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The official sermon podcast of Highlands Church in Scottsdale, AZ. This feed also presents guest speakers and special events from Sunday mornings. Connect with us at www.highlandschurch.org!
Highlands Church hosts Highlands Church Sermons, a religion show with 411 episodes published.
Where do we find happiness? It might seem like an easy question at first, but so often our world presents us with pursuits of happiness that are temporary at best and completely destructive at worst. Psalm 1 gives us a b
Everyone sins. So what do we do when we’re confronted by others or the conviction of the Holy Spirit about our sin? The hope of the gospel is that Jesus saved us from our sin by becoming the sacrifice on our behalf. And
What does it mean to ‘bless the Lord’? God certainly doesn’t need our approval, so the encouragement to bless the Lord must go much deeper than that. Psalm 103 shows us that when we take time to remember who God is, His
The book of Psalms is an incredible collection of songs and prayers that meet us in our emotions - from joy to sorrow and everything in between - and point us toward the goodness of God. Psalm 13 is a raw and honest cry
As the book of James comes to a close, we're reminded to bring every season of life to the Lord in prayer, whether we're walking through suffering, celebrating joy or battling sickness. He encourages the church to make p
It can be easy to get discouraged when we look at the brokenness of our world. While our culture would encourage us to become cynical or even seek out an escape, God calls us to patience. Patience isn’t something that co
God cares deeply about how we steward the money he entrusts to us. There's no sin in having wealth, but if we put all our efforts into collecting and keeping our wealth, we can end up cutting corners and devaluing people
We spend so much time and energy chasing success in this world that it can be easy for our priorities to get out of order. James chapter 4 reminds us that our life here and now is just a tiny fraction of the eternity ahe
James concludes his warnings about our words by warning us not to speak evil against our brothers and sisters in Christ. It can be so easy for us to slip into moments of gossip, or to try and make ourselves look better b
Conflict is inevitable in our broken world, but where does conflict come from? The book of James reveals that conflict isn’t about what happens around us, it’s about what’s happening inside us. When we put our own wants
Living out our faith should allow others to see a difference in our conduct when compared with the rest of the world. The world encourages selfish ambition: do everything you can to get ahead, no matter the cost to other
Our words carry more weight than we realize. When we use our words in anger or to criticise or tear others down, we can cause huge amounts of relational damage. Jesus reminds us that our words reflect the nature of our h
He is Risen! If that’s not a true statement, 1 Corinthians 15 tells us that our faith is in vain, and we’re to be pitied among all men. But since Christ has risen indeed, his resurrection changes everything. The story of
Salvation is a free gift of grace through Jesus Christ, not a result of works we do. With that salvation comes a lifelong transformation as Christ works in our lives to make us more like Him. The works he gives us to do
A genuine faith in Jesus should affect how we live our lives and interact with others. Salvation is a free gift of grace through Jesus Christ and not a result of works, but the transformed life we receive comes with a ca
Partiality and favoritism show up in many ways in our world, but Jesus calls his followers to the opposite. Our job is to show love, honor and respect to every person God puts in front of us - no matter their status or a
Some sins the Bible warns against are actually seen as virtues in our world. Our media-saturated culture wants us to believe that showing partiality to rich, famous or influential people will help us get ahead in life. B
Faith in Jesus that’s lived out in real life is noticeable. True faith reveals itself in the ways we speak about others, the way we serve others, and even in the types of content we consume. When we surrender our lives t
It’s important to know God’s Word, but if we don’t allow it to transform the way we live, then we’re missing the whole point. The Christian life is one of both knowledge and obedience - taking in a steady diet of biblica
When we face trials and conflict, anger is often our first instinct. But God’s Word gives us a completely different model: James encourages us to listen first and be slow to speak in response. As we encounter a world tha
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Highlands Church Sermons is hosted by Highlands Church. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 411 episodes.
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