Highland Sermons from Dr. Johnny Funderburg

Guest speaker Matt Coker shares a practical and encouraging message about trusting God with what you already have—even when your faith, confidence, abilities, or progress feel incomplete. Drawing from Moses, Gideon, the feeding of the five thousand, and other biblical examples, Matt explains how fear and perfectionism can disguise themselves as wisdom and keep us from obeying God.

Rev. Brandon Boydstun teaches Romans 7:13–25, showing why willpower cannot defeat sin and why surrender to Jesus Christ is the only hope for true spiritual freedom.

Rev. Brandon Boydstun continues the third section of his Romans study with a sermon from Romans 7:1–12, exploring what it means for believers to be released from the law through Christ. Building from Romans 6, he explains that Christians are no longer defined by sin, performance, or the fear of failing a spiritual “review,” but are united with the resurrected Christ and called to bear fruit for God. This message clarifies that the law is not sinful or useless; rather, it reveals sin, exposes darkness, and shows our need for grace. Through practical illustrations about marriage, feedback, rules, human nature, and freedom, Rev. Boydstun points listeners toward a life shaped not by condemnation, but by the Spirit, obedience, and fruitful union with Jesus.

Rev. Brandon Boydstun continues his third sermon series through Romans with a message from Romans 6:15–23 on what it means to be truly free in Christ. Building from Paul's contrast between slavery to sin and slavery to righteousness, this sermon explores why grace is not permission to keep returning to sin, how obedience flows from the heart, and why real freedom is found not in doing whatever we want, but in becoming who God created us to be. With a Memorial Day weekend reflection on freedom, the message calls believers to leave behind the bondage of sin, pursue active righteousness, and walk in the newness of life through Jesus Christ.

Rev. Brandon Boydstun returns to the Romans sermon series with the beginning of Section Three: Holiness Through Jesus Christ. Preaching from Romans 6:1–14, he explains how believers are no longer defined by their former life of sin, but are united with Christ in His death, burial, and resurrection. This sermon walks through the meaning of sanctification, the newness of life pictured in baptism, and the daily call to resist sin, walk in righteousness, and present ourselves to God as instruments for His kingdom.Recorded May 17, 2026Visit us at http://www.HighlandClovis.com!

Pastor Brandon Boydtsun preaches from 2 Corinthians 9 on cheerful giving, biblical generosity, stewardship, and living fully surrendered to God in week four of the All In series.

Pastor Brandon Boydstun teaches Part 3 of the “All In” sermon series from James 1 and James 3, focusing on biblical speech, taming the tongue, and living out faith through our words.

In the second sermon of the All In series, Rev. Brandon Boydstun continues the call to live fully surrendered to God by looking at Ephesians 5 and what it means to walk in love, walk in light, and walk in wisdom. This message challenges believers to examine their daily actions, words, habits, time, and surroundings, asking whether their lives are drawing others closer to Christ. As followers of Jesus, we are called to be imitators of God, avoid the darkness that pulls us away from Him, and live every moment as an act of worship.Recorded on April 19, 2026

In the first sermon of the All In series, Rev. Brandon Boydstun opens Romans 12:1-2 to explore what it means to live a fully surrendered life for God. Looking at Paul's call to become a “living sacrifice,” this message challenges believers to move beyond passive faith and into daily, active worship through the way we think, speak, work, love, and serve. Because God has given His all for us through Jesus Christ, we are invited to respond by giving our all back to Him.Recorded April 12, 2026.

Pastor Boydstun concludes his two-parter, today focusing on what Jesus did, even in the midst of being killed and after returning to life.

Pastor Brandon shares his Palm Sunday message out of Luke 19.

Pastor Brandon continues his series out of Romans, today focusing on the last half of Romans 5 and wrapping up Section Two. Section Three will start later in the year.

Pastor Brandon continues his series out of Romans, today focusing on the first half of Romans 5.

Pastor Brandon continues his series out of Romans, today focusing on the messages in the second half of Chapter 4.

Pastor Brandon continues his series exploring the message of Romans, today looking at the first half of Chapter 4.

Pastor Brandon moves into the second section of his Romans series with the second half of Chapter 3.

Pastor Brandon continues his series in Romans, today taking us through the first half of Chapter 3.

Pastor Brandon continues his series in Romans, today taking us through the entirety of Chapter 2.

Pastor Brandon continues his series in Romans, this time focusing on the last part of Romans 1.

Pastor Boydstun continues his series in Romans, still in Chapter 1, focusing on Paul's push to community and connection with fellow believers, and the power of salvation.

Rev. Brandon Boydstun begins a new series on the book of Romans that will come in 5 separate section. This first series in Section One is about "The Fall", the parallel of Genesis that we find in the first few chapters of Romans.

Pastor Brandon present the word and vision for Highland in 2026.

Pastor Boydstun brings a message all about realigning ourselves mentally and spiritually with the will of God as we head into the new year.

In this special Christmas Eve finale, Pastor Brandon wraps up his series, focusing on Simeon's praise upon seeing Jesus for the first time.

Pastor Boydstun continues his series focusing on the Songs of the Christmas story, this time focusing on the angels' song when Jesus is born.

In Pastor Boydstun's Christmas series, he'll be taking a look at "songs" found in the Bible in the Christmas story, connecting them to our lives today. In this message, he shares the story of Zechariah, and some of his first words after regaining his voice at the birth of his son John.

In Pastor Boydstun's Christmas series, he'll be taking a look at "songs" found in the Bible in the Christmas story, connecting them to our lives today. In this message, he shares the story of Mary's calling and her song after meeting with Elizabeth.

Pastor Boydstun wraps up his series on gratitude with a few more excerpts of Scripture exploring why gratitude is vital to our spiritual growth.

Pastor Boydstun takes us through a 5-part series about thankfulness in this Thanksgiving series. Today, the focus is on why we should be thankful for God's grace.

Pastor Boydstun takes us through a 5-part series about thankfulness in this Thanksgiving series. Today, the focus is on why we should be thankful for our friends.

Pastor Boydstun takes us through a 4-part series about thankfulness in this Thanksgiving series. Today, the focus is on why we should be thankful for our friends.

Pastor Boydstun takes us through a 4-part series about thankfulness in this Thanksgiving series. Today, the focus is on why we should be thankful for Jesus Himself.

The first of a 2-sermon series on finding your role in the body of Christ and in the local church.

The first of a 2-sermon series on finding your role in the body of Christ and in the local church.

Pastor Brandon wraps up his 51-week sermon series on the Gospel of John with some final connections from the last few verses.

Pastor Brandon continues his series of The Gospel of John, beginning on the final chapter and discussion the need for us to live in obedience, dependence, and fellowship with Christ.

Youth/Worship Pastor Tyler Kelley fills in for Pastor Brandon with a message adapted from the current Youth series, about the need for Christians who do more than claim the title.

Pastor Brandon continues his sermon series from John, this time focusing on the latter half of chapter 20, showcasing how Jesus takes us from fear and doubt to peace and joy.

Pastor Brandon continues his series in John, today starting in chapter 20, focusing on how Jesus takes us from grief to joy.

Pastor Brandon continues his look in John 19, discussing the testimony of Scripture and why the Death of Jesus was the fulfillment of God's plan.

Pastor Brandon continues his series in John, focusing on the power of the cross in the first half of John 19.

Rev. Boydstun continues his series out of John, focusing today on the back half of Chapter 18 and the Kingdom of Jesus.Visit us at http://www.HighlandClovis.com!

Pastor Brandon continues his trek through John, focusing today on the second half of chapter 18, where Peter denies Christ. We discuss fear, shame, and self-confidence, and how Jesus can replace it all with better things.

Pastor Brandon continues his trek through John, focusing today on the moment Jesus is betrayed and what we can learn from this pivotal moment.

Pastor Brandon continues his series in John's Gospel, today covering the entire 17th chapter, focusing on the importance of Prayer.

Pastor Brandon is back as we return to the Gospel of John, going through the final section of John 16, focusing today on the reassurance Jesus brings us.

In the final message of this series, Media Director Matt discusses how misery isn't what Jesus desires for your life and brings the whole series to a close with a look at what a Child-LIKE adults looks like.

In the 3rd message in this series, we discuss how how tribalism, gatekeeping, comparison, and social media are distancing us from joy and God's purpose for our spiritual walks and how we are in desperate need of rest.

Media Director Matt continues his guest series about Biblical adulthood, this time focusing on how fun is a sacred thing, and that shared joy is a bridge to discipleship.

Media Director Matt comes out of his sound booth cage to start a 4-part series on biblical adulthood. Today, he talks about the "Childish Ways" we should put away - and how those things might be different than what we are thinking.

Pastor Brandon continues his series out of John, focusing on where our joy comes from.