The Highland Bridge Builders Podcast

Scott Frizzell continues our 20 Questions series with a lesson on "What is Creation?" We will seek to understand how God created the universe, what kind of universe he created, and how we should think of the creation today.

Michael Van Huis looks at "What is the Trinity?" The trinity is undoubtedly one of the most confusing, but also important, doctrines in all of Christianity. Michael covers classic objections to the Trinity, why the Trinity is important, and why it is relevant.

What are God’s attributes? This morning, Allen Henry walks though Scripture to highlight more than 20 truths about who God is.

Kyle Fagala begins our series on "20 Questions: The Basics Every Christian Should Know" with an introductory lesson and discussion on "What is the Bible?” Specifically, we will discuss whether or not it's authoritative, clear, necessary, and sufficient.

Have you ever felt rejected, guilty, or broken? Tomorrow morning at 10 AM, we will begin a new 4-week series called "I Can Only Imagine" based on the story of Bart Millard, lead singer of MercyMe and author of the best-selling Christian song of all time "I Can Only Imagine." This series focuses on Bart's incredible life story - how his painful childhood and strained relationship with his father ultimately resulted in redemption. By reflecting on a story like Bart's, we begin to see ourselves through God's eyes, and find rest in His approval, purpose, and eternal hope as we reveal the heart of the God who loves us ... more than we can imagine.

Join us for a panel discussion on various questions related to Generational Christianity. We discuss parenting and marriage tips, problems facing the church today, politics, and Christian disciplines that have helped over the years. Thank you to the Maxwells, Carters, Bontragers, Allen, and Peggy for participating.

Join us as we will begin a special 3-week series on "Generational Christianity" by combining classes with the Hope Class. If there's one thing we miss out on by being in a large church with age-specific classes, it's an opportunity to learn from and walk alongside the different generations in our church. During these three weeks, we hope to gain perspective and wisdom from Hope's teachers Allen Black and Jay Shappley, and also to develop new relationships with the members of their class.

David Flatt and Kyle Fagala look at the prophecies of the Old Testament that point to a coming Messiah and how Jesus fulfilled those promises with his life. As we have mentioned several times during our series on the Old and New Testaments, the Bible is one continuous story of the God who created us, made a covenant with us, and despite our continued rebellious actions, remained faithful to that promise through the sacrifice of his Son. As we wrap up this series today in class, this Gospel message will be our focus.

Grant Dasher wraps up our several-week journey through The Bible with its final book, Revelation. It goes without saying that Revelation is one of the most confusing and difficult books we have. The section where John addresses the seven churches is pretty self-explanatory, but beyond that, is John describing the present, the near future, or the distant future? Is Revelation still relevant to us today? What does God want us to gain from this book?

Peter Snell covers The books of Romans through Jude as part 3 of our we Testament Survey. To access the artwork included in Peter’s PowerPoint go to https://overviewbible.com/.