Welcome to the all new Highpoint Church podcast! Today's episode comes from Pastor Wil Franco's Easter Sunday message from April 4, 2021 at our East Memphis campus. Join in as we celebrate our Risen Savior, Jesus!

Today's episode comes from Pastor Parker Richardson's Easter Sunday message from April 4, 2021 at the Collierville campus. Join in as we celebrate our Risen Savior, Jesus!

Pastor Parker Richardson finishes up our series at the East Memphis campus with Colossians 4:7-18, where Paul's final greetings tell us a lot about how Jesus uses individuals like us to be His church and spread the message of the gospel.

Collierville Campus Pastor, Lance Scarbrough, finishes up our series with Colossians 4:7-18, where Paul's final greetings tell us a lot about how Jesus uses individuals like us to be His church and spread the message of the gospel.

For Part 7 of our series in Colossians, Pastor Parker Richardson brought a message from Colossians 2:8-23 encouraging us to be careful not to add anything to the gospel.

Pastor Wil Franco walks us through John 11:17-53, where Jesus not only sets an example for us of suffering, but also points to how He has redeemed it and will ultimately remove it for His followers.

Worship Pastor Josh Maze teaches from Colossians 3:18-4:1 for part 10 of our series in Colossians. We should follow these instructions for Christian households, not to earn salvation, but because of what Jesus has already done for us.

Join us for week 9 of our series in Colossians as Pastor Wil Franco teaches at our East Memphis campus from Colossians 3:12-17. You'll find out how as followers of Christ, we have the power to take off the old and put on the new.

Join us for week 9 of our series in Colossians as Pastor Wil Franco teaches from Colossians 3:12-17 at our Collierville campus. You'll find out how as followers of Christ, we have the power to take off the old and put on the new.

We begin looking at chapter 3 of Colossians by discussing being heavenly minded and our heavenly position. Why is it so hard to remain heavenly minded? We look at our affections, our attitudes, and our actions to find out why.