We are enjoying today here at The Heights the faith, the sacrifice, the love for God of people who came before us. What are we setting up for the people who will come after us? Each of these six weeks we have looked a core value of The Heights and today brings us to Sunday Fuels the Lifestyle.

If you have been with us the last few weeks, you remember that we are in right in the middle of our 100-year celebration. We thought it would be good to focus each week on one of our core values, the values that got us here and the ones we hope will be the base for going onto the next 100 years. This week we will looking the core value, We Live To Tell. I will tell you that this one today is what got us here and will be what helps us to continue in the future.

If you have been with us the last few weeks, you remember that we are in right in the middle of our 100-year celebration. We thought it would be good to focus each week on one of our core values, the values that got us here and the ones we hope will be the base for going onto the next 100 years. This week we will looking the core value, We Live To Tell. I will tell you that this one today is what got us here and will be what helps us to continue in the future.

Servanthood, the mentality; serving the activity is absolutely in the running for a word to define the Christian life. The Christian life is ultimately about being like Jesus. We’re not serving to earn God’s love and forgiveness. We’re not serving trying to earn a place in heaven. We’re not serving to prove we’re good. We’re serving because we want to be like Jesus, and Jesus was a servant from washing feet, to meeting needs, to giving hope.

Servanthood, the mentality; serving the activity is absolutely in the running for a word to define the Christian life. The Christian life is ultimately about being like Jesus. We’re not serving to earn God’s love and forgiveness. We’re not serving trying to earn a place in heaven. We’re not serving to prove we’re good. We’re serving because we want to be like Jesus, and Jesus was a servant from washing feet, to meeting needs, to giving hope.

This passage gives us what would be the most well-known command to the Jew of the Old Testament. Instead of holding up John 3:16 at a football game they would hold Deuteronomy 6:4. It is the Great Commandment. Jesus called it the great commandment to love the Lord our God with all we are; and the very next thing said is, 'You gotta get this to the kids, the next generation, always be thinking about the next generation.' This is a way of life in the biological family and it is to be a way of life in the spiritual family. Now we tend to think only of doing this for children, but I would challenge us that the age group behind us is always looking at us – I want to see where I am going – what does it look like to know God, love God up there.

This passage gives us what would be the most well-known command to the Jew of the Old Testament. Instead of holding up John 3:16 at a football game they would hold Deuteronomy 6:4. It is the Great Commandment. Jesus called it the great commandment to love the Lord our God with all we are; and the very next thing said is, 'You gotta get this to the kids, the next generation, always be thinking about the next generation.' This is a way of life in the biological family and it is to be a way of life in the spiritual family. Now we tend to think only of doing this for children, but I would challenge us that the age group behind us is always looking at us – I want to see where I am going – what does it look like to know God, love God up there.

Good morning, Heights Family! We are in the midst of our 6-week celebration of the 100th Anniversary of The Heights Baptist. Each week we are remembering a core value that has made us 100 years strong and today we think on a Life Shaped by the Word.

Good morning, Heights Family! We are in the midst of our 6-week celebration of the 100th Anniversary of The Heights Baptist. Each week we are remembering a core value that has made us 100 years strong and today we think on a Life Shaped by the Word.

Today we kick-off of a 6-week celebration of the 100 Year Anniversary of The Heights Baptist Church. You may be wondering when the actual anniversary is, well, it was 100 years ago, at 8:00 last night. We are 100 years old! There was a people who had a vision, a faith. They loved the Lord and believed that love could be could grow, could reach if they did it together. And look at us 100 years later living in their faith and vision.