Canvas Conversations

In this week episode, Becky Warner returns to talk about leadership and in particular, how Jesus led. You don't want to miss this conversation!

Often times we think of leadership as a position. "She is the leader, because she is the boss." But our experience, history and as we will see, Scripture, shows that leadership is not a position, but influence. In this episode, Heidi Wright and Tim Walk talk about what it means to lead with influence.

If you have been to a church for any length of time, you have probably incurred some spiritual wounds. These can be extremely painful as they come from people we open ourselves up to and in many ways, represent God. Worse, there is a real enemy who looks to make those wounds worse! Whether you have been offended, manipulated or traumatized, God wants to bring healing to you and the church as a whole.

In Proverbs, Solomon dedicates several verses describing the sluggard... which also describes me at times (Tim)! This week, Heidi and Tim talk about how the sluggard doesn't know he is a sluggard and sees his excuses as reasons.

In this juvenile episode of Canvas Conversations, Tim and Heidi discuss a problem that did not go away after puberty. Peer pressure.

As Canvas Church reads through the Proverbs, Heidi and Tim couldn't ignore the subject of three consecutive chapters. Proverbs 5-7 is all about sex and that is exactly what Heidi and Tim talk about as they talk about "Affair proofing a marriage."

IN this week's episode, Tim Walk and Heidi Wright discuss Proverbs 1-4. Specifically, the theme that "The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom." What is the fear of the Lord and if God is the beginning of wisdom, what do we do with all this excess wisdom and knowledge? This episode is proudly and unknowingly sponsored by Mail Chimp. Mail chimp, so good that it doesn't even pay us but we still give it our endorsement.

This week, Heidi Wright and Tim Walk discuss the importance of the community of the church. If you have struggled with the why behind a church, maybe this episode will help you.

Heidi and Tim talk about the application of Kyle Idleman's book, Not a fan and the distinction between followers of Jesus and fans of Jesus.

Tim and Heidi wrap up their 4 cup series with the cup of fulfillment. So how do you live a fulfilling life? Well, what culture and what God says seem to vary in opinion.

As Heidi and Tim continue to talk about God's promises for our lives, they discover the cup of redemption and how we can not out distance ourselves from God's outstretched hand.

Heidi is back! In this week's episode, Heidi talks about her trip to Europe and then talks with Tim about God's desire to free His people from sin.

The #Springofbex comes to an end as guest co-host Becky Warner and Tim Walk talk about the first of four promises God makes to Israel that is repeated throughout the Bible, the Cup of Salvation. It turns out that we have more in common with Israelites from 3400 years ago than we think.

The #springofBex has come to Canvas Conversations. While Heidi is off to Switzerland, guest host Becky Warner talks with Tim Walk about some of the correlations between Passover and Easter.

This week, Heidi and Tim talk about God's promises and how we can trust God's promises based on His character... they also try to set up Heidi's kids on dates.

So almost every religion has some version of an undesirable afterlife. Christianity has hell and in this episode, Heidi and Tim attempt to chip away at the Christian historical hell to get a better look at what the Bible talks about and what we should do about it.

Romans 8:1 says, "There is no condemnation for those who are in Christ." But at times, we all still feel guilty. In this episode, Heidi Wright and Tim Walk talk about guilt, shame, condemnation and conviction.

Suffering is a human dilemma that is completely theological. When people suffer, one of the first things that is asked is "Why God?" In this episode of Canvas Conversations, Heidi Wright and Tim Walk discuss why this is, how to approach suffering from a biblical worldview and maybe most importantly is how to interact with those who are suffering.

Canvas Conversation is a podcast from Canvas Church. It's a conversation we would love for you to join in on where we talk about the intersection of life and faith.