Join us as we talk with special guest Ray Keen, the Executive Director of the Canby Center. In this episode we get to know Ray a little more and hear his insights on how the Canby Center provides help to those in need in our community. He also gives tips for churches and individuals who are trying to do the same thing. Visit https://www.thecanbycenter.org for more information and to sign up to volunteer at this wonderful organization.

Continuing in our summer series on our philosophy of church, we discuss how and what it looks like to be truly converted to Christianity. It's as simple as having faith in Jesus, but Christians are often confused about what that actually means. Let's go to the Bible for our understanding.

In this sermon, Elder Geoff Barrett encourages us to celebrate God’s Word as David does in Psalm 19.

In this sermon, Executive Director of the Canby Center, Ray Keen, explains why we can praise the Lord at all times, in all places, and in all circumstances.

Join us as we discuss Gospel Doctrine and how we emphasize it's importance at Canby Christian Church. Make sure you go back and listen to the other episodes in this ON HEALTHY CHURCH series as each builds off of the one before.

In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches through Psalm 8 and explores the question, “Who am I?” in light of our majestic Creator.

This week we tackle the first of 9 Marks of a Healthy Church, Expository Preaching. What is it? Why do it? Is it the only way? Join the conversation and feel free to send comments or questions to [email protected]

In this Sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches through Psalm 107 and encourages us to trust the mysterious, steadfast love of God—a love that redeems and satisfies us.

Introducing a new series of podcasts for the summer, ON HEALTHY CHURCH! We're discussing our philosophy behind how and why we do church the way we do it at Canby Christian Church. 

This week we talk baseball, small towns, birthdays, golf, bees that are fish, and of course Psalm 63. Our main topic is how the Psalms teach us to express our emotions to God and what it's like to desire God in the "wilderness" of life.