I recently was asked about missionaries that we support at Highlands. As part of Green Pond Bible Chapel, we support many missionaries both domestically and internationally in support of our main purpose of bringing glory to God by making and maturing disciples of Jesus Christ. Currently, we support 24 domestic

A month under our belt by the grace of God!  We have thoroughly enjoyed meeting together on Sunday mornings for corporate worship and gathering.  Sunday’s are my favorite day of the week! But still…I see people that I only get to talk to for maybe a few moments 1 day

This past Sunday, we took some time to look at God’s Word in Titus 1:5-9, specifically regarding the need for a new church to have Godly leaders.  Let’s all enjoy a summary together, shall we? “This is why I left you in Crete, so that you might put what remained

This has been a week of major progress for pre-launch. We ordered tons more stuff. Kids ministry people have been on a tear. We’ve got a plan for welcome and traffic flow. We’ve got outside signage to direct people to our door. We are printing invitation cards for distribution. We

I suppose it’s sort of an obvious metaphor, but it’s called church “planting” for a reason. We don’t simply decide to start a church – we have to plant one.  We start with small seeds in good soil, work the ground tirelessly, pray for growth, and…little by little a church

What a great meeting we had this past Friday! We saw some new faces from the Vernon area coming out and joining the mission.  The Big Mo (Momentum) is alive and well and excitement continues to build. I don’t want to sound trippy, but there is a really energy that

A church isn’t a building, it is people. People are in relationships with each other.  In order for a church to grow, people need to be in relationships with other people – intentional “evangelistic” relationships.  A great definition of evangelism that Mack Stiles offers in his book — “teaching the gospel

I’m pretty sure most every Christian knows Jeremiah 29:11… “I know the plans I have for you…” It’s almost always misquoted and taken out of context. It’s not about us. It’s about Israel. It applies to us in a way – thru Jesus. But what is happening to Israel at this