The Highland Bridge Builders Podcast

Join us as Dr. Kevin Shelby continues our Intimacy series with a lesson on “Knowing Yourself.”

Grant Dasher kicks off a 5-week series on Intimacy. Intimacy is the knowledge and understanding of a person, and the degree to which that person knows you in return. Along those lines, we will look at 4 common relationships - God, Self, Spouse, and Family - and how knowing each person more deeply contributes to intimacy.

Kevin Betts finishes our 3 week series on Christian disciplines with a discussion on how to share the Gospel and make disciples.

Join us as we continue our 3-week series called “Following the King” with a lesson by Eric Gentry on “How to Pray.” During these three weeks, we are focusing on practical Christian disciplines like reading the Bible, praying, and sharing the Gospel.

Join us as we begin a new, 3-week series called “Following the King” with a lesson by Peter Snell on “How to read the Bible.” During these three weeks, we will focus on practical Christian disciplines like reading the Bible, praying, and sharing the Gospel.

David Flatt concludes our discussion of the book of Romans with a look at chapters 12-16. These chapters focus on the practical issues of loving each other and living a life based on truth and unity.

Grant Dasher continues our Romans series with a discussion on chapters 9 through 11. These are some of the most mysterious and beautiful chapters in all of scripture.

We continue our 5-week series on Romans with chapters 5-8. Kyle Fagala looks at Sanctification and how the Gospel creates a new humanity this week. There is so much beauty and truth to be found in these chapters, and I encourage you to read these 4 chapters on your own as well.

Romans is one of the most significant letters Paul ever wrote, and chapters 1-4 lay the foundation for understanding the entire book. David Flatt spends time in each chapter, highlighting essential Christian concepts such as: • All Humans Need to Be Saved by Grace • Salvation Happens Through Trusting in Jesus (Not Through Keeping the Law of Moses) • God’s Purpose Was Always to Have a Multi-Ethnic Family

According to theologian Jack Cottrell, "The book of Romans may be the most read and most influential book of the Bible." It should be no surprise then that we plan to spend the next 5 weeks in Bridge Builders studying this masterpiece of the New Testament. Join us as Kyle Fagala presents an Introduction to Romans, focusing on the history behind Romans - why it's significant, why it was written, and why it still applies today.