What does faithful Christian living look like between Christ’s resurrection and His return?

In this message from Romans 6:12-23, guest preacher Chris Kugler explains how believers have been set free from the slavery of sin through Christ and are now called to a lifelong journey of sanctification. Using the imagery of the Exodus, the wilderness, and the Promised Land, this sermon offers a compelling picture of discipleship, the importance of the local church, and the vital role of prayer as God’s people await the renewal of all things.

Like, Subscribe, and Share for more messages from Heights Church.

Grace does more than forgive. It transforms.

In this message from Romans 6, Dr. Paul Sloan explains how believers are united with Christ in His death and resurrection, freeing them from the dominion of sin and calling them to walk in newness of life. Paul’s teaching reminds us that salvation is both rescue from sin and restoration into the life God created us to live.

Like, Subscribe, and Share for more biblical teaching from Heights Church.

The Christian life is a joyful pilgrimage centered on worship, fellowship, and hope. In this message, Dr. Robert Sloan explores Psalm 100 and shows how God’s people journey together toward His eternal kingdom while trusting His goodness through every season.

Discover how worship shapes everyday life, why Christian community matters, and how the Lord’s Supper points believers toward the coming kingdom of Christ.

Like, Subscribe, and Share for more biblical teaching from Heights Church.

What does it mean that Jesus came showing mercy to sinners, the sick, and even the dead? In Matthew 9, every encounter reveals God’s long-promised restoration breaking into the world through Christ.

Dr. Paul Sloan explores how Jesus fulfilled the promises of God’s mercy and why His ministry created controversy among some of His contemporaries. This message challenges believers to become communities that reflect the same mercy Christ showed to others.

Like, Subscribe, and Share to help others discover more messages from Heights Church.

What does it mean to be human under the authority of Christ?

In this message, Dr. Paul Sloan reflects on Psalm 8, Genesis, Hebrews 2, and Matthew 28 to show how God gives humanity dignity, responsibility, and stewardship, while Christ alone carries the burden of saving the world.

Like, Subscribe, and Share for more messages from Heights Church.

What happened at Pentecost was more than a dramatic moment in the early church. It was the fulfillment of God’s promise to pour out His Spirit on His people.

In this message, Dr. Paul Sloan walks through Acts 2 and reflects on what the gift of the Holy Spirit means for believers today. Through the Spirit, we are adopted as children of God, formed into His holy temple, and equipped to build one another up in love.

Like, subscribe, and share to help others hear the message of Christ through Heights Church.

What is Jesus doing now?

In this message from Acts 1, Dr. Paul Sloan reflects on Christ’s ascension and why it matters for the life of the Church today. Jesus did not simply rise and depart. Scripture reveals that He continues His work on behalf of His people even now.

From interceding before the Father to reigning over every power, the ascended Christ remains active, present, and faithful. This message invites us to see the ascension not as the conclusion of Jesus’ work, but as the continuation of it.

Like, Subscribe, and Share for more messages from Heights Church.

What does it mean that Jesus would not leave His disciples as orphans? In this message from John 14, Dr. Paul Sloan explores Christ’s promise to send the Holy Spirit as our advocate, comforter, and helper while He reigns at the Father’s right hand.

This sermon reflects on the peace Christ gives, the transforming work of the Spirit, and the assurance believers have knowing that both the Spirit and Christ Himself intercede for God’s people. Even in seasons of uncertainty, believers are not abandoned.

Like, Subscribe, and Share for more messages from Heights Church.

Stephen’s final words reveal the deep work of Christ-shaped imitation.

In Acts 7:55–60, Dr. Paul Sloan reflects on how Stephen, even while being killed, follows the pattern of Jesus by praying for the forgiveness of his persecutors.

This message invites us to see discipleship not only as believing in Christ, but being conformed to Christ in our words, actions, bodies, and lives.

Like, Subscribe, and Share for more messages from Heights Church.

Jesus describes Himself as both the gate and the Good Shepherd in John 10, revealing a powerful picture of care, authority, and sacrifice. Dr. Paul Sloan walks through this passage and shows how Christ protects His people not by avoiding danger, but by giving Himself for them.

This message challenges listeners to recognize the voice of Christ amid the noise and to trust the One who leads His people into true life.

For more messages from Heights Church, subscribe and share.