This Sunday, Pastor Jeremy Daniel continued our All Sufficient sermon series with a message from Romans 7, reminding us that while the law reveals our sin, it cannot remove it. Jeremy explains that the ongoing struggle with sin is not necessarily evidence of failure, but can be evidence of God's grace at work in us as we recognize our need for Christ. Though our flesh continues to fight, only God's sufficient grace can turn our despair over sin into worship of the One who delivers us.

This Sunday, Pastor John Durham continued our All Sufficient sermon series with a message from Acts 2:42-47, reminding us that spiritual disciplines are not a ladder to earn God's favor but a table where we enjoy His grace. Through God's Word, fellowship, generosity, and prayer, we experience more of His presence and are transformed into a people who reflect His grace to the world. As we delight in God's grace, we grow in awe of Him, find favor with others, and see lives changed by the gospel.

This Sunday, Pastor John Durham continued our All Sufficient summer sermon series with a message from Jude 24-25, reminding us that the same grace that saves us is the grace that keeps us. John encouraged us to rest in God's sustaining power, knowing that He is faithful to carry His people, keep them from stumbling permanently, and one day present them blameless before the Father. Because salvation begins and ends with God's grace, He alone receives all the glory.

This Sunday, Highland's Group Minister Josh Duinker continued our All Sufficient series with a message from Titus 2:11-14. Josh reminded us that God's grace not only rescues us from sin but also trains us to pursue holiness and equips us to live as people who remember God's faithfulness, trust His provision, obey His Word, and find their ultimate satisfaction in Him.

This past Sunday, July 12th 2026, Pastor John Durham continued our All Sufficient sermon series with a message from Romans 8. John showed how God's grace removes our condemnation, sets us free, adopts us into His family, sustains us in our weakness, accomplishes His sovereign purposes, and secures us forever in Christ. Because of God's grace, believers can live with confidence, knowing that nothing can separate them from the love of God.

This Sunday, Pastor John Durham continued our All Sufficient sermon series with a message from Galatians 2, reminding us that we are all equally condemned by sin and equally justified through faith in Christ alone, not by our obedience or good works. Because Jesus gave Himself for us, His grace doesn't simply forgive our sin; it transforms our lives, empowering us to live through His righteousness for His glory.

This week, Pastor Jordan Greer continued our All Sufficient sermon series with a message from John 3:1-8. He reminded us that God's grace frees us from striving to earn His love or control our own lives, while challenging us to surrender to the work of the Holy Spirit, who not only gives us new life but also empowers us to walk in obedience by yielding to the power of the ever-present Helper.

This week in our All Sufficient series, Pastor John Durham preached a message from Romans 3, reminding us that both the rebellious and the religious stand guilty before God and are equally in need of His grace. John showed that while the law exposes our sin, it cannot save us; salvation comes only through the righteousness of Christ, received by faith as a gift of God’s grace.

This week in our All Sufficient series, Pastor John Durham preached from Romans 2, reminding us that both the rebellious and the religious are equally in need of God's grace. He challenged us to stop comparing ourselves to others and defending our own sin, recognizing that salvation is not found in religious knowledge or performance, but in the righteousness of Christ alone.

This week, Pastor John Durham kicked off our new sermon series All Sufficient with a message on God's grace. Through Ephesians 2 and Exodus 34, John reminded us that grace is at the very heart of God's character, lavishing His love and mercy on those who could never earn it. He challenged us to respond to this grace with humility, worship, gratitude, and a life transformed by the saving work of Christ.