HighRidge Church Longview

What if changing your future starts with changing the way you think? Our thoughts influence our responses, our responses become patterns, and over time those patterns shape our lives. Romans 12 shows us that God doesn't simply want to change our behavior, but He wants to transform us by renewing our minds. As we learn to examine our patterns, replace unhealthy thinking with God's truth, and make new choices, He can begin changing the direction we're headed tomorrow.

Sunday, October 4, 2026 Message: The Long View (Guarding What Shapes You) by Tim Ingram

What if what you're walking through today is preparing you for something you can't see yet? David didn't know that tending sheep, facing lions, and fighting bears were preparing him for Goliath. He simply learned to be faithful with what was in front of him, trust what he'd seen God do, and step up when the opportunity came. God often prepares us slowly so we're ready to respond suddenly. Don't overlook what He's doing in you today because it feels smaller than where you hope He's taking you.

Sunday, September 27, 2026 Message: The Long View (Trusting God In The Small Things) by Tim Ingram

What if spiritual growth looks less like a breakthrough and more like a tree? You may not notice a tree growing today, but over time, the difference is undeniable. The same is true of our spiritual lives as we guard what shapes us, put down deep roots, and stay connected to Jesus. A powerful spiritual life is built through ordinary habits practiced for an extraordinary amount of time.

Sunday, September 20, 2026 Message: The Long View (Daily Faithfulness) by Tim Ingram

Who do you want to be in 10 years? God is shaping your future through the choices you make today. A powerful life in Christ is built one ordinary day at a time—by staying teachable, trusting His timing, and faithfully doing what is right.

Sunday, September 13, 2026 Message: The Long View (A Teachable Heart) by Tim Ingram

What does it look like to stay planted in the Gospel? The Gospel is more than good news we hear once—it shapes how we live and what we share. As we stay rooted in it, our lives can point others to Jesus. God has planted us with a purpose. Will we say, “Here I am! Send me”?

Sunday, September 6, 2026 Message: Planted In The Gospel by Zach Gryder

God doesn't just want to change your circumstances. He wants to change your story. Through four powerful "I will" promises in Exodus, we see God's vision for His people: to bring us out, set us free, redeem our lives, and make us His own. These promises reveal a journey that begins with salvation but leads to freedom, purpose, community, and a life that impacts others.

Sunday, August 30, 2026 Message: The 4 Cups by Tim Ingram

You don't need a huge platform to make a lasting impact. Jesus used ordinary things like salt and light to show us how God works through ordinary people. When we notice a need, use what we already have, and take one step of obedience, God can multiply our faithfulness far beyond anything we imagined.

Sunday, August 23, 2026 Message: Making a Difference by Tim Ingram

What if finding your purpose is simpler than you think? You don't have to have your entire future figured out before God can use you. Purpose begins with identity, becomes clearer through the way God has designed you, and is discovered as you use what you have to serve others. Instead of waiting for a calling, take a step and start doing something purposeful today.

Sunday, August 16, 2026 Message: Discovering Purpose by Tim Ingram

Why do we sometimes want to go back to the very things God rescued us from? Freedom isn't just about where you've been delivered from—it's about learning to think, live, and trust differently. God changes our perspective, our fears, and the voices we choose to believe as we walk in the freedom He has given us.

Sunday, August 9, 2026 Message: Finding Freedom by Tim Ingram

What if the greatest gift God wants to give you isn't an answer to prayer—but Himself? Knowing God is more than a moment, a church service, or a religious routine. It's an invitation into a lifelong relationship through Jesus. Pursuing God changes everything, and the more we know Him, the more we long to know Him.

Sunday, August 2, 2026 Message: Knowing God by Tim Ingram