Rev. Wes Rose shares about some upcoming missions plans for The Heights Baptist. We also hear from two couples from our church involved in missions.

We have spent a couple of weeks now talking about loving Jesus, and loving what Jesus loves. We saw first that Jesus loves the church. Last week, we looked at what it is we would love about this specific, The Heights, as we seek to love what He loves. And today we see that through giving to God and eternity we focus our heart on God and eternity with a wonderful benefit of escaping worry, and being able to trust Him to provide for our needs.

We have spent a couple of weeks now talking about loving Jesus, and loving what Jesus loves. We saw first that Jesus loves the church. Last week, we looked at what it is we would love about this specific, The Heights, as we seek to love what He loves. And today we see that through giving to God and eternity we focus our heart on God and eternity with a wonderful benefit of escaping worry, and being able to trust Him to provide for our needs.

The psalmist ached to be in the midst of the worship of God with God’s people. He loved what we would refer to as church. Last week we learned how passionate, how committed, how devoted Jesus is to the Church. Jesus loves the Church, and as His followers, we love what He loves. He is all about the Church, so we are to be all about the Church.

The psalmist ached to be in the midst of the worship of God with God’s people. He loved what we would refer to as church. Last week we learned how passionate, how committed, how devoted Jesus is to the Church. Jesus loves the Church, and as His followers, we love what He loves. He is all about the Church, so we are to be all about the Church.

While an object, a person, a program may have an impact, none of that should have a greater defining influence on my attitude about the church than Jesus. I am, you are a follower of Christ. My job, your job is to go where He goes, do what He does, say what He says, love what He loves.

While an object, a person, a program may have an impact, none of that should have a greater defining influence on my attitude about the church than Jesus. I am, you are a follower of Christ. My job, your job is to go where He goes, do what He does, say what He says, love what He loves.

We live in a world of injustice. It is a dominating reality on this planet. There are injustices that touch entire people groups and others that are felt very privately and personally. Some injustices devastate life and others just make it more difficult. There is justice brought to some injustices, and too many never have their day. There will be a day that Almighty God, the Judge of all, will say, 'Today'. No one knows why that day will be the day, or why it has not already happened. When all is said and done we will praise God for His justice.

We live in a world of injustice. It is a dominating reality on this planet. There are injustices that touch entire people groups and others that are felt very privately and personally. Some injustices devastate life and others just make it more difficult. There is justice brought to some injustices, and too many never have their day. There will be a day that Almighty God, the Judge of all, will say, 'Today'. No one knows why that day will be the day, or why it has not already happened. When all is said and done we will praise God for His justice.

We see God create this relationship in the opening story of creation and humanity. A relationship where we hold fast to one another, we’re one; naked and unashamed. Why would God want us to know they were naked and unashamed? Is that really necessary information? Yes, for God is showing a relationship where there is total acceptance, vulnerability, nothing to hide. There won’t be another relationship like it.