In Lesson 3 of our Wednesday night study through Jeremiah, Gary Kenley leads a powerful look at chapters 7–15, often called “The Temple Sermon.” This section of Jeremiah confronts empty religion, false security, and the consequences of rebellion against God, while revealing the courage and heartbreak of the prophet’s ministry. Join us as we explore God’s warnings to Judah, the call to genuine repentance, and timeless lessons that still speak to believers today.

In this honest and deeply encouraging message, Eric speaks directly to moms and dads about the beauty, pressure, and difficulty of parenting. Preaching from Psalm 103:8–14, he reminds parents that while parenting is eternally important, it is also impossible to do perfectly—and that’s exactly why we need the grace of God. Through stories, Scripture, and practical encouragement, this sermon points us to a compassionate Father who forgives our failures, strengthens our efforts, and loves us as His children. Whether you’re raising toddlers, teenagers, or praying for grown children, this message is a reminder that God’s grace is big enough for every season of parenting. Take time to listen and be encouraged by the compassion of your heavenly Father.

In Lesson 2 of our Wednesday night study through Jeremiah, Highland Elder David Jackson explores chapters 1–6, including Jeremiah’s powerful call from God and his first message to a rebellious Israel. This lesson introduces the prophet’s mission and the challenging spiritual condition of God’s people, setting the tone for the rest of this dramatic and timely study through one of the Bible’s Major Prophets.

In this message from Matthew 6:25–34, Eric speaks directly to one of the most common struggles we all face—worry. While Jesus’ words “Do not worry” may seem easier said than done, this sermon unpacks the deeper invitation to trust our Father who knows and cares for every need. Through simple but powerful reminders—like birds in the air and flowers in the field—Eric shows how God is constantly pointing us back to His provision and our value to Him. This message offers a practical and spiritual “prescription” for anxiety: pray and look for God’s care all around you. Take a few minutes to listen and be reminded that you are deeply known, valued, and cared for by your Father.

Step into a powerful overview of the book of Jeremiah in this Wednesday night Chapel class, taught by Highland Elder David Jackson. In this nine-week survey, you’ll explore the sweeping story of Judah and Jerusalem through prophetic sermons, historical events, and personal letters from exile. From the fall of Solomon’s temple to Jeremiah’s forced journey to Egypt, this study highlights the depth and drama of one of Scripture’s Major Prophets. This first session sets the stage with a meaningful introduction.

In this special Senior Sunday message, Eric reminds us of the powerful gift of blessing and the role we have in speaking God’s goodness over the next generation. Centered on Numbers 6:22–27, he shows how blessing is more than kind words—it’s inviting heaven to move on someone’s behalf. Through personal stories and Scripture, Eric challenges us to see that the greatest gift we can give isn’t success or comfort, but the presence of God shining on someone’s life. For our seniors stepping into a new season, this blessing is the foundation for true joy and peace. Take a few minutes to listen and be reminded of the power we have to bless others in Jesus’ name.

In this message from our 2026 Memory Verses series, Eric walks us through Psalm 91:1–2 and the powerful promise that God is our refuge and fortress. This psalm has sustained believers for generations, reminding us that while trouble will come, it will never ultimately overcome those who dwell in God’s presence. Eric challenges us to move beyond simply knowing these words to truly trusting them—choosing to dwell with God and run to Him first in every circumstance. It’s a timely reminder that real rest is found not in avoiding hardship, but in resting under the shadow of the Almighty. Take a few minutes to listen and be strengthened in your trust in Him.

In this encouraging message, guest preacher Jim Harbin reminds us that tribulation is something we all face—but we never face it alone. Preaching from Isaiah 43:1–3, Jim points us to God’s promise to be with us through every trial, calling us by name and holding us close. No matter what waters or fires we walk through, God’s presence is our steady hope. This message offers comfort, strength, and a powerful reminder of who we belong to. Take a few minutes to listen and be encouraged right where you are.

This Easter, Eric walks us through Galatians 2:20 to show that the resurrection isn’t just something that happened for us—it’s something that happens to us and in us. Through powerful stories and Scripture, we’re reminded that because of Jesus’ death and resurrection, our old life is gone and His life now lives in us. This message invites us to move beyond simply believing in Easter to being transformed by it. If you’re longing for real hope, freedom from striving, and a deeper identity in Christ, this is a message you need to hear. Take a moment to listen and discover what Easter truly changes in you.

On this Palm Sunday, Eric invites us into a powerful time of prayer as we begin Holy Week and reflect on the cross. Centered on Galatians 2:20, this message reminds us that Jesus didn’t just go to the cross out of obligation—but out of love for each of us. Eric challenges us to see how that same love now shapes our lives, calling us to lay ourselves down and love others no matter the cost. Through guided moments of prayer, we’re invited to thank Jesus, intercede for “our one,” and surrender the parts of ourselves that need to be crucified with Him. Take time to listen and let this message lead you into a deeper, more personal walk with Christ.