Heights Church

Week four of our series on generosity focuses in on the words that we speak and the generosity that flows from them. Words are everywhere; common within our everyday life and even our entire world. Our words are filled with influence, having the potential to fill others with life or with ruin. 

This week we are taking practical steps towards embracing words that breathe life into the people around us. Would those who are around you say that you’re generous with your words? Whether your answer is yes or no, make sure to stick around to hear about how you can begin to uplift others through the generous power of your words.

We are in the third week of our series on generosity, where we direct our attention to the idea that a generous soul is a reflection of a generous God. This week we continue to step into actionable steps for embracing the abundant generosity of God throughout different areas of our life.

Today we are centering our focus on the topic of generosity through the evaluation of our time. We need to redefine the opportunities that fill our time and shift our point-of-view to see opportunity as the full, rewarding life that God wants for you. A wise person makes the most out of every opportunity. How are you going to step into the enriching life that God has on reserve for you?

Last week we kicked off a new series that focuses on the idea that a generous soul is a reflection of a generous God. Each week, we are taking practical steps to embrace God’s abundant generosity throughout different areas of our life.

Today, we look at generosity from a different perspective, focusing on the generosity of the Gospel. To be able to live generously with joy, we must first give thanks for the generosity in the Gospel. The generous Gospel impacts us on a personal level that transforms the way we live.

We’re jumping right into a brand new teaching series called, The Way. Throughout the next year, we are focusing on spiritual habits that form us. In this series, we are honing in on the topic of generosity. This week we are specifically looking at the generosity of God along with His nature and character that is on display all throughout the bible.

The character of God is generous, but too often we don’t slow down long enough to see it. This week, through thanksgiving and gratitude, we begin to see an avenue in which we can begin to catch the generous nature of God. Catch today’s message to hear how you can begin to see the generosity of God play out in your own life.

Today we had the opportunity to share in the celebration of baptism with one another. In part with the life given to us anew in Christ, we get to hear a special teaching from guest speaker, Bob Hoyt. Bob talks to us about the subject of our story. We have our own storyline within the much grander narrative of God. As seen in 2 Corinthians, by finding our story inside of Christ, we become a new creation.

To hear about how you can live with confidence in your story and of God’s love for you, go ahead and check out today’s message. We hope that you are encouraged today.

Can you believe that we are already in our 4th week of ‘Castles of Sand’? We have loved this practical series, helping us to find rhythms to stand on as we build a solid foundation in 2021. This week we discuss the topic of forgiveness. In Matthew 6:12 we see that there is a daily happening of seeking forgiveness of our debts, as we forgive our debaters. Within that happening, there is a releasing of debts from both us and God.

This week we are challenged to constructively pursue forgiveness in your soul for someone who has wronged you. Go ahead and check out today's teaching to learn how you can do that! 

As we step into week 3 of our current series, "Castles of Sand'', Pastor John talks about the habit of hearing. We discuss how Intentional hearing is key to shaping what you will get out of the things you hear in God’s word. We discuss the question ‘if intentionality is key to my spiritual growth and my identity, what’s my intention when it comes to hearing the words of Jesus?

To help identify your intentions and to receive practical steps toward truly hearing the words of Christ, check out today’s message.

We are in our second week of Castles of Sand, and we are diving into the rhythm of prayer. Prayer is the medium that carries us to experience God, taking all of who we are as we step into connection with God in a fresh way. If we are going to build our life on a firm foundation, then one of the practices and realities is that prayer will be a part of our life. 

In today's teaching, we look at practical ways to begin making prayer a habitual rhythm within each of our lives. You don't want to miss this powerful, encouraging message. Go ahead and check it out! 

We are starting the new year with a brand new series, 'Castles of Sand'. This series is all about the rhythms to stand on. A foolish man builds his house on sand - what are you building your life's foundation on? The ground for building is optional, but storms are not. 

In this series, we will look at practical rhythms to put in place to help you have a solid foundation that will not waver when the storms of life come raging in. In today's teaching, we see that we have a responsibility to hear the words of Jesus and to put them into action. Go ahead and check out today's teaching to hear about how you can build the foundation and habit of hearing and acting upon the word of God.