Canby Christian Church Podcast: Recent Episodes
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In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches that if you reject Jesus, you have abandoned both truth and morality.
This week we talk biting dogs, stinking pranks, choking golfers and of course John 19:28-40. Our main topic is what John seems to be pushing us toward in this passage; discussing the nature and true source of morality and truth.
This week we talk, Oregon Trails, small airplanes, surprise parties, and of course, John 18:1-27. Our main conversation is on the example of Jesus' steadfast courage under pressure and how that should shape our lives.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches that when Jesus was under pressure, he put his life in God’s hands, and so should we.
This week we talk Taco Bell sauce, Slaughtering Chickens, Eating BBQ, and of course, John 17:1-26. Our main discussion is on the Priestly Prayer that Jesus prayed and what it should teach us about the things that Christ desires for individual Christians and the Church as a whole.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches that Jesus prayed that you would know Him, abide with Him, and live for Him.
This week we talk kayaking, fences, Portland, and of course, John 16:16-33. Our main topic is why we should take heart, as Jesus said, because he has overcome the world.
In this sermon, Student Director Nathan O'Brien preaches that the world is powerless, so take heart.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches that Christians should expect opposition as they bear witness to the world about Jesus.
This week we talk milkshakes, enchanted forests, laser tag, and of course John 15:18-16:15. The main topic of conversation is how Christians should expect opposition as they bear witness to the world about Jesus.
This week we talk about Nathan feeling left out and of course John 15:1-17. Our main topic of discussion is the concept of abiding in Christ and how it is the only means by a which a Christian can really flourish in life.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches that to flourish as a Christian, you must abide in Christ and His love.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches that the present comfort for every disciple of Jesus is the presence of the Holy Spirit.
This week we talk cussing, apologies, birthdays, and of course, John 14:15-31. Our main discussion is on the the presence of the Holy Spirit in the lives of disciples of Christ.
This week we talk naughty words, seniors, getting older, and of coures John 14:1-14. Our main topic of conversation is how trusting in Jesus can bring peace to a troubled heart.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches that trusting in Jesus is God’s only cure for a troubled heart.
This week we talk idiosyncrasies, big girl beds, JV Baseball, and of course, John 13:21-38. Our main discussion is on the radical love of Jesus.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches that it’s the radical love of Jesus that marks true disciples.
This week we talk smashing mailboxes, Beyoncé, the masters, and of course, John 13:1-20. The main topic of conversation is the nature of Jesus's love and how we can love like Jesus.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches that the blessed life is for those who are loved by Jesus and love like Jesus.
This week we talk chatting with yourself online, chasing waterfalls, pastor's advances, and of course John 12:37-50. Our main topic is loving God's glory more than man's glory and why that's only possible through the work and word of Jesus.
In this sermon, Pastor Kody Antisdel highlights the important truth that though God’s glory can be hard to understand, and seeking the glory that comes from man comes easy to us, we ought to love the glory of Jesus and reject all rivals.
This week we talk Lent, Melatonin Gummies, Goat Caddies, and of course John 12:27-36. In our discussion this week, we'll meander across the passages taught on Palm Sunday, Good Friday, and Easter Sunday.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches that the gospel is the means by which we are both saved and drawn to Christ.
In this sermon, Pastor Rob preaches that Jesus is the King we need, and He is the King we should want.
This week we talk Bullwinkle's, Sunshine, Lawn care, and of course, John 12:1-11. The main topic is about giving our dearest treasures to Jesus and why he's worth it.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches that she is no fool who gives what she can not keep to gain what she can not lose.
This week we talk Dune, Auctions, Lot, Debates, and of course, 1 John 1:5-2:6. Our main topic is walking in the light and how a true Christian believes what Jesus says and does what Jesus did.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron explains what it means to be a true Christian, encouraging the believer who needs assurance and challenging those who may have a false assurance.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches that Jesus alone has the power to solve the great dilemma of death.
This week we talk car troubles, beach weather, Dune, and of course, John 11. The main topic is the dilemma of death and what Jesus does to solve the problem.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron encourages us that our salvation is secure because it’s promised by God.
This week we talk recording podcasts without any audio, sidewalk chalk, bull kelp, and of course John 10:22-42. Our main topic of discussion is on the assurance of salvation in the life of the believer.
This week we talk how Nathan is so old, Hawaii, water cooler jugs, and of course, John 10:1-21. Our main discussion is on Jesus as the Good Shepherd and what it truly means to follow the leader.
In this sermon, Student Director Nathan O’Brien encourages us to follow the One who will lead us to life.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches that only Jesus can open a person’s eyes to see and believe in Him.
This week we talk Californian atmospheric rivers, tree trimming, and of course, John 9. Our main topic of discussion is about how only Jesus can open eyes to see and believe in him.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron emphasizes that true spiritual freedom is discovered by abiding in God's Word.
This week we talk sunshine, chill weekends, ice cream, and of course John 8:31-59. Our main topic is about abiding in God's word and how it is the only way to discover true spiritual freedom.
This week we talk lying on driver's licenses, parking in Portland, budget-friendly buffet dining, and of course John 8:12-30. Our main conversation is about how Jesus is the only source of light in a world of darkness.
This week we talk ice, ice, ice and, of course, John 7:25-52. Our main topic is what people believe about Jesus and how that affects their response to him. We also discuss the Holy Spirit and the nature of true belief expressed in action. The main point for this passage was, "Jesus has everything you've been looking for, so come to him."
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches that Jesus is everything you’ve been looking for, so come to Him.
This week we talk ice, snow, winter, cold, ice, and of course, John 7:1-21. Our main discussion was on the judgment cast on Jesus from the people of his time. Our judgment about Jesus says more about us than about Jesus himself. Ultimately it's the most important thing about us, because what we believe about Jesus determines his judgment of us.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches that the judgment you make about Jesus says more about you than Him.
This week we talk winter attire, cold plunges, dental hygienists, and of course John 6:22-71. The main topic is discussing what Jesus was getting at when he said "I am the bread of life." We dig into the idea that eternal life is found nowhere else but through faith in Jesus.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches that eternal life is found nowhere else but through faith in Jesus.
In this sermon, Pastor Kody preaches that when we have Christ, we have no reason to fear.
This week we talk Christmas, New Year's, College Football Playoffs, and of course John 6:16-21. Our main topic will be how John's telling of Jesus walking on water should help us realize that when we have Jesus, we have no reason to fear.
This week we talk dog cones, made in Oregon, Karaoke, and of course, Jeremiah 23:1-6. Our main topic is how the people of God need the right King to rule and reign in righteousness.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches that God’s people need the right King to rule and reign in righteousness.
This week we talk 90 day jackets, butchery, neighbors, Emo music, and of course John 6:1-15. Our main topic is how Jesus provides abundantly and the purposes of God testing.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches that as you follow Jesus, you can trust Him to provide all you need.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron encourages us to be ready to share the evidence of why we believe Jesus is God.
This week we talk hunting, telling secrets, worship nights, and of course, John 5:19-47. The main discussion is what Jesus says about himself and how it should impact what we say about him to others.
This week we talk Dogs, Portlandia, Flying, Turkey, and of course, John 5:1-8. Our main topic of discussion is how people are the main point of any Gospel ministry and how to make sure people matter more than tasks.
This week we talk Seattle Football, In-n-Out, things Aaron mentions, and of course, John 4:43-54. The main topic is a discussion on the nature of an authentic and saving faith in Jesus.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches that saving faith occurs, not by seeing but believing.
This week we talk Amazon, roofing, tropical rain, and of course, John 4:27-45. The main point is an encouragement to stay on mission and not be distracted by the mundane. What does it look like to stay passionate about evangelism amidst all the distractions of life?
In this sermon, Pastor Rob encourages us to take hold of the mission. Don’t get distracted by the mundane.
In this sermon, Guest Speaker Ray Keen, Director of the Canby Center, preaches on the thirst that only God can quench.
This week we talk trunk or treat, writing sermons, iPhone evangelism, and of course, John 4:1-26. The main topic was a discussion on a sermon by the Canby Center's Ray Keen about how Jesus quenches the thirsty soul.
This week we talk rain, umbrellas, corn, trapezoids, and of course, John 3:22-36. The main point, which applies to all of our lives, all the time, is; "It's not about me. It's about Jesus."
This week we discuss Simeon Trust Workshop North West, pumpkin patches, Little Caesars' crazy bread and of course John 3:1-21. In this famous passage we see the amazing truth that Jesus was crucified—not to make us nice,— but to make them new! If you have questions or want more info email us at office@canbychristian.org.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron explains that Jesus was crucified, not to make people nice, but to make them new.
This week we talk anniversary camping trips, trying to break padlocks, fundraising galas, and of course, John 2:13-25. Our main topic is about how Christ renews our worship through His resurrection. If you have a question or want to connect with us, please email us at office@canbychristian.org.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches that Jesus came to restore our worship of God through His death and resurrection.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron explains how when you obey Jesus, your faith will grow and you will experience personal transformation and renewal.
This week we talk Indiana , Chicago, Larry Bird, and of course, John 2:1-12. Our main topic is how Obedience to Christ grows our faith and allows us to experience his glory through personal transformation and renewal.
This week we talk Worship, Cookie Dough Cafe, Presidential Soundman, and of course John 1:19-51. Our main topic is about the testimonies we find there and how they should be lifting Jesus high. All testimonies should include a confession of Jesus and an experience with Jesus.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches that the testimony of every disciple involves a personal confession of Jesus and a personal experience with Jesus.
This week we talk Wizard of Oz, burn piles, pastel shirts and, of course, John 1:1-18. Our main topic is the opening statements of the Gospel of John. Teachings from the Book of John is the series we are just starting and will be working through for the better part of a year.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches how in Jesus, God became a man so that men might become children of God.
This week we talk golf, hunting, dahlias and of course, Malachi 3:16-4:6. Our main topic of discussion is how we can relate to the people described in Malachi and how reflecting on God's Word and hoping in His coming judgment can sustain us toward a right with God life.
In this sermon, Pastor Kody explains how remembering God’s Word and hoping in His judgement sustains a right-with-God life.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches that no matter what obstacles we face as believers, God is with us and will rescue us.
This week we talk emergency rooms, Californians, youth sports, and of course 2nd Timothy 4:9-22. The main topic is how we can see from Paul's life that, no matter what obstacles we face, God is with us and will rescue us.
This week we talk rafting, fishing, Oregon, and of course, 2 Timothy 4:1-8. The main topic is how the faithful preaching of God's word is what produces an enduring legacy.
This week, Pastor Rob emphasizes the point that to avoid the wrong way and follow the right way, we must trust in God’s way.
This week we talk crafty kids, paddle sports, summer camps, and of course, 2nd Timothy 2:14-26. Our main conversation is about preparing ourselves to be used by God by correctly handling scripture and growing in spiritual maturity.
This week, Pastor Aaron highlights the amazing truth from this portion of scripture that God desires to use all of His people, however in order to be useful to God, we must handle God’s word correctly, and pursue Spiritual maturity.
This week Pastor Aaron and Rob welcome Melody Roberts back to the podcast and we discuss wedding dresses, shotgun sports, living life in your 30's, and of course 2 Timothy 2:1-13. The majority of the conversation digs deeper into the truth that living the Christian life takes hard work, but the reward is worth all the sacrifice.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches through 2 Timothy 2:1-13 and explains that to live as a Christian, it takes work, but the reward is worth all the sacrifice.
This week we talk piloting airplanes, speaking Spanish, summer camps, and of course, 2 Timothy 1:1-18.
On this week's edition of the "On Sunday" podcast, the pastors are joined by Savannah and Ashleigh as they discuss the earthquake caused by Taylor Swift fans, ancient vacuum cleaners, tasers, and of course I Timothy 6:11-21. Our main discussion is about how to pursue the good life in a biblical sense and guard the deposit of the gospel. If you want to join in the discussion please email a question or comment to office@canbychristian.org!
In this sermon from Pastor Aaron explained that in order for us to experience the good life now, we need to pursue the good life that is to come.
This week the pastors and our CCKid's Director, Ashleigh, talk about sleeping in hammocks, the seven wonders of Oregon, new BBQs, and of course 1 Timothy 6:3-10. Our main discussion is about finding our contentment in God alone rather than the many other things drawing our affection away from God.
In this sermon from 1 Timothy 6:3-10, Pastor Rob highlighted the that all people should be content in the forever God and not in the fading world.
This week Pastor Rob hosted three guests on the show, Trudi Peters, Jeanne Eyman, and Josef Leischner to discuss Gen Z slang terms, Baby Boomer slang terms, blackberries, and of course 1 Timothy 5 & 6. We focus most of our time discussing how different generations of the household of God can serve and honor one another.
In this sermon, Pastor Kody explains that members of God’s household should honor one another both as worship to God and witness to the world.
This week we talk anniversaries, Detroit, moving, slip n slides, and of course 1 Timothy 4:6-16. Our main discussion is about the kind of Christian we want to be, and why we should train, model, and teach godliness.
In this sermon, Elder Dave Howard explains the importance of being rooted in the word. As good servants of Christ, we must train in godliness and then teach godliness to others.
This week we talk camping bugs, off-roading minivans, flag poles, and of course 1 Timothy 5:17-25. The main topic is Elder Matters. We discuss how to honor elders, as well as how to care for elders.
In this sermon, guest speaker Pastor Todd Miles explains the importance of elder matters in the church.
This week's episode is the second half of the sermon on leadership in the church. Our discussion focuses around the qualifications of an elder and why it's such an important role in the church.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron explains that the church ought to know who they are as they live their purpose in the world.
This week we talk Father's Day, office managers, tasty gifts, and of course, 1 Timothy 2:8-15. Our main topic is on leadership and how men and women complement each other in the church.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches through 1 Timothy 2:1-7 and explains how a healthy church prays for all kinds of people because the gospel is for everyone.
This week we talk preachers who need to grow, personalities, shoveling dirt and of course, 1 Timothy 2:1-7. The main point for this discussion is that we should be praying for all kinds of people because the gospel is for everyone.
This week we talk bubbles, moms, cows, and of course 1 Timothy 1:12-20. Our main discussion revolves around the idea that God gives tough love to tough people--and why we're so grateful he does.
In this sermon, Pastor Rob continues through I Timothy chapter one, highlighting the important truth that God loves tough people with tough love.
This week we talk golf, yard work, birds and their life cycles, and of course 1 Timothy. Our main point for the passage is that a healthy church must have leaders who know and protect true doctrine - along with all its members. We also discuss in general why we chose 1st and 2nd Timothy as our main books of study for the summer.
In this sermon, Pastor Kody breaks down Paul's letter to the church in Ephesus and explains how a healthy church must have leaders who know and protect true doctrine, which is a charge for leaders and members.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron wraps up our Exodus series by preaching through Exodus 40 and its main point: The glory of God is only experienced through faith and obedience to the Word of God.
This week we talk Washington, Elk, Home Purchases, and of course, Exodus 40. This is the final week of our Exodus series and the main point was that the glory of God is only experienced through faith and obedience in the Word of God.
This week we talk sleepovers, garage sales, babies and of course, Exodus 34. Our main topic is the shining face of Moses and the main point is that we become what we behold.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron explains how Moses' shining face after seeing God's glory teaches us that we become what we behold.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron explains that when God declares His name, He is declaring one of the most important characteristics we should all know Him by—His goodness.
A special episode where we get to know Linda Fender, the director of the Pregnancy Care Center in Canby, OR. We appreciate Linda stopping by and sharing her heart with us. If you want to get to know more about what's going on at the Pregnancy Care Center check out pccnwv.org
This week we talk yard work, Californian grass, breaking bones, and of course Exodus 34. In this passage, God declares his name before Moses and the biggest takeaway is that God is good.
This week we talk hippies, sunshine, state and city pronunciations, and of course, Exodus 33. The main takeaway from this passage is that God is there and he is not silent. He has revealed himself in Jesus and hidden in Him we can experience God's glory.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches through Exodus 33 and reminds us that God is there, and He is not silent.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron highlights the main theme of Exodus 32—where sin abounds, grace abounds even more!
This week we talk VHS tapes and DVDs, Space Ships, Caddy's and of course, Exodus 32. We'll discuss the story of The Golden Calf and trace the story from the people's great sin, to Moses' incredible intercession, to finally God's marvelous mercy.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron teaches how & why the Sabbath should be kept by God's people for rest, worship and witness.
This week we talk Dungeons and Dragons, Fundraising Banquets, Tuning pastors out, and of course, Exodus 23:12-18. Our main topic is Sabbath; a sacred practice for rest, worship, and witness.
This week we talk kids birthdays, egg hunts, Masters golf, and of course the resurrection of Jesus! For both Good Friday and Easter this year we looked at accounts from the gospel of Luke.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches through the events surrounding Jesus' appearances after His burial and explains how we can't properly diagnose what we're looking for apart from a relationship with God.
This week we talk Redwoods, Birthdays, Tacos, Sermon Prep, and of course the Sermons from the last two Sundays. Tuck in for a long one and as always feel free to listen at 2x speed!
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches that Christ's authority is superior to all His challengers, and His use of authority is an example to all His followers.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron explains the purpose of the Priesthood and how God provides the mediator His people need to have fellowship with Him.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron explains in order to worship in spirit and in truth, we must worship according to the patterns set before us in Scripture by God.
This week we talk anniversaries, Emily's age, neighbors, and of course the elements of the tabernacle as described in Exodus. The main point of the discussion is Biblical Worship. We look at 6 common liturgical elements and see how they connect to the elements that God instructed to Israelites to build for the tabernacle.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron highlights the purpose of the tabernacle and its details, teaching us that God determines how we encounter him.
This week we talk retreats, bed time routines, WiNeMa, the Masters and of course the completing of the tabernacle in Exodus. The main topic of conversation is how we can meet with God, but God alone determines the place to do so.
This week we talk evangelism, Field of Dreams, Gospel Blimps, Chicago and of course the portion of Exodus about the contributions to the tabernacle. The main point being that our generosity not only is a means for worship but reveals to us what we worship.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron explains how our stewardship of God's resources is not only a means for worship but reveals what we worship.
This week we talk Snow days, Socks, Jesus Revolution, and of course the Ark of the Covenant from our series in Exodus. The main topic is how the Ark symbolizes God's presence and provision--which is ultimately a symbol of the coming Jesus!
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron explains how the people of God experience the presence of God.
This week we talk Golf, Chris Paul, Malls, Old Spaghetti Factory, and of course Exodus 24. The main point of our discussion is that God desires an intimate relationship with each of his people.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron explains how The Ten Commandments and the Book of the Covenant both point to God's desire to have a personal relationship with us.
This week we talk California, Disneyland, Old Friends, and of course Exodus 23:20-33. Our main point for the passage this week is that the God who goes before us empowers us to overcome the "gods" in our way.
In this sermon, Pastor Rob explains how the God who goes before us empowers us to overcome the gods in our way.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron explains how the gospel is what directs us to live ethically and treat people the way God has treated us.
Today we talk books, bingo, sourdough, secrets, and of course Exodus 21-23. Our main topic is a look at the supplemental laws, that could be thought of as case studies, for the 10 commandments that we have just studied.
This week we talk Hawaii, Water proof-ness of iPhones, calendars and of course, the second section of the 10 Commandments. Our main discussion is about how each law introduces a category with which we are called to an even higher ethic of love.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches through the last six commandments and explains the inseparable connection between loving God and loving others.
This week we talk dogs, ponies, anniversaries, and of course The Beatitudes in Matthew 5:1-12. Our main topic is that Jesus changes everything, starting with changing us!
In this sermon, Elder Dave Howard explains how the Beatitudes are not a list to check off, but instead, they are the character qualities God continuously develops in us as His disciples.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron lays out the fundamental reasons God gave the law to the nation of Israel and how Christ fulfillment of the law empowers us to bring glory to God.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches through Exodus 19 and examines the character of our transcendent God who has delivered us and calls us to listen and obey.
This week we talk the greatest NFL team (Seahawks), Cats, Social Media, and of course Exodus 19. The main topic is how the transcendent God who delivers us, is the same God calling us to listen and obey.
This week we talk New Year, Board Games, Water Parks, and of course Hebrews 13. We discuss some of the challenges that Aaron preached to us during our Sunday Service on New Year's Day.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches through Hebrews 13 and gives instruction on how we can best grow in Christ as believers as we live in assurance of our salvation.
This week we talk Christmas, Duck Hunting, Hawaii, Scavenger Hunts, and of course, the Christmas story from the Gospel of Luke. Our main topic is Luke 2:1-7 and how Jesus came poor and needy just like the people he came to save.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron explains how Jesus came to the earth poor as those He came to save.
This week we talk Hannukah, Peacock Lane, Mt. Kilimanjaro, and of course, Matthew 2:1-12. Our main topic is about how; "where we put our hope draws in our hearts to worship and determines where we are headed." Plus we're joined by our favorite Chairman of the Elders, Dave Howard.
In this sermon, Pastor Rob encourages us through the wise men’s example to put our hope in the true King.
This week we talk Chicago, Deep Dish Pizza, Losing boots, and of course Luke 2:8-20. Our main topic is how we respond to the redemptive work God does on our behalf; especially in light of the Christmas season.
In this sermon, Pastor Kody preaches through Luke's account of Jesus' birth announcement to the shepherds and shows us how fear gives way to joy as the gospel is proclaimed.
In this sermon, Pastor Rob presents the Advent theme of peace through Luke and Matthew and encourages us to trust in God during times of fear and confusion because God lives up to His title and fulfills His promises.
This week we talk Christmas, Lead Pastor's work weeks, Ankles, and of course "Immanuel: God with us." Our main topic is Mary and Joseph hearing from angels about the birth of Christ. Join us as we talk about what we can learn from their reactions as well as what the prophecies themselves tell us about Christ.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches through Exodus and explains how Godly leadership deals with conflict.
This week we talk Airports, Kiwis, Christmas, Thanksgiving, and of course Exodus 17:8-18:27. Our main topic is Godly Leadership and how we deal with conflict.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches through Exodus and highlights the way God provided for the people of Israel as they sojourned through the wilderness, proving the principle that God is the one who meets our needs.
This week Aaron and Kody play the newlywed game with their spouses/podcast episode guests. Of course we also look at the next section of the Exodus story and dive deeper into the concept of God as the one who meets our needs.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches on how the praise and worship found in Exodus 15 informs our worship and how we are to praise Him.
This week we talk jury duty, German football fans, the lottery, and of course Exodus 15. Our main point of this episode is a discussion on Worship as corporate singing.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches through Exodus 13 and 14, highlighting the truth that God always makes a way, even when there seems to be no way at all.
We reached the climax of the story in Exodus, the actual Exodus. Join the conversation by emailing your thoughts, comments and questions to office@canbychristian.org
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron encourages believers that even in the midst of a hostile world, we belong to a living community for the purpose of spiritual activity in fulfillment of prophetic history because we have received a new identity.
This week we talk Trunk or Treat, member meetings, breaking bones, pedestrian crossings, and of course 1 Peter 2:4-10. It's also the week after Reformation Sunday, which we chat briefly about. The main point is the theological idea of "The Priesthood of All Believers
Join us for a conversation about the who, what, when, and why's of celebrating holidays as a Christian. How do we know which holidays are OK to celebrate? Better yet, how do I honor Christ and promote unity in his body (the church)?
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron explains how God saves and identifies the way God reveals Himself as just and the justifier of those who believe.
This week we talk, Martin Luther, Beer, Portland Trailblazers, and of course The Passover. Our main topic is the sacrificial Lamb foreshadowing the coming Christ. Thanks for listening. Let us know what you've been learning through the Exodus series by emailing admin@canbychristian.org
The final episode in our series on Healthy Church. We've arrived and mark 9 of Mark Dever's book 9 Marks of a Healthy Church. Join our discussion on Missions and what we are currently thinking about in regards to missions at Canby Christian Church.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches through Exodus chapters 7 through 10, emphasizing the truth that there is only one God in all the earth, and He will deliver His People from any power, external or internal, that seeks to control them.
This week we talk Pumpkins, Preaching, Breaking Bad, Leadership, and of course, The Exodus Plagues. The main topic is how this section of Exodus points us toward a significant theological question; How can God both give justice to wickedness and grace to the undeserving?
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches through Exodus 6 and 7 and reminds us that when experiencing a crises of faith, what we need is to see God for who He really is (almighty and all caring), ourselves for who we really are (fabulously flawed), and our enemies for what they really are (powerful posers).
Today we talk Redlands, CA, Airplanes, Food Poisoning, Marriage, and of course, Exodus 5, 6, and part of 7. We cover two weeks in this ON SUNDAY episode. The main topic is putting God into the correct perspective and knowing he can deliver, but our enemies often don't go down without some fight.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches through Exodus 5 and teaches us that when God promises salvation, He will deliver, but our enemies will not let go without a fight.
This week we talk volcanos, boxing, wedding presents, and of course Exodus 4. Our main topic is how God equips the people he has called to do great things for him (which is really all of us).
This week we talk Hunting, Shakespeare, Name meanings, and of course Exodus 3. This passage has God give himself the name, YHWH, for the first time while speaking through a burning bush. Both ideas have richly significant meaning.
In this sermon, Pastor Kody Antisdel preaches through Exodus 4 and reinforces the truth that what God calls us to do, He will equip us to do.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches through Exodus 3 and teaches us that the God who speaks in words and deeds isn’t dependent or defined by anything or anyone. Yet, by His grace, He calls dependent and degenerate people (like you and me) into a relationship with Himself and then sends us to do His will in the world.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches through Exodus 2 and teaches us that because God knows us, He hears our prayers and keeps His promises to us.
Mark 8 of our ON HEALTHY CHURCH series. Today we talk about the role of prayer in our corporate church. We have just one mark of a healthy church left in this series. For more information about how we do church try www.canbychristian.org or email office@canbychristian.org with your questions.
Continuing in our series, The God Who Is, we talk through Exodus 2. We see the birth of Moses, as well as his upbringing, and ultimately his individual flight from Egypt. The greatest encouragement is where this chapter ends, God remembers his covenant and knew the affliction of his people.
This episode references an article from Barna group about a burned-out pastor. Here is the link https://www.barna.com/research/pastors-quitting-ministry/
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron introduces our new sermon series, The God Who Is, and explains how Exodus is not just a historical record but a theological book that reveals the God of history.
We kicking off a brand new teaching series at a the church on Exodus called, "The God Who Is." We're also excited to finally be back from summer, so you can look forward to having a new ON SUNDAY episode each week now, or at least every week we're available and don't lose the recording ;).
As we near the final episodes of the "ON HEALTHY CHURCH" series, we discuss what Biblical Church Leadership is. It's obviously not simple to apply the church leadership structure of a first century church to our day. But seeking to understand and apply the truth we find in scripture pays dividends in creating a healthy church culture.
Listen in as we discuss Mark 6 of a healthy church, A Biblical Concern for Discipleship and Growth. We'll define discipleship and discuss how it plays out specifically at Canby Christian Church.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches through Psalm 90 and explains how time is precious, but God is gracious.
In this sermon, Pastor Rob preaches through Psalm 133 and highlights how beautiful it is when God's people live in unity.
Join the discussion around our 5th mark of a healthy church, Biblical Church Discipline. The pastors discuss why we do it, how we do it, and what the main objective is when we do it. To add your thoughts email us at office@canbychristian.org
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In this sermon, Guest Speaker Todd Miles, Ph.d, explains the God-ordained reasons why Christians sometimes suffer.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches through Psalm 84 and explains how longing for God’s house helps us find strength to endure.
Listen as we discuss what it means to be a member of a church and how we do it here at Canby Christian Church
In this sermon, Elder Dave Howard explores Psalm 88 and how we can press on and pray to the God of our salvation—even in the midst of great suffering.
This week we talk about giant black widows, banana boats, clay pigeons, our CCKid’s Day Camp, and of course Psalm 139 with a few special guests. Our main topic is reflecting on how even though God knows everything about us and our many shortcomings, He still longs to "lead us in the way everlasting!”
In this sermon, Pastor Rob explores Psalm 139 and reveals how we can turn what we know about God into personal meditation and praise before God.
In this sermon, Pastor Kody encourages us to believe and wait on God through fearless worship—even when our hearts are wavering.
In this sermon, Pastor Rob looks at the corporate lament found in Psalm 14 and highlights the difficult truth that all of humanity has been foolish, but through the amazing work of Christ, all who trust in Him can find hope.
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 office@canbychristian.org
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.
In this Sermon, Pastor Aaron encourages us to seek God alone, and by doing so, we will discover He is all we need.
In this Sermon, Pastor Aaron expounds Paul’s main thought in his letter to the Romans: All glory belongs to God because He alone possesses the power and wisdom to save, sanctify and secure all peoples through the gospel of Jesus Christ!
This week we talk Memorial Day, chickens, magisters, and of course Romans 16:25-27. The main topic is basically all of Romans, because we've reached the end of this book.
This week we talk teething, cookies, field trips, and of course, Romans 16:1-23. Our main topic is about the type of people Paul commends in the church as well as the type of people Paul cautions us to beware of in the church.
In this Sermon, Pastor Aaron explains how the gospel is about having meaningful relationships and it's in these gospel-centered relationships that we can be truly known and truly loved.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaronencourages us that nothing will hinder the gospel, which gives us confidence to give, go, and pray.
This week we talk about hedge fires, pink eye, old wives and of course Romans 15:22-33. Our main topic of discussion is elaborating on the 3 applications points from Sunday's message: Give, Go, and Pray.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches on the balance between gospel depth and gospel breadth in the local church.
This week we talk Mother's Day, master's Degrees, small groups, and of course Romans 15:14-21. Our main topic is the balance between gospel depth and gospel breadth in the local church.
We're back in Romans! This week we talk trampolines, fire pits, and of course Romans 15:8-13. Our main discussion is on a major biblical theme, that God's plan was always to include all nations of the world into the promises given to his covenant people, Israel.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron explains how Scripture teaches that when Jesus became a servant, He proved God's faithfulness and mercy so that together we might have hope and joy.
In this sermon, Pastor Kody preaches on how a simple yet passionate conversation teaches us that Jesus is the source of understanding Scripture and lasting hope.
This week we talk smash burgers, guys weekends, apologies, and of course Luke 24:13-35. The main topic of the conversation is the road to Emmaus and how Jesus is the source of understanding scripture and lasting hope.
Today's conversation is about Good Friday, Egg Hunts, PNW Weather, and of course Mark 16:1-8. Our main topic is the message of this past week's Easter service at the church, the resurrection of the living Christ.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches on how the first eye witnesses to the Resurrection should have been expecting the unexpected and how we can still expect the unexpected from Jesus today.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron explains how knowing the Scriptures enables us to know the power of God.
This week we talk college essays, mending fences, Rip City, and of course Mark 12:18-26. Our main topic is understanding the scriptures and the power of God.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron explains the glory of the transfiguration and its importance leading up to the glory of the cross.
This week we talk farms, golf, vans, and of course Mark 9:2-13. The main topic is the transfiguration and how it teaches that Jesus is greater than we could ever imagine.
Join us as we talk Spring Break, Seattle, Camping, KFC, and of course Nehemiah 1. Our main topic is prayer and all it's possibilities in the life of a Christian.
In this sermon, Pastor Rob highlights some important lessons about the discipline of prayer from the book of Nehemiah.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron explains how we can bear with the failings of the weak by looking to Christ, our hope and example.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron continues to discuss the important issues surrounding Christian liberties focusing on the admonition that believers should avoid putting a stumbling block in front of one another.
This week we talk Garage Sales, Ethical Dilemmas, Washing Cars, and of course, Romans 14:13-23. The main topic is the second part of a look at Christian Liberty in the book of Romans.
This week we talk Retreats, Conferences, Cherry Tomatoes, and of course, Romans 14:1-12. Our main topic is Christian Liberty and a discussion on the types of issues we should hold firm, and the types of issues we should show charity to one another with.
In this sermon, Professor Todd Miles preaches through Psalm 108 and reveals God’s glory through our deliverance.
This week we talk Tennis, Nursing, Burgers, and of course Psalm 108. Our main topic is the mystery of God's glory is shown through our deliverance.
This week we talk pigs, coins, golfing, Edward Jones, and of course Romans 13:11-14. Our main topic is the command to "put on the Lord Jesus Christ, and make no provision for the flesh..." We're joined by one of our elders and longtime Canby Christian Church member Brandon Chase.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron explains how we can start living and looking like Jesus knowing that the time of His return is near.
This week we talk Valentine's Day, Ewan McGregor, the artist formerly known as Prince, and of course Romans 13:8-10. Our main topic is the greatest of all virtues, Love.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron breaks down three key observations of love and explains why love is the sum of all virtue.
This week we talk becoming a woman, seminary, hamstrings and of course Romans 13:1-7. Our main topic is Paul's instruction to be subject to governing authorities and what that looks like in the life of a Christian.
Listen in as Aaron teaches through Paul's instruction on how we respond to governing authorities.
This week we talk manly baths, fist bumps, and of course Romans 12:14-21. Our main topic is a second helping of the marks of a Christian from Paul's Letter to the church in Rome.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches on the true marks of a Christian and the specific traits that demonstrate our love for the world. This is part two of a two part series.
This week we talk nervous stomach, members meeting, Hero's journeys, and of course Romans 12:9-13. Our main topic is the essential characteristics of the Christian Life.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches on the marks of a Christian and how these traits should demonstrate our love for the body of Christ. This is part one of a two-part series.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron explains how the gospel changes our most important relationships by changing our view of ourselves and others.
In this episode we discuss MLK, Camping, Faking being sick, and of course Romans 12:3-8. Our main topic is how the gospel transforms our view of self and others--and we remind ourselves that the local church need us and we need the local church.
This week we talk Spiderman, tattoos, anniversaries, and of course Romans 12:1-2 with special guest Emily Antisdel. Our main topic is what it means to be a living sacrifice and why it's the most logical response to all Paul has been teaching us in the book of Romans.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron discusses how Christians are to live in light of what God has done for us.
This week we talk about our Holiday break, Dave Ramsey, boiling kids, and of course Proverbs 3:1-2. This is a catch up recap of Christmas Eve and the two following Sundays.
Pastor Aaron gives biblical truth for a new year through the wisdom found in Proverbs 3.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron closes out this year’s Advent series by looking forward to the second advent of Christ where Jesus is now “preparing a place” for all who follow Him.
This week we talk about Christmas parties, Christian Video games, Kevin Hart, and of course Luke 2:8-21. Our main topic is on the mystery of God embracing ordinary humans in his plan for the world.
In this sermon, Pastor Kody preaches on Luke 2 and explains how fear gives way to joy as the glory of God embraces humanity through the coming of Christ.
In this episode, Pastor Aaron preaches on the dangers of worldliness, the call for the people of God to comfort one another, and how prepare the world for the coming of the Savior.
This week we talk Chicago, yoga ball mysteries, pedialyte, donkey kong, and of course Sunday's passage in Isaiah. Our main discussion is on worldliness -- what it looks like, and how to avoid it. Thanks for joining the discussion, send in your questions or bible trivia challenges to office@canbychristian.org. Vote for the Canby Snowman competition at hotroddreamworks.com
This week we talk hot chocolate, Rob's first sermon here, preaching people to death, and of course Genesis 3. Our main discussion is connecting the Christmas story all the way back to creation. This is the first ON SUNDAY episode at the start of our Advent series "The Weary World Rejoices."
In this sermon, Pastor Rob McCartney preaches on how sin makes us weary and how faith in Christ leads us to rejoice even as we live in the midst of a weary world.
This week we talk Thanksgiving, Moms, Reformation, Biblical Baking, and of course, Romans 11:33-36. Our main discussion is on our purpose to Glorify God with our whole lives and what that actually looks like.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches the significance of Soli Deo Gloria - Glory to God Alone - and how this essential truth is the ultimate purpose of our salvation.
This week we discuss Oreos, mixing moose and airplanes, dog sledding, and, of course, Romans 11:11-32. Our main discussion is about living the type of life that others want to emulate and the importance of multi-generational unity in local churches.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches on how unity through the gospel gives Jews and Gentiles equal access to the saving grace of Jesus Christ. Though God’s people fail, His plan cannot and will not fail. His purposes in salvation will be accomplished, and even when His people fail, His purposes for them do not change.
This week we discuss baptisms, giving, shaving heads, left handedness, and of course Romans 10 and 11. Join the discussion as we dig deeper into Paul's teaching on God's plan and how it's not about us.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches on the evidence we have to believe in God's faithfulness to complete the work He's started in us.
In this episode we discuss biblical languages, 4th grade girl's basketball, hunting, how the sun works in the PNW, and of course, Romans 10:6-17. Our main topic today is evangelism, including some practical tips and overcoming some common obstacles.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron breaks the gospel call down into three main divisions - God's call, the preacher's call, and the hearer's call.
Join in on the conversation with this ON SUNDAY episode of the Canby Christian Church Podcast. Today we talk about Halloween, Zoo Memberships, and of course Sunday’s passage in Romans where we focus on the topic of conversion.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches on how the unexpected nature of the gospel is central to our salvation.
Special Guest alert! The pastors are joined by Melody Roberts, Canby Christian Church's office manager, this week. We discuss being a Christian fiction writer, how annoying pastors can be, and of course Romans 9:14-33.
Catch up with what's going on ON SUNDAY at Canby Christian Church. This episode we discuss altar calls, how tall pastors should be, Cuban food, and of course Romans 9:1-13. Join the conversation by email office@canbychristian.org.
This weeks ON SUNDAY episode includes airports, essential oils, IKEA, bible trivia, and of course... a discussion about this past weeks sermon on Romans 8:31-39. Thanks for joining the conversation. To participate more email us at office@canbychristian.org
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron explores the depths of Romans chapter 8, explaining how God is for us and not against us.
Join the conversation as we the pastors of Canby Christian Church discuss what's going on in the church, answer questions from the congregation, and discuss the passage that was preached ON SUNDAY. This week's topic includes a discussion about responding to our culture and how evangelism and predestination interact.
In this sermon, Pastor Aaron Adame preaches on Romans 8:28-30 and encourages us to trust what we know to be true about God and His Word and to let go of the mysteries in Scripture we don't yet understand.
Dr. Todd Miles stuck around and let us interview him about his new book Cannabis and the Christian: What the Bible Says About Marijuana. Listen to the conversation, read the book, and hopefully develop skills to navigate an ever changing culture.
In this special ON SUNDAY episode we welcome special guest, Dr. Todd Miles to pick his brain about his sermon on Matthew 4:1-11. Todd is an elder at Hinson Memorial Baptist, Professor of Theology at Western Seminary and was the guest preacher for us this week.
In this sermon, our guest speaker, Todd Miles, Professor of Theology at Western Seminary, preaches on Matthew 4:1-11 and thoughtfully answers the question: What Kind of Son Is Jesus?
Join the conversation as the Pastors of Canby Christian Church discuss the last Sundays topic. This week we look at Psalm 32 and one of CCC's values, Prayer. Featuring special guest, Ashleigh McCartney, CCC's Children's Ministry Director!
In this sermon, Pastor Kody Antisdel preaches through Psalm 32 and highlights the importance of "confessing" prayer.
Our first "ON SUNDAY" episode. Join Aaron, Rob, and Kody as they discuss important topics from the previous Sunday's sermon. You'll also get some updates about the church and the lives of our pastoral staff. Future episodes will feature a Question and Answer time. If you have a question you'd like discussed on the podcast or to tell us how you pronounce foyer, email office@canbychristian.org
Pastor Aaron Adame continues in our series through the book of Romans. This sermon was preached on Sunday, August 29th, 2021 at Canby Christian Church in Canby, Oregon.
Pastor Aaron Adame continues in our series through the book of Romans. This sermon was preached on Sunday, August 22nd, 2021 at Canby Christian Church in Canby, Oregon.
Pastor Aaron Adame continues in a series through the book of Romans. This sermon was preached on Sunday, August 15th, 2021 at Canby Christian Church in Canby, Oregon.
Pastor Aaron Adame continues in our series through the book of Romans. This sermon was preached on Sunday, August 8th, 2021 at Canby Christian Church in Canby, Oregon.
Pastor Aaron Adame continues in our series through the book of Romans. This sermon was preached on August 1st, 2021 at Canby Christian Church in Canby, Oregon.
Pastor Aaron Adame continues in our series through the book of Romans. This sermon was preached on Sunday July, 25th at Canby Christian Church in Canby, Oregon.
Pastor Aaron Adame continues in a series through the book of Romans. This sermon was preached on July 18th, 2021
This week Pastor Aaron Adame continues his series through the book of Romans. This message was preached on July 11th, 2021.
The 11th sermon in our "God is For Us" series. Join Pastor Aaron as he preaches through Romans Chapter 5 with a focus on God's love.
Part 10 of "God Is For Us" as series through the book of Romans. Pastor Aaron Adame digs a little deeper in to Paul's teaching on how it is that we can find peace with God.
Part 9 of our series in the book of Romans, "God is For Us." Romans chapter 4 and James chapter 2 are seemingly contradictory passages of the Bible. Pastor Aaron Adame teaches how they are actually two sides to the same coin. Join in as we explore the important tension between "faith alone" and the works that are evident in an authentic Christian life.
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Part 8 of our "God is for Us" series though the book of Romans. Pastor Aaron Adame teaches us some important ideas about faith from Romans chapter 4.