Highland Sermons

What does it really look like to love others the way Christ has called us to? As Pastor Brandon Boydstun continues our Romans series, "Love God and Love Your Neighbor," we explore Romans 12:9–21 and the marks of a true Christian.

In this message, Paul challenges believers to demonstrate genuine, self-sacrificial love, honor others above ourselves, remain faithful in difficult circumstances, and even show kindness to those who persecute us. Pastor Brandon explains why Christians are called to hate what is evil without hating people, surrender the desire for revenge, and actively seek opportunities to serve others. Through practical examples and biblical instruction, we discover how genuine faith should influence every relationship in our lives.

Join us at Highland Baptist Church in Clovis, New Mexico, as we learn what it means to overcome evil with good, outdo one another in love, and reflect the character of Christ everywhere we go.

What does it mean to truly live out your faith? As Pastor Brandon Boydstun begins the fifth and final section of our study through Romans, "Love God and Love Your Neighbor," we turn to Romans 12:1–8 and discover how the truths of Scripture should transform the way we live, worship, and serve.

After eleven chapters exploring God's mercy, grace, and redemption, Paul challenges believers to put their faith into action. In this message, we examine what it means to become a living sacrifice, renew our minds, embrace our unique spiritual gifts, and work together as one body in Christ. God has given every believer a purpose, and there are no small roles in His kingdom. Are you using what God has given you?

Join us at Highland Baptist Church in Clovis, New Mexico, as we learn how surrendering to Christ changes every relationship around us and why knowing God's Word must lead to living it.

What if the church you've been attending is far bigger than you've ever imagined?

In the final message of his four-part series, Back to the Fundamentals, Matt Coker explores what Scripture teaches about the true nature of the church. Using a simple LEGO brick, Hebrews 12, and 1 Corinthians 12, Matt challenges us to see the church as more than a building, a weekly gathering, or a membership roll. The church is a body where every part matters, a family that cares for one another, a community marked by generosity, and a mission that reaches far beyond Sunday mornings.

But there's an even bigger picture. What if the believers gathered in your sanctuary are just a small, visible part of a church that stretches across generations and centuries?

As the series concludes, Matt brings together the fundamentals of prayer, Scripture, worship, and the church, reminding us that the simplest parts of our faith are often far greater than we realize.

Guest Speaker Matthew Coker explores the biblical meaning of worship in Revelation 4, explaining why true Christian worship is a continuous, costly, and shared response to God's worth, not just a Sunday morning experience.

Guest speaker Matthew Coker explores why the Bible is God's living and active Word, how Scripture speaks into our lives today, and why reading the Bible should lead to genuine spiritual transformation.

Guest speaker Matt Coker explores Matthew 6 and the Lord’s Prayer to show how Christians can return to the fundamentals of honest, relational, God-centered prayer.

Rev. Brandon Boydstun continues the Interrupted sermon series in Acts 8, exploring Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch, obedience to God, sharing the gospel, divine appointments, and following God outside your comfort zone.

Rev. Brandon Boydstun begins the Interrupted sermon series in Genesis 22, exploring Abraham and Isaac, trusting God through unexpected interruptions, obedience, surrender, God’s provision, and faith when we do not understand His plan.

Rev. Brandon Boydstun concludes Section Four of Romans with Romans 11:25–36, exploring Israel’s salvation, God’s irrevocable calling, His mercy toward Jews and Gentiles, and why all things ultimately exist for His glory.

Rev. Brandon Boydstun teaches Romans 11, explaining Israel’s place in God’s plan, salvation by grace through faith, the olive tree illustration, and why no one is too far from God to be restored.