Highway Sermons

We conclude our series by considering how we might reflect the presence Jesus and the Kingdom of God both in what we do, as well as in the work context into which God has sent us.

In our last week of our Work and Faith series, we look at how the biblical story of redemption and restoration in the life of Jesus applies to our work and careers, and how finding the Redemptive Edge is a key step in discerning how to embody the...

On the occasion of our 2-year birthday as a Highway campus, we pause for a discussion of who we are and where we're going, centered on the second chapter of Acts.

This week we continued our series on Work and Faith by talking about the emergence of Sin in Genesis 3 and its impact on our work, our call to bear God's image in creation. We look to some wisdom from Ecclesiastes 4 to understand having the right...

Greg reads our stories in light of the creation story in Genesis 2 and 3 to name the beautiful struggle of our work.

We begin our series in the beginning, exploring the presence of work in the creation narrative, and the implications that has for how we view and understand work as followers of Jesus today.

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This week we launched our 3 week Work + Faith series seeking a biblical foundation of what work is all about.  This series tracks work through the biblical narrative of Creation, Fall, Redemption. Week one we talked about how the creation narratives...

John wraps up our Eclessiastes series 'Meaning(less)' with an overview of the book of Eclessiastes, followed by a reflective exercise.

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This is the final sermon of our Meaning(less) series on the book of Ecclesiastes.

This message examines how relationships become meaningless—broken, abusive and unsatisfying—when we pursue riches and success at the expense of people. We need to appreciate that two are better than one and apply wisdom to our relational lives.