Canadian Hills Church Of The Nazarene

Obedience is a radical thing in our day. It's not about "Because I said so". It's about aligning ourselves w/ God so we can know him fully.

Canadian Hills Church of the Nazarene

We are significant because of what we represent and imply.

Canadian Hills Church of the Nazarene

Canadian Hills Church of the Nazarene

Missionary George Miller shares stories from he and his wife Nancy's life as missionaries in Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands where much of their life was focused on children.

Jesus calls us to "Follow Me...and I will make you fishers of men." If we ask Jesus to follow us, what are we asking him to fish for?

Canadian Hills Church of the Nazarene

Canadian Hills Church of the Nazarene

We often want to say to God, "Satan is too free, why do you allow it?" God says it's because of his love...and then returns the question...Why is Satan so free in you?"

There are two forms of baptism...water & fire. They call us to two expressions of being who God created and calls us to be. Do our lives align with our baptism?

Perspectives of Scripture

We probably all have things & people that annoy us. Does God ever annoy you? How might we annoy God?

Resistance to Pentecost

Preparing to Pentecost

Pentecost, Canadian Hills Church of the Nazarene, Chad Penner, canadianhills.org, Yukon, OK, Preparing To Pentecost, Nazarene

Stretch Marks often happen when birthing new life...they can also happen when we "let ourselves go". This series is about leaning into stretch marks that birth new life in our pursuit of being biblically responsible Christ followers.

Stretch Marks often happen when birthing new life...they can also happen when we "let ourselves go". This series is about leaning into stretch marks that birth new life in our pursuit of being biblically responsible Christ followers.

Stretch Marks often happen when birthing new life...they can also happen when we "let ourselves go". This series is about leaning into stretch marks that birth new life in our pursuit of being biblically responsible Christ followers.

Palm Sunday is the day we tend to think about Jesus entering Jerusalem on a donkey...but Jesus' words in Lk 19.38 speak volumes. Will we silence the stones?