Canadian Hills Church of the Nazarene

Through the "Father of all who believe", we see that God can be trusted for whatever the future holds.

Through the "Father of all who believe", we see that even in our sin, God can be glorified.

Through the "Father of all who believe", we see significance in laughter & advocating for those unlike us.

Through the "Father of all who believe", we see the impact of bent knees & bowed faces, signs, & name changes.

Through the "Father of all who believe", we see the potential impact on those around us when we are out of sync with, or try to play, God.

This is week one of four power packed weeks looking forward to who we are becoming glocally. The remaining three weeks will not be podcasts so you'll have to come to see the future.

Through the "Father of all who believe", we see that exercising our faith spurs even greater faith.

Through the "Father of all who believe", we see the importance of different ways God becomes known.

Through the "Father of all who believe", we see the importance of the opportunities we choose.

Known as the "Father of all who believe", we see that while called to be complete, "great faith" doesn't require us to be perfect.