This morning we welcome our friend, Perryn Rice from Lake Highlands Presbyterian Church, as he launches our new series with an important and difficult moment in the life of Abraham. 

In our final installment in this T.A.B.L.E. series, we explore how eating with others creates space for welcome. So, join us as we discuss the ways we can eat with one another as a means for spending intentional time together.

In our church family, we desire to follow the guidance of Holy Spirit as we listen. And this morning, we learn how listening moves us towards the needs of others.

From the story of Abraham to Jesus we discover God’s mission to bless the world. And today we unpack how living the teachings of Jesus can lead us to making intentional sacrifices in our growth as disciples.

At Highland Oaks we have made a commitment to assist others through a shared journey in Christ. This morning we look at why investing in deeper relationships matter to our growth as disciples.

When we think of training ourselves in the way of Jesus, we need to consider how the story of scripture serves as a steady guide and invitation. This morning we look at how dwelling in the words invites us as full participants in God’s mission to the world.

This morning we return to the image that brings shape and meaning to our mission for loving, growing, and sending disciples at the Highland Oaks Church: the table. Join us as we explore a key way Jesus taught the habits and practices of discipleship.

We conclude our series from the gospel of John by listening to Jesus invite his disciples to come and have breakfast. This morning our fellow Outreach Minister, Becky Burroughs, will bring us a powerful conclusion to this series on listening and learning from Jesus.

Hallelujah, He is Risen! Today we celebrate the joyous reality of the resurrection. We listen to Jesus announce to Mary and world the great news of the triumph of God.

It is one of the most crucial moments in the story of scripture. And just like the very beginning, God has a word in the midst of darkness. Join us as we embrace the cold reality of the cross while listening for the lesson of Jesus “finishing” the work to be done.