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Each and every one of us was made for God’s mission. We see this mission clearly in the life, death, and new life of Jesus Christ. We believe that at Highland you can find your place in God’s mission. This podcast includes sermons from Preaching Minister, Eric Gentry, and also includes select Wednesday Night Classes and Special Events.
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Today’s lesson comes from Deuteronomy 6:4-9. This is arguably the most important passage in the whole OT and it is about discipleship. Specifically, family discipleship. Its been called “the Great Commission b4 the Great Commission”. When it comes to forming our children into disciples of Christ, this passage lays out the steps to take.…
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Today our lesson comes from Josh Jackson. Josh is the lead preacher at Rural Hills Church of Christ in middle Tennessee. Josh gives us a challenging message to give our lives order instead of balance. When we place things in the right order, we are doing things in the likeness of God.저자 Highland Church Podcast
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Does Life feels like a hamster wheel? A never ending circle. Harder you try, the faster you spin, but you don’t get anywhere. Problems don’t get actually get fixed, they just get band-aided, and eventually they turn into problems again. Is there another life? Through the resurrection of Jesus we do find another life, that allows us to live a differ…
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There’s been times in CoC history where we thought we were the only ones who understood baptism right, and so, our baptism was the only one that counted. That is not us. Eric explains that we agree with many others on these three things. 1. Jesus Saves Me2. I Need to be Baptized 3.My Perfect Understanding of Baptism is NOT what Saves Me. Our lesson…
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Today's lesson is the first part in a series about baptism. There is a fundamental misunderstanding of the Gospel, and how baptism fits into it. We can’t know enough. We can’t be good enough. But we can be saved. By Him. Baptism is something Jesus does to us, a washing of rebirth and renewal he pours out on us. Not something I do.…
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What do Christians do? They Serve. We get this directly from Jesus. Jesus doesn’t just say this to us. He lives it. Every person he comes across, he stops to receive. To help. To serve. When he’s touched, he doesn’t recoil. When there is a need, he never turns away. The Son of Man—above all others—somehow puts everybody else above himself.…
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We think we can do things on our own, but that’s not God’s design. His design for His people has always been to form the church. In todays lesson Eric explains why we should go to church and be part of the Church. You need it. Every Christian does. This is what Paul is talking about when he talks about the body. Different parts, hands, feet, eyes, …
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What do Christians do? We Give. In fact, the early Christians gave so much that they had joy in poverty. In crisis they gave even beyond what they were able to. And nobody made them, it was on their own. They said it was a privilege. In today's lesson we look at why Christians give generously and what the Bible tells us about the way we use our mon…
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Our lesson today comes from Colossians 3:16- “Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly”. What would life be like if you didn’t have the Bible? Not just your Bible. Really makes you wonder—what do I get from or have in the Bible, I don’t get anywhere else. How does God’s word dwell in us richly? By reading daily and reading deeply.…
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At the beginning of this year we are talking about the idea of a worthy life—in balance with the good news of our King/Savior Jesus. This series is going to explain the actions we do, as Christians to live a worthy and life and produce fruit for the Kingdom of God. Today's lesson is about prayer and how it can unlock deep meaning and empower a life…
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What are you thinking about right now, as we head into the New Year? Resolutions about your life. What do we aim for? Scripture tackles this head on. It doesn’t shy from the real questions we are asking. Today we will look at Colossians 1:9-14. Through this passage we might think about our own lives as we head into the new year and ask this questio…
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Today's passage is from Luke 1:26-38. Jesus is not the result of our effort, strength, labor or worth. He is the Father’s choice. The product of the Father’s initiative. He’s the fruit of Father’s loving favor for those who could not ever free themselves. The light of Jesus comes to us in the darkness. This is what our Father chooses. And this mess…
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John 1:6-8, 19-27. This is the assigned Advent reading for today. Advent is preparation for Christmas—the coming of Jesus Christ. Admittedly a bit confusing that a Sunday dedicated to preparing us for Jesus directs us to a story about John the Baptist. This passage tells us more about who John isn’t than who he is. It’s John’s list of all the thing…
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Advent is a time to think about what’s coming, and what it means to wait. The way that advent does this, is it makes us look two directions at the same time. Backwards and Forwards. At Advent we remember what it was like for God’s people to wait for Jesus for thousands of years. From the beginning, they waited for the coming, conquering son. Advent…
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Today we finish our Acts Series in Acts 28. This passage makes us ask the question- Is my heart right with God? That’s THE question Acts ends with. As we end Acts, the story of Jesus has been told again and again and heard again and again (much like it is at Christmas time!). And Acts ends by acknowledging—for some that story never makes it to the …
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Smith Hopkins from the Oikos Church in East Memphis joins us today to discuss one of the most powerful tools for God's transformation...asking deeper questions. The life and ministry of Jesus was filled with questions. We will look through Scripture and see how Jesus used questions to change the destiny of others.…
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Why missions? Why plant more gospel churches in more places for more people? Paul had a grasp on this reason. He saw it as the reason for his whole life, and it shows up repeatedly again and again at the end of Acts during Paul’s trials— “the resurrection of the dead”. We look at Acts 23-26 for our lesson today as we think about our Outreach Contri…
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Today's lesson comes from Acts 23. Paul is in prison. And if that weren't bad enough, there were 40 men waiting to kill him when he would be released. Sounds like the odds were stacked against him. But God doesn't allow his will to not be done in Paul's story. He wants Paul and us to be courageous in every situation.…
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Todays lesson is from Acts 21:12-14 and it is a story about sacrificing our own desires and comforts for God’s plan. Paul is heading towards Jerusalem (and ultimately to Rome). All of his friends are trying to stop him. Agabus comes to Caesarea and tells Paul that he will suffer so he should stay with them instead. But Paul is ready to do the Lord’…
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Acts 19 is 6 stories about 1 thing… power. Is Power a bad word? Seems to be today. Who has it, who is abusing it, who is oppressed by it? Sure seems bad. The Bible makes clear its not power that’s the enemy, it’s the self. So the invitation and promise of Jesus given through the Spirit is: with the right power over me, that same power will be with …
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