Paul writes to the church: “Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly.” Join us as we remind ourselves of the power of the “red letters” and the reasons Jesus gives us to be grateful.

This morning we learn by listening to Paul invite us to do everything in the name of the Lord Jesus while giving thanks. Everything. Join us as we hear a powerful invitation to proclaim our gratefulness to the world around us.

Today we explore why Paul would lean so heavily into the Colossian church with a reminder to be grateful. And we look back into the story of scripture to discover how gratefulness has always shaped the people of God.

This morning we join the story of Luke/Acts and explore how the earliest church commissioned special servants for the flourishing of their community. Join us as we take notice of how the community met the needs of one another and how Servant Leaders here at Highland Oaks can and will be used.

We conclude our series by examining how the table ought to be a place in which we can practice a posture of hospitality as a mechanism for learning, listening, and loving.

How can we live as a person of peace while engaging in the political process? This morning look at the Jesus way for making peace as our "rule for engagement '' in the political process.

Today we look at the Holy responsibility of resisting the influence of our media and news outlets. As disciples, we resist being "pushed" by the winds and waves and learn to stand firm in our convictions of the way of King Jesus.

This morning we remind ourselves of the importance of our "training" and reflect back to the T.A.B.L.E. as a way to live into our devotion to discipleship.

What does it mean for Jesus to be "Lord" above all else? Join us this morning as we discuss the power of confession and its role in our participation in the kingdom of God.

We begin a new series this morning by exploring how disciples have always been called to live in the political tensions of their time and place. And for us and the election season, we listen to the wisdom of scripture and embrace our responsibility to make our pledge to the way of King Jesus.