Canyon Hills: High School Ministry

1 Corinthians is a book that is all about spiritual maturity. In many ways, the ancient city of Corinth had modern problems similar to the issues that students face today. Paul writes this letter to the church in Corinth to encourage the Corinthians to grow in their spiritual maturity. This is immediately applicable student's lives and who call God calls them to be.

1 Corinthians is a book that is all about spiritual maturity. In many ways, the ancient city of Corinth had modern problems similar to the issues that students face today. Paul writes this letter to the church in Corinth to encourage the Corinthians to grow in their spiritual maturity. This is immediately applicable student's lives and who call God calls them to be.

1 Corinthians is a book that is all about spiritual maturity. In many ways, the ancient city of Corinth had modern problems similar to the issues that students face today. Paul writes this letter to the church in Corinth to encourage the Corinthians to grow in their spiritual maturity. This is immediately applicable student's lives and who call God calls them to be.

1 Corinthians is a book that is all about spiritual maturity. In many ways, the ancient city of Corinth had modern problems similar to the issues that students face today. Paul writes this letter to the church in Corinth to encourage the Corinthians to grow in their spiritual maturity. This is immediately applicable student's lives and who call God calls them to be.

Jesus was fond of saying that the “kingdom of heaven” was at hand, inviting people to repent and become a part of it. But this kingdom would look completely opposite of what they were used to. It wasn't what people expected. The people of this kingdom would be by nature different because what he invited them into would be upside down of the world around. But as Jesus would promise, they would be t...

Jesus was fond of saying that the “kingdom of heaven” was at hand, inviting people to repent and become a part of it. But this kingdom would look completely opposite of what they were used to. It wasn't what people expected. The people of this kingdom would be by nature different because what he invited them into would be upside down of the world around. But as Jesus would promise, they would be t...

Jesus was fond of saying that the “kingdom of heaven” was at hand, inviting people to repent and become a part of it. But this kingdom would look completely opposite of what they were used to. It wasn't what people expected. The people of this kingdom would be by nature different because what he invited them into would be upside down of the world around. But as Jesus would promise, they would be t...

Jesus was fond of saying that the “kingdom of heaven” was at hand, inviting people to repent and become a part of it. But this kingdom would look completely opposite of what they were used to. It wasn't what people expected. The people of this kingdom would be by nature different because what he invited them into would be upside down of the world around. But as Jesus would promise, they would be t...

Jesus was fond of saying that the “kingdom of heaven” was at hand, inviting people to repent and become a part of it. But this kingdom would look completely opposite of what they were used to. It wasn't what people expected. The people of this kingdom would be by nature different because what he invited them into would be upside down of the world around. But as Jesus would promise, they would be t...

Jesus was fond of saying that the “kingdom of heaven” was at hand, inviting people to repent and become a part of it. But this kingdom would look completely opposite of what they were used to. It wasn't what people expected. The people of this kingdom would be by nature different because what he invited them into would be upside down of the world around. But as Jesus would promise, they would be t...

Jesus was fond of saying that the “kingdom of heaven” was at hand, inviting people to repent and become a part of it. But this kingdom would look completely opposite of what they were used to. It wasn't what people expected. The people of this kingdom would be by nature different because what he invited them into would be upside down of the world around. But as Jesus would promise, they would be t...

Jesus was fond of saying that the “kingdom of heaven” was at hand, inviting people to repent and become a part of it. But this kingdom would look completely opposite of what they were used to. It wasn't what people expected. The people of this kingdom would be by nature different because what he invited them into would be upside down of the world around. But as Jesus would promise, they would be t...

Jesus was fond of saying that the “kingdom of heaven” was at hand, inviting people to repent and become a part of it. But this kingdom would look completely opposite of what they were used to. It wasn't what people expected. The people of this kingdom would be by nature different because what he invited them into would be upside down of the world around. But as Jesus would promise, they would be t...

Jesus was fond of saying that the “kingdom of heaven” was at hand, inviting people to repent and become a part of it. But this kingdom would look completely opposite of what they were used to. It wasn't what people expected. The people of this kingdom would be by nature different because what he invited them into would be upside down of the world around. But as Jesus would promise, they would be t...

Inverted - The upside down way of gaining by loosing

A series about the how and the why behind the spiritual practices God calls us to. Every practice he asks us to act upon is one that points us to His grace. Actions like prayer, meditating on Scripture, communion, baptism or tithing are more than mere ritual. They’re given by God because they remind us if of what he has already done on our behalf. They are worthy of our effort to do them correctly...

A series about the how and the why behind the spiritual practices God calls us to. Every practice he asks us to act upon is one that points us to His grace. Actions like prayer, meditating on Scripture, communion, baptism or tithing are more than mere ritual. They’re given by God because they remind us if of what he has already done on our behalf. They are worthy of our effort to do them correctly...

A series on the book of the Song of Songs. The song above and unlike any other that reveals a God who invites us into a life of freedom and fulfillment. This is true in every part of our life but especially true in sexuality, dating, romance and desire.