Psalm 63. This psalm teaches us that troubled Christians cling to God.
This is a series for everyone. Unless the Lord comes again soon, we will all meet death one day. That being the case, we need to know how to prepare for this serious eventuality. Pastor Caleb will draw on the wisdom of Scripture and Puritan thinking for this series.
Pastor Caleb will be preaching from Hebrews 8:1-13.We can approach the Lord’s Table joyfully and gratefully because we have a better mediator of a better covenant.
Pastor Sean will be preaching from 139. When we marvel at our God’s intimate acquaintance of us, we’ll long for more intimate acquaintance with Him.
Pastor Sean will be preaching from Psalm 73. Unless settled by God's judgment and satisfied with God's presence, we'll slip into the paths of the ungodly..
Pastor Sean will be preaching from Psalm 103. When we talk ourselves into praising Yahweh we’ll want to talk everyone else into praising Yahweh too.
Pastor Sean Sheeran preaches on: 1. The Case for Meaningful Local Church Membership, 2. The Importance of Meaningful Local Church Membership.
Pastor Sean Sheeran preaches from Titus 1:10-16. Churches that bless the nations are protected by qualified elders from gospel distorters.
Pastor Sean Sheeran preaches from Titus 1:5-9. Churches that bless the nations must be led by elders who are biblically qualified to exercise spiritual authority.
Pastor Sean Preaches from Titus 1:1-4. When we serve God’s purposes on God’s timetable in God’s way we rely on God’s supply. Originally recorded October 9, 2022.
Pastor Sean preaches on Ephesians 3. Everyone loves a good mystery and in Ephesians 3 Paul explains the mystery of how the nations are blessed in Christ. As we’ve just finished up Genesis and are about to embark on a series on the church in Titus, consider this a sermon that bridges both of those. Originally recorded October 2, 2022.
Sean preaches on Genesis. For the past 19 months our church has journeyed through the book of Genesis chapter by chapter and verse by verse. In one final sermon we flyover the whole book to ensure we understand its overarching message and how it fits in into the grand story of redemption, pointing us to Jesus Christ. If you’re a fan of stories where the hero wins, the villain loses, and all is well that ends well, you’ll want to hear this. Originally recorded September 25, 2022
Jacob dies outside the promise land. Joseph's brothers are fearful about retribution. Joseph lives to a ripe old age and dies. On the surface it doesn't seem like this is a good ending to the book of Genesis. But, as we take a closer look we see that even in the face of sin and death, we can have confidence in the future because of good purposes and plans of God. Originally recorded September 18, 2022.
Pastor Sean will be preaching from Genesis 49:1-33. As we lean in to listen to Jacob’s final words to his sons before he dies, we come face to face with the ways Yahweh intends to bless His covenant people, which is ultimately fulfilled through Jesus Christ. Will we walk away from this intimate scene in wonder that we can experience the blessing of Christ through Yahweh’s blessing of Israel? Originally recorded September 11, 2022.
Pastor Kevin will be preaching from Genesis 48:1-22. We will be looking at how the promised blessings of God operate according to his purposes for the praise of Christ and the salvation of his covenant people. Originally recorded September 4, 2022.
Pastor Caleb will be preaching from Genesis 46:28 - 47:31. As Jacob makes his way to Egypt and looks to settle in the land we see five demonstrations of God's provision for the covenant family. As we trace God's provision for the covenant family it should bolster our confidence and bring us comfort that God will ultimately provide for His people. Originally recorded August 28, 2022.
Pastor Sean will be preaching from Genesis 46:1-27. As Jacob plans to head to Egypt to see Joseph after many years, there’s a conundrum: he has to leave the land of promise, which in the past has not gone well for others. But before he leaves, he first draws near to God in worship in a significant place. What happens there changes absolutely everything, showing us the beauty of drawing near to God, and compelling us to do the same. Originally recorded August 21, 2022.
Pastor Sean will be preaching from Genesis 45:1-28. The evil deeds of others against us, and the suffering that this causes, are agonizing loose ends in our lives. How are we to make sense of them? How can God possibly weave them into what He is doing for His glory and for our good? In Genesis 45 the answer to these perennial questions begins to emerge in a climactic moment in Joseph’s life. As we will discover, our sovereign God, Yahweh, makes even evil deeds serve to establish his glory, and to accomplish our good and gladness in Christ. Of this we can rest assured. Originally recorded August 14, 2022.
Pastor Sean will be preaching from Genesis 44:1-34. Originally recorded August 7, 2022.
Pastor Sean will be preaching from Genesis 43. Many times in life we wonder if anything will ever change from the same old same old. This was certainly a question for the mess of the covenant family. While Joseph has been in Egypt for years, not much seems to be different with his father Jacob and his eleven brothers. But as Yahweh’s unstoppable providence continues to unfold, much is about to change, giving us hope for ourselves as we submit to God’s redemptive purposes working out in our world. Are we ready and willing to see our resistance to Yahweh’s ways, our fears over His methods, and our puny thinking over His accomplishments give way before His unstoppable providence? Originally recorded July 31, 2022.
Pastor Caleb will be preaching from Genesis 42:1-38. Famine reunites Joseph and his brothers, though the brothers have no idea that the governor of Egypt is the brother they sold into slavery twenty years ago. The fingerprints of God's providence are all over this text as worldwide events bring the brothers together again and the guilt of the past is brought to the surface. Originally recorded July 24, 2022.
Pastor Caleb will be preaching from Genesis 42:1-38 Famine reunites Joseph and his brothers, though the brothers have no idea that the governor of Egypt is the brother they sold into slavery twenty years ago. The fingerprints of God's providence are all over this text as worldwide events bring the brothers together again and the guilt of the past is brought to the surface. Originally recorded July 17, 2022.
Pastor Sean will be preaching from Genesis 40:1-23. We’re over a decade along in Joseph’s descent down to the pit, down to Egypt, and down to prison. This continues to be a long, difficult valley in the providence of God. And yet, as Joseph’s journey continues, we see Yahweh supply him with everything needed along every step of the way. This gives us confidence to trust God for ourselves and His covenant people in any challenging circumstances we encounter. Originally recorded July 3, 2022.
Pastor Brian will be preaching from Genesis 39:1-23. Originally recorded June 26, 2022.
Pastor Brian will be preaching from Genesis 38:1-30. In what is a dark passage, and a seemingly out-of-place story of Judah and Tamar, God provides glimmers of good news that should encourage us all. Originally recorded June 19, 2022.
Pastor Kevin will be preaching from Genesis 37:12-36 God repeatedly works his plans and purposes of redemption through the perverse plots of people. We see this in the life of Joseph beginning in Genesis 37:12 and ultimately at the cross of Christ where salvation is secured. Furthermore, this pattern reveals what we may expect our own path of redemption will look like. Originally recorded June 12, 2022.
Join us as we celebrate the ordination of Pastor Brian. Pastor Caleb Hall will be giving a "charge" to Pastor Brian from 2 Timothy 4:1-5. Pastor Sean Sheeran will be giving a charge to the church from Titus 3:13. Originally recorded June 5, 2022.
Pastor Sean will be preaching from Genesis 36:1-37:1. Originally recorded May 11, 2022.
Pastor Sean gives a "charge" to Pastor Caleb from 1 Timothy 4:16. Pastor Roger Pascoe gives a charge to the church from 1 Corinthians 15:58. Originally recorded May 15, 2022.
Pastor Caleb preaches from Genesis 35:1-29. As the Jacob narrative (Genesis 25 - 35) comes to a close, it is evident that Jacob's life has been one of continual turbulence; Jacob has been the cause of his own distress. In Genesis 35 we are pointed to the enduring grace of God - a grace that meets us in our distress and failure. Originally recorded Sunday, May 8, 2022.
Pastor Sean preaches from Genesis 34:1-31. Like his father Isaac before him, and his grandfather Abraham before him, Jacob’s failures, and the failures of his sons, are utterly repugnant. These are some of the worst moments of Jacob’s life, calling into question how it is that Yahweh could stomach partnering with such flawed individuals. Yet despite the colossal failures of the seed of Abraham, Yahweh’s faithfulness to raise up one born of a woman to crush the head of the serpent is invincible, and this is the best of God that we ache for when the complete disaster of partial obedience exposes us to the worst of people. Originally recorded Sunday, May 1, 2022.
Pastor Roger Pascoe will be preaching from Genesis 33:1-20. The main message of this chapter is that reconciliation is made possible through humility and love that are rooted in God's grace. Originally recorded April 24, 2022.
Dr. Stephen Yuille will be preaching from Job 19:25-27. Originally recorded Easter Sunday, April 17, 2022.
Dr. Stephen Yuille preaches from Romans 5:8-9. Originally recorded Good Friday, April 15, 2022.
Pastor Sean preaching from Genesis 32:1-32 - Jacob undergoes an extremely significant transformation in Genesis 32. He has to deal with Esau, and by extension, God, as a result of his deception 20 years earlier. He is threatened, fearful, prayerful, wrestles with God alone in the dark, is defeated, and limps away, yet with a new name and God’s blessing at the break of day. Are we prepared for God to humble our schemes and ambitions so that we would truly know his blessing?
Originally recorded April 10, 2022.
This weekend is our missions conference "Facing a Task Unfinished" and we are pleased to welcome John Denbok, the Executive Director from SIM Canada to preach the Word at our morning worship service. Hear from Genesis 12:1-3; Psalm 67:1-4; Exodus 19:4-6
In the world of music there is a term known as “overture,” which introduces melodies, harmonies, and movements that the audience will hear throughout a performance. As we continue in Genesis, we come to a theological overture in the life of Jacob, a taste of what is to come for those who belong to Yahweh. But is this anthem one that our ears are tuned to? Is Yahweh’s salvation anthem the theme song of our lives? Pastor Sean is preaching from Genesis 31:22-55. Originally recorded March 27, 2022.
Pastor Sean preaches from Genesis 30:25-31:21. At some point in the life of a Christian, or in the life of a church, God’s people will find themselves looking around in despair or anger at this never ceasing conundrum: wicked people prosper. In this episode in Jacob’s life, after 20 years of woe at the hands of his uncle Laban, we can confidently say that the wicked will not proposer forever. God will curse those who curse us and bless us in the process. Originally recorded live at HBC on Sunday, March 20, 2022.
Pastor Sean preaches from Genesis 29:36-30:24. There’s no doubt: this is an ugly portion of Scripture. Really ugly. There is envy, bitterness, anger, rivalry, superstition, and sexual sin. Yet what’s most shocking isn’t the scandalous sin but the stunning grace. Sin abounds here, but grace abounds all the more. Originally recorded Sunday, March 6, 2022.
Pastor Sean shares from Genesis 29:1-35. When we are not at our best and life is at the worst, God is always with us and God is always working. This event in Jacob’s life assures God’s covenant people of this soul settling reality. Originally recorded March 6, 2022.
This past Sunday, March 6, 2022, we were able to gather for one service all together and this was the first song we sang. If you weren't able to join, may this be encouraging to you and we hope to see you soon.
Pastor Sean preaches from Genesis 28:10-22. In the dark of night, with nothing but a stone for a pillow, between a rock and a hard place, God gives Jacob a beautiful dream of blessed, certain reality. The elements of that dream fill God’s covenant people with hope; the response of Jacob spurs God’s covenant people to worship. Originally recorded February 27, 2022.
Pastor Sean preaches from Genesis 27:41-28:9. In the aftermath of Isaac trying to wrongly give Esau a blessing, Rebekah scheming to make sure this doesn’t happen, Jacob deceiving his blind father, and Esau’s ineffectual tears, we learn about the serious consequences of trying to mess with God’s will. We also learn about the incredible grace of God in the midst of a massive mess. Originally recorded Sunday, February 20, 2022.
Pastor Sean preaches from Genesis 26:34-27:40. The covenant family - Isaac, Rebekah, Esau & Jacob - is a relational and spiritual train wreck. Not everyone is on board with God’s will and not everyone is on board with God’s will in God’s way. What effect does this have on God’s will? Can they resist what He has decreed? Can anyone? Originally recorded Sunday, February 13, 2022.
Cambridge is booming and our pastors are asking: how should we respond as a church? Join them as they kick around some stats on religion in Canada, some stats on the growth of our region, and some specific developments in our own city. For religious stats: https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/en/pub/75-006-x/2021001/article/00010-eng.pdf?st=jDltzXT8. For developments on Cambridge: https://www.cambridgetoday.ca/local-news/developer-wants-to-bring-large-development-to-hespeler-brownfield-site-4895201. For conversations about church buildings: https://www.9marks.org/conversations/on-another-conversation-on-buildings-with-adam-sinnett/ & https://www.9marks.org/conversations/episode-84-on-church-buildings/
Pastor Sean Sheeran preaches from Genesis 26:1-33. By looking back at the passing of the torch from one generation - Abraham - to the next generation - Isaac - we can rightly expect God to fulfill His promises for us in the present and future. Tracing out God’s faithfulness in this way strengthens our faith enormously. Originally recorded February 6, 2022.
Pastor Sean preaches from Genesis 25:19-34. There have been many times in the history of God’s people when it feels like we are at the dead end street of defeat, with no way out. In those moments, which we experience still to this day, God’s sovereign grace assures us of victory, despite the many human liabilities we face. Originally recorded on January 30, 2022.
Over 13 chapters and a span of 100 years we have followed Yahweh’s dealings with Abraham, the father of faith. In Genesis 25:1-18 we summarize his life by attending his funeral. In doing so we observe that our only hope in life and death is to trust our covenant-making, covenant-keeping God. Originally recorded January 23, 2022.
Pastor Caleb throws some questions out to Pastor Sean as we anticipate getting back to our Genesis series this Sunday. After a break for Christmas, and some one-off sermons in January, we’re priming the pump for being back in the first book of the Bible. If you’re looking for some of the resources mentioned (we know you’re not surprised there were some), here they are: The Gospel in Genesis by Martyn-Lloyd Jones; The Message of the Old Testament by Mark Dever; The Pentateuch as Narrative by John H. Sailhamer.
Pastor Sean is doing a pulpit exchange with Pastor James Seward at Maple Avenue Baptist Church in Georgetown. Pastor James preaches from Romans 8:18-25. This passage explores the connection between the groaning of this life and the glory that awaits us. The gospel's blessings flow as far as the curse is found. Originally recorded on January 1, 2022.
Pastor Tom will be preaching from Luke 10:25-37. The parable of the Good Samaritan is a well known story. Here’s the main point that Luke is trying to convey: A true neighbor shows his loved for God by extending self-sacrificing love to fellow neighbors (believers) as evidence of God’s saving grace in their lives. Originally recorded January 9, 2022.
Listen in as Pastor Sean and Pastor Caleb discuss Caleb’s sermon from January 2nd, which kicked off the New Year. In addition to talking through the sermon some more, they also talk about why this sermon was preached at this time in the life of our church.
This is the final chapter of A Book of Comfort for Those in Sickness, entitled: A comfort in the thought of our departure hence. As an epilogue to the reading of the book, Pastor Sean reads two passages of Scripture to add to our comfort in the thought of our crossing the threshold into eternity.
Pastor Sean will be preaching from Matthew 2:1-12. Originally recorded December, 26, 2021.
Following a bit of a hiatus, Pastor Sean is continuing to read aloud P.B. Power’s book. The title of Chapter 10: A Comfort in the Thought That We Shall Have To Be Alone
Kevin Gabriel is preaching from Psalm 72/Luke 1:26-38. Originally recorded on November 28, 2021.
Dr. Roger Pascoe is preaching from Galatians 4:19. Originally recorded November 14, 2021.
Pastor Sean Sheeran is preaching from Genesis 22:1-19. Originally recorded October 31, 2021.
Pastor Sean Sheeran is preaching from Genesis 21:1-34. Originally recorded October 24, 2021
Pastor Caleb Hall is preaching from Genesis 20:1-18. Originally recorded October 17, 2021
Pastor Sean Sheeran is preaching from Genesis 19:30:38. Originally recorded October 10, 2021.
Pastor Sean Sheeran preaches from Genesis 19:1-29. Originally recorded October 3, 2021.
Pastor Sean Sheeran continues in the series on Genesis with a sermon on Genesis 18:16-33. Originally recorded on September 26, 2021.
Pastor Sean Sheeran continues in the series on Genesis with a sermon on Genesis 18:1-15. Originally recorded outdoors on September 19, 2021.
Pastor Sean Sheeran continues in the series on Genesis with a sermon on Genesis 17. Originally recorded outdoors on September 12, 2021.
Pastor Sean preaches from Acts 20:17-38. Originally recorded outdoors on September 5, 2021.
Dr. Rick Reed, President of Heritage College & Seminary preaches from Hebrews 11:13-16. Originally recorded outside on Sunday, August 22, 2021.
Pastor Roger Pascoe preaches from Luke 12:13-21. Originally recorded outdoors Sunday, August 15, 2021.
Pastor Sean Sheeran preaches outdoors from Genesis 14. Originally recorded July 25, 2021
Round two of getting to know our church staff. This time, Pastor Brian takes some time to interview Pastor Caleb. Caleb first showed up at our church as a Bible College student and has been here for a number of years. Whether you remember Caleb first arriving up, or you’re new to our church and don’t know his story, have a listen!
Pastor Sean Sheeran Preaches outdoors from Genesis 13:1-18. Originally recorded July 18, 2021.
This episode begins the read aloud of A Book of Comfort for Those in Sickness. If you are looking for an explanation of the book, and a short introduction to the author, please listen to the previous episode. If you are looking to simply listen to the book, this is the place to begin.
Before embarking on a read aloud of P.B. Power’s Book of Comfort for Times of Sickness, Pastor Sean gives a brief explanation of why we often give books away in our church, and why he is reading this one aloud. You’ll learn a little bit about the author and get a taste for what the book is about. If you’d like to pick up a copy of the book for yourself, check out banneroftruth.org
Pastor Sean Sheeran is preaching from Genesis 12:10 - 13:1. Originally recorded outdoors on July 4, 2021.
Pastor Caleb Hall preaches from Genesis 11:10 - 12:9. Originally recorded outdoors on June 27, 2021.
Pastor Brian takes some time to interview Pastor Sean. Sean first showed up at Hespeler as a teenager, which means lots of people have known him for a long time, and lots of people know the story of his conversion and call to ministry. But lots of people are newer to our church, so Brian asks questions to give people opportunity to get to know our Lead Pastor.
Pastor Sean Sheeran preaches from 1 Corinthians 15:1-11 as HBC gathers outdoors for this service. Originally recorded June 20, 2021, outdoors so please excuse the audio quality.
Pastor Brian Vautour is preaching from Genesis 11:1-9. Originally recorded on Sunday, June 13, 2021.
Pastor Sean Sheeran is preaching from Genesis 10:1-32. Originally recorded on 6 June 2021.
Caleb hosts a discussion with Brian and Sean on some suggested reads for the summer months, as well as some podcasts to listen to on the way to the cottage. Favourite books, trusted publishers, why reading out loud to your kids is a good idea, and more. WARNING: There may be moments of serious nerding out…
As an introduction to our non-sermon podcasts, Pastor Sean explains the reason for the name of our podcast, and why “walking worthy of the gospel” is a phrase often used at our church.
Pastor Sean Sheeran is preaching from Genesis 8:1 - 9:17. Originally recorded at 10 am on Sunday, May 23.
Pastor Sean Sheeran is preaching from Genesis 6:9-7:24. Originally recorded on Sunday, May 16, 2021. The link Sean mentions near the end of this episode is https://stratus.earth
Pastor Sean Sheeran is preaching from Genesis 6:1-8. Originally recorded on Sunday, May 9, 2021.
Pastor Sean Sheeran is preaching from Genesis 5. Originally recorded on Sunday, May 2, 2021.
Pastor Caleb Hall is preaching from Genesis 4. Originally recorded on Sunday, April 25, 2021.
Pastor Sean Sheeran is preaching from Genesis 3:7-24. Originally recorded on Sunday, April 18, 2021.
Pastor Sean Sheeran is preaching from Genesis 3:1-6. Originally recorded on Sunday, April 11, 2021.
Pastor Sean Sheeran is preaching from Psalm 118. Originally recorded on March 28, 2021.
Pastor Tom Musetti is preaching from Proverbs 3:1-12. Originally recorded Sunday, March 21, 2021.
Pastor Sean Sheeran is preaching from Genesis 2:18-25. Originally recorded March 14, 2021.
Pastor Sean Sheeran is preaching from Genesis 2:4-17. Originally recorded on March 7, 2021.
Pastor Sean Sheeran is preaching from Genesis 2:1-3. Originally recorded March 1, 2021.
Pastor Sean Sheeran shares from Genesis 1:26-31. Originally recorded February 21, 2021.
Past Sean Sheeran shares from Genesis 1:2-23. Originally recorded on February 14, 2021.
Pastor Sean Sheeran kicks-off our time in Genesis by focusing on Genesis 1:1. Originally recorded February 7, 2021.
Pastor Caleb Hall shares part 2 of 2 in the series: The Cost. The scripture focused on is Luke 14:25-35. Originally recorded on January 17, 2021.
Pastor Brian shares part 1 of 2 in the series: The Cost. The scripture focused on is Luke 9:57-62. Originally recorded January 10, 2021.
Pastor Sean Sheeran shares part 4 of 4 in the series: Christ Our Savior, Prophet, Priest, King. The scripture focused on is Matthew 2:1-12. Originally recorded December 20, 2020.
Pastor Caleb Hall shares part 3 of 4 in the series: Christ Our Savior, Prophet, Priest, King. The scripture focused on is Hebrews 7:11-28. Originally recorded December 13, 2020.
Pastor Sean Sheeran shares part 2 of 4 in the series: Christ Our Savior, Prophet, Priest, King. The scripture focused on is John 1:1-18. Originally recorded December 6, 2020.
Pastor Caleb Hall shares part 1 of 4 of the series: Christ Our Savior, Prophet, Priest, King. The scripture focused on is Matthew 1:1-25. Originally recorded November 29, 2020.
Paster Sean Sheeran shares from Acts 27:1 - 28:16. Originally recorded November 8, 2020.