HighPoint Atlanta Podcast

This sermon explores King Jehoshaphat’s immediate and desperate turn to God when surrounded by an overwhelming, insurmountable enemy force. Judah marched into their crisis with radical prayer and preemptive worship. When faced with a seeming insurmountable "battle," do you seek God first? When we act with urgent devotion, the battle ultimately belongs to the Lord.

What should you do when the battle is bigger than you and the outcome is beyond your control? Through the story of Jehoshaphat in 2 Chronicles 20, discover how to stand in God’s presence, step forward at His word, and praise Him while He works.

What do you do when the battle is bigger than your strength and you have no answers? Through the story of King Jehoshaphat in 2 Chronicles 20, discover how humility and dependence on God unlock the strength you could never manufacture on your own.

What do you say when “I’m sorry” isn’t enough? Through the story of Joseph and his brothers, discover why genuine reconciliation begins when we acknowledge the hurt we caused and ask four courageous words: “Will you forgive me?”

What would become important if you believed you only had a limited amount of time left? Through Titus 2, discover how the grace of Jesus brings radical clarity to how we live.

Everyone wants a good life—but what if it isn’t found in wealth, comfort, or getting everything we want? In this message from Psalm 34:11–14, discover how fearing the Lord transforms our words, choices, and hearts—and teaches us to reflect God’s goodness every day.

It’s easy to believe God is good when life is good—but what about when you’re afraid, disappointed, or surrounded by circumstances you didn’t choose? In Psalm 34, David doesn’t simply tell us to believe in God’s goodness; he invites us to taste and see for ourselves.

What do you give your time and energy to? Do you get enough rest, but still feel tired in your soul? In this message, learn how to develop a lifestyle of prayer and experience renewed life with God.

What do you do when life hurts? When you’re exhausted, anxious, grieving, or angry, worship is often the last thing you feel like doing. In this message from Acts 16, discover why Paul and Silas sang in prison, how worship becomes a rhythm instead of a reaction, and why God is worthy of our praise, no matter what we’re facing.

What do you do when life hurts? When you’re exhausted, anxious, grieving, or angry, worship is often the last thing you feel like doing. In this message from Acts 16, discover why Paul and Silas sang in prison, how worship becomes a rhythm instead of a reaction, and why God is worthy of our praise, no matter what we’re facing. Learn how sacrifice and vulnerability create a lifestyle of worship that sustains your faith through every season.