Pride often disguises itself as independence, convincing us that we can navigate life on our own. In this powerful message, guest preacher Josh Jackson traces the roots of pride back to the Garden of Eden, revealing how our desire for self-sufficiency keeps us from experiencing God’s design for our lives. Discover why confession is far more than admitting wrong—it is a life-giving act of humility that opens the door to God’s grace and the support of His people. Listen and be challenged to exchange the burden of self-reliance for the freedom of depending on God.

In this continuing Wednesday night study through Jeremiah, David Jackson leads an exploration of chapters 34–39, a dramatic section that chronicles the final days of Judah before the fall of Jerusalem. These chapters reveal the consequences of broken promises, persistent rebellion, and ignored warnings, while highlighting Jeremiah’s unwavering faithfulness amid persecution and opposition. Join us as we examine the fulfillment of God’s prophetic word and discover timeless lessons about obedience, trust, and the certainty of God’s purposes.

Parenting can feel overwhelming, confusing, and at times exhausting—but what if God never intended children to be seen as a burden? In this encouraging message from Psalm 127:3-5, Eric reminds us that children are a blessing from the Lord, entrusted to us with both purpose and potential. Discover how the treasure of Christ within us gives parents the strength to remain hopeful even when parenting leaves us perplexed. Whether you’re raising young children, guiding grown ones, or reflecting on your own parents, this message offers biblical encouragement for the journey.

What keeps a person from breaking when life applies overwhelming pressure? In this message from 2 Corinthians 4:7-9, Eric Gentry continues the “Treasures in Clay” series by exploring the source of true resilience. While the world searches for ways to become stronger, Paul points us to an all-surpassing power that comes not from ourselves, but from God. Discover how the treasure of the gospel, the death and resurrection of Jesus, provides the strength to endure hardship, persevere through suffering, and remain unbroken in the face of life’s greatest challenges. If you’ve ever felt fragile, weary, or overwhelmed, this message offers hope rooted in resurrection power.

In this continuing Wednesday night study through Jeremiah, Cary Daniel leads an exploration of chapters 25–29, a pivotal section of the prophet’s message. These chapters highlight God’s judgment on Judah and the surrounding nations, the certainty of the Babylonian exile, and the promise that God has not abandoned His people. Along the way, we’ll examine Jeremiah’s confrontation with false prophets and discover enduring lessons about faithfulness, truth, and hope in difficult times. Join us as we continue our journey through one of the Bible’s most powerful prophetic books.

What do you really have, and what are you really made of? In this message from 2 Corinthians 4:7-9, Eric Gentry explores Paul’s powerful image of “treasures in jars of clay” and what it reveals about God’s purpose for our lives. Though we are fragile and imperfect, God has chosen to place the priceless treasure of the gospel, the cross, and the resurrection within us. Discover how God’s power shines most clearly through ordinary people and why we can endure life’s pressures without losing heart. This encouraging message reminds us that what is inside us is greater than anything that threatens to break us.

Why do we often think of ourselves as good people, yet struggle to actually do good when the opportunity is right in front of us? In this message from Galatians 6:9, Eric Gentry explores the difference between talking about goodness and living it out through faithful obedience, love, and service. Along the way, he challenges listeners to consider what true goodness looks like in both our relationship with God and our treatment of others. This episode begins with Highland member Suzanne Avery sharing why Galatians 6:9 has been such a meaningful verse in her life and why she chose it as one of our Memory Verses for 2026. Be encouraged to keep doing good, trusting that God is at work even when the harvest seems slow in coming.

In this message, Eric reflects on the connection between memory and faith through Scripture, stories, and personal moments that remind us how easily we forget the goodness of God. From Israel forgetting the Lord after entering the promised land to the Psalmist choosing to remember God’s faithfulness in the middle of doubt, this sermon challenges us to fight spiritual amnesia with intentional remembrance. Eric reminds us that pride and comfort often lead to forgetfulness, but remembering what God has done strengthens faith and renews hope. Through the image of “Ebenezer stones,” we’re encouraged to build reminders of God’s faithfulness in our own lives. Take time to listen and be reminded of where God has brought you from—and how faithful He has been every step of the way.

In Lesson 4 of our Wednesday night study through Jeremiah, Cary Daniel surveys chapters 16–25, a powerful section filled with warning, prophecy, and hope. This lesson includes Jeremiah’s visit to the potter’s house, where God illustrates His authority and purpose for His people, along with Jeremiah’s prophecy of Judah’s coming Babylonian exile. Even in the midst of judgment, God promises restoration, declaring that after 70 years the people will return and rebuild Jerusalem. Join us as we continue exploring the message and ministry of one of Scripture’s most compelling prophets.

In this special message, we hear from three of Highland’s Outreach Partners who are bringing hope and the love of Jesus to people locally and around the world. David Jordan shares about the work of Agape in Memphis, serving vulnerable and overlooked communities with compassion and care. Ron Wade talks about the ministry of HopeWorks and their new initiative, The Next Story, helping men leaving prison find housing, purpose, and hope in Christ. Nathan Luther gives an update from Bacolod, Philippines, where he and Karen continue decades of ministry through Shiloh Christian School, serving children and families in Jesus’ name. Take time to listen and be encouraged by the many ways God is moving through these ministries.