We conclude our series with a reminder of how central eating is to the story of Jesus. And while eating, we embrace the value of the other and are mindful of our spiritual manners.

When we follow Jesus to the table how important is it for us to listen to others? Join us this morning as we dive into the ways we listen to others as disciples who love well.

This morning we take a deeper dive into the first teaching words of Jesus according to Matthew’s story. Come and learn that “blessed” is a disciples way of receiving and giving the life God intends.

This morning we take a fresh look at a familiar parable and look for ways to not simply assist those "in the ditch" but also see ourselves as those in need.

The first habit of our discipleship at Highland Oaks is "training." Today we explore the ways Jesus "sent" the disciples into the surrounding villages to proclaim the kingdom of God.

This morning we anchor our series in the calling of the first disciples. As we look towards the T.A.B.L.E., we first listen to Jesus and his invitation to "come and follow."

This morning we close out our "Faith of our Mothers" series by looking at the legacy of a mother and grandmother. Join us as we explore how we might "rekindle the fire within us" for our world and time.

Though most likely only a teenager, Mary was selected by God to be the first embodiment of the gospel. This morning we have “Christmas in July” and learn from the faithful mother of Christ.

This morning we visit the queen who chose a path of faithfulness for “such a time as this.” Join us as we explore this rich story and how it can empower us to do hard things.

Though a short and simple book in the First Testament, Ruth is a foundational witness to faithfulness as she refuses to abandon her mother-in-law and “finds a way to make a way” for the eventual fulfillment of God’s mission in Jesus.