Podcasts about highland church

Matt and David talk with Beth Ann about times when she has felt the leading of God.

Matt and David talk with Terry Cagle about how God has worked in his life.

On today's episode of Hope Between The Lines, I get to have a great conversation with my pastor. Nathan Schroeder is the lead pastor at Highland Church in Plover, WI. He is a passionate man, husband, father and friend. His ability to fuse spirituality with practicality is refreshing. You can connect with Nathan and learn more about Highland Church by visiting their website, highlandag.org. Thank you for joining the conversation on Hope Between The Lines! May the Lord Bless you, May He keep you and May His face shine forever brightly upon you! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dan-herod/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dan-herod/support

Sunday Morning Sermon from the Highland Church of Christ in Memphis. Josh Jackson from the Rural Hills Church of Christ is our guest preacher today. He gives us a message out of Matthew 10:1-4. Today we are challenged to live together despite our differences much like the disciples who were called to follow Jesus did.

Sunday Morning Sermon from Highland Church of Christ in Memphis on September 20, 2020. In Mark one we learn that Jesus’ compassionate being is what our souls need. Jesus is the compassionate savior we all long for. This same spirit lives within us.

Sunday Sermon, August 30, 2020 at the Highland Church of Christ in Memphis What if God has scattered us because He wants to grow us? What if this is the beginning of a revival at Highland. Where people let go of any expectation they have on what the church will do for them, and instead they live into the calling that God has given each and every one of them: BE THE CHURCH. Wherever you are. Be THE CHURCH, and there I will be also.

Sunday Morning Sermon from the Highland Church of Christ. The sermon today focuses on the book of Daniel, Chapter 2. Many times in life the mysteries of our lives can cause fear. But we can have hope in the future because we know that Jesus is King.

In this week's episode we continue our summer series focusing on the kinds of people we are becoming in these trying times. What virtues and traits of Jesus should we cultivate in our lives right now? In light of a heightened awareness of racial tensions in our country in recent weeks we are going to spend time intentionally talking about this topic. The hope is we will cultivate a willingness to have conversation about hard issues and seek understanding of those different than ourselves. This week we are going to hear the perspective of an outside voice, Eric Gentry. Eric Gentry is the Preaching Minister at the Highland Church of Christ in Memphis, TN. He has served there for almost a decade and one of his core values has been working towards racial justice in his context. In this week's episode we will get to hear about his journey and what he is learning as a leader working towards racial justice.

Dr. Kyle Fagala is the owner and orthodontist at Saddle Creek Orthodontics, with two locations in Germantown and Collierville, Tennessee. Dr. Fagala graduated from The University of Tennessee in May of 2013 with a certificate in orthodontics and a master's degree in Dental Science for his thesis on three-dimensional imaging of the airway. Dr. Fagala is the course director and lecturer of Development of the Occlusion, a class for 1st year dental students at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center. He is also co-founder of the digital marketing agency Neon Canvas, host of the web series The Digital Orthodontist, and Key Opinion Leader for 3M Oral Care and Komet Burs. He loves music, specifically the drums, and spends more time than he should on social media. Dr. Fagala, his wife Anna, and their three children Charlie, Libby, and George live in Germantown and attend Highland Church of Christ.   www.saddlecreekortho.com www.neoncanvas.com

Memphis Mayor, A.C. Wharton, provided the welcome to the 42nd Annual National Jail and Prison Ministry Workshop held at the Highland Church of Christ June 10-12 in Memphis, TN.

In this, the very first episode of The Digital Side-Hug, Rubio sits down to interview his youth ministry hero: Buster Clemens - youth minister of the Highland Church of Christ in Memphis, TN. Buster talks about why he chose to leave a career in sales...

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Chris Altrock, preaching minister for the Highland Church of Christ in Memphis, TN, didn't grow up in a Christian family. Raised in rural New Mexico, he became interested in the Christian faith as a teenager and found his calling at the campus ministry at New Mexico State University. He sits down with Jerry Rushford, professor of church history, to discuss preaching in postmodern, globalized culture.

Chris Altrock, preaching minister for the Highland Church of Christ in Memphis, TN, didn't grow up in a Christian family. Raised in rural New Mexico, he became interested in the Christian faith as a teenager and found his calling at the campus ministry at New Mexico State University. He sits down with Jerry Rushford, professor of church history, to discuss preaching in postmodern, globalized culture.