HighRidge Church Longview

It’s possible to have a healthy body and a corrupted soul, and it’s possible to have a healthy soul and be spiritually dead. In order to experience real health, we need to address all three of these areas--spirit, soul, and body. Some things are our responsibility to work on, while other things can only be done by the Lord. As we wrap up this series, Pastor Tim and Tina offer some practical tips on becoming a healthier you all around.

We were created for community. Even in the perfect, sinless Garden of Eden, God said, “It’s not good for man to be alone.” Yet in today's culture, it’s more difficult than ever to really connect with others. How can we find and maintain good, biblically healthy friendships in a sea of broken trust and toxic tendencies? Hang with us as Pastor Tim shares the Top 10 Tips for Biblically Healthy Relationships.

For the next three weeks, we'll be focusing on healthy relationships--marriage, friendships, and even yourself. To start things off, Pastor Tim and Tina talk about marriage. What are some practices that can lead to a vibrant, joyful relationship with your spouse? As we follow principles from God's Word, we can trust that good things are waiting on the other side of our discipline and prioritization!

"What in the world is going on?" Is this question on your mind? As we see events happening around us, it can be tempting to look for answers in places other than God's Word. But nothing takes Him by surprise, and Pastor Jeff Klingenberg explains that as we search the scriptures in Genesis and Jesus' words in Matthew, we find that God already knew what was coming and has a plan in place.

From paint on a cave wall to social media and digital footprints, everyone has a desire to leave their mark on the world. Every person wants their life to matter. The problem is, none of us can make an ETERNAL difference outside of the call of Christ. Pastor Tim shares a few key things--the long-lost recipe--for allowing the Lord to use us for His glory.

Pastor Tim explains that man's search for purpose is universal, but modern culture wants to solve that issue outside of God's Word. What does finding meaning in following Christ look like? What ingredients do we need to make sure we're hitting the target and fulfilling our God-given purpose?

Pastor Tim Ingram has been sharing about how spiritual disciplines are like long-lost recipes. This week, he focuses in on things that lead to real freedom. What "ingredients" are needed to help us continue walking in the liberty that Jesus purchased for us through the cross? The answer may surprise you!

Pastor Tim Ingram explains that there are some spiritual disciplines that aren't super popular, but God really values them. In His eyes, humility and brokenness still matter a lot. It's only when we've laid aside our will that we find His, so add obedience to the mix, and you've got a long-lost "recipe" for God's favor and purpose in our lives.

Pastor Tim Ingram explains that there are some spiritual disciplines that aren't super popular, but God really values them. In His eyes, humility and brokenness still matter a lot. It's only when we've laid aside our will that we find His, so add obedience to the mix, and you've got a long-lost "recipe" for God's favor and purpose in our lives.

"What will I face this year?" While we can't always know specifics, we can guarantee that there are both known and unknown battles ahead. Instead of sitting passively or fearfully, we can prepare ourselves to expertly maneuver through the storms of life by seeking the Lord on the front end, and creating a plan of action with strategy from the One who knows all things. Pastor Tim and Tina Ingram explain that when we do this, we can actually expect victory as He begins to fight unseen battles for us!