Church of the Highlands - Sunday Messages - Video

We often base our happiness on things or events that do not last. True joy comes from beyond our circumstances. What are the things that keep us from having joy? How can we get joy back in our lives and keep it?

Have you ever had one of those great days that all of a sudden turns bad? In these moments, we often choose the wrong way to deal with them. So how do we find the right way? How can we invite God into these moments and find peace?

Even though Rahab was a prostitute in Jericho, God still chose her to be a great example of His power and she even shared in the lineage of Jesus. So if you are feeling disappointed in your life, remember that a story is being written; allow God to write it.

Of all the judges of Israel, Deborah stands out as one who led well. If we could hear her cheer us on in our own race, she would want us to be brave in the face of any challenge, knowing that Heaven is our home!

God tries to help us understand His world, but most of the time we can't. God operates outside of time, but we don't. So what happens when you can't understand God and impatience threatens to overwhelm you?

All of us have at least one moment like Mary had, when God reveals Himself and asks that we do something. So what do we do when we need to do something for God outside our comfort zone?

Do you ever wonder how to make your life count for something? In this message we learn from Elisha's example that when we give our best wherever God places us, God sees and rewards our obedience to his plan.

Jonah's a giant in the faith who is best known for making a bad choice, to turn away from God's call for him to go to Ninevah. Every bad decision we make costs something. So how can we recover from bad choices?

From birth, Jacob's life had challenges. On the heel of his older brother Esau, Jacob fought his whole life to get ahead. But ultimately, Jacob had to give control over to God to find the life he'd always wanted.

The Bible tells of a great cloud of witnesses who cheer us on as we run our race in this life. So what are these giants in the faith saying? What might they teach us? Today, we learn from the life of Isaiah.