Welcome to the Highpoint Collierville podcast, where we share gospel-centered teachings from the Collierville campus of Highpoint Church to encourage you and grow your faith in the good news and finished work of God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit.
In this passage, Paul instructs us to use our freedom in Christ to love and serve others.
In this passage, Paul shares how gospel freedom differs from worldly definitions of freedom.
Through this passage, Paul likens pagan idolatry to legalism and works-based righteousness.
Through this passage, we examine the roles that the law plays in order to prepare us for Christ.
Through this passage, we learn that right standing before God is not obtained through our performance, but through God’s promise.
On this Easter Sunday we look back at Galatians 2:20 and see how the Gospel affects our suffering.
In these verses, we learn that salvation by grace through faith has always been God's one and only plan.
Through his letter to the Galatian churches, Paul reminds us that anyone can forget the gospel and everyone needs to be reminded of the gospel.
Through his letter to the Galatian churches, the Apostle Paul reminds us why it is so important for us to constantly be evaluating and testing our gospel message in light of the true gospel message.
Through his letter to the Galatian churches, the Apostle Paul reminds us that you cannot serve God and man at the same time.
Through his letter to the Galatian churches, the Apostle Paul reminds us of the power of the gospel.
In the Apostle Paul's letter to the Galatians, he teaches us that there is no other gospel than salvation by grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone.
Pastor Parker Richardson teaches out of Daniel 10 that there are physical, spiritual, and gospel facets of prayer.
Pastor Parker Richardson teaches out of Matthew 17 and Mark 9, showing that our faith is most revealed and most exposed through our prayer life.
Celebrate Christmas Eve with a special message from Pastor Parker Richardson about our Everlasting Father.
Pastor Parker Richardson teaches out of Isaiah 9, where we see the strength, power, and might of our Savior and Deliverer.
Pastor Parker Richardson teaches out of Isaiah 9, where we learn about our need for wisdom and God's provision of it through Jesus as our Wonderful Counselor.
Pastor Parker Richardson teaches from Luke 18, where we learn about the importance of persistence in prayer.
Pastor Parker Richardson teaches from Luke 18, where we see that there are two ways to avoid God - one is the religious approach of thinking you're too good, and the other is the rebellious approach of thinking you're too bad.
Pastor Parker Richardson teaches from Luke 16, where we get a glimpse into the nature of the afterlife and what happens to us in eternity.
Pastor Parker Richardson teaches the two parables of the mustard seed and the leaven to illustrate both the hiddenness and pervasiveness of God's Kingdom.
Ryan Abone teaches the Parable of the Wedding Feast from Matthew 22 about the rejection of Jesus.
Pastor Parker Richardson teaches the Parable of the Talents from Matthew 25, which addresses and unpacks the concept of biblical stewardship.
Pastor Parker Richardson teaches the Parable of the Talents from Matthew 25, which addresses and unpacks the concept of biblical stewardship.
Pastor Parker Richardson teaches from Luke 14 the importance of carefully considering the cost of following Jesus.
Pastor Parker Richardson teaches from Luke 14 the importance of carefully considering the cost of following Jesus.
In this sermon, Pastor Drew McCalla teaches through Psalm 27. Despite fearing for his life from enemies, adversaries, false witnesses, and violent men, the psalmist David expresses great confidence in God as his deliverer and protector.
This week, Pastor Parker Richardson teaches through one of the more overlooked and undervalued parables of Jesus. The Parable of the Strong Man in Luke 11 is a reminder that we have a very real enemy named Satan.
Pastor Parker Richardson teaches from Matthew 13 on the parable of The Sower for the second week of our Parables series.
In this sermon, Guest Speaker Pastor Ronnie Stevens teaches through Psalm 37. The psalmist David is troubled by the prosperity of the wicked, and we're comforted with the fact that their apparent triumph is temporary and will soon fade. We are to fret not, trust in the Lord, and do good. We can trust in God's timing and know that the Lord's reward is worth waiting for.
In this sermon, Pastor Tyler Stevenson walks us through Psalm 103 where we see the LORD's immeasurable and steadfast love on display.
Today, we begin a new series in which we'll walk through several Psalms. Follow along from Psalms 1 as Pastor Parker Richardson unpacks what it means to be delight in the law of the Lord.
Join in to a special Sunday where we remembered the sacraments of worship and baptism, and heard a timely teaching out of 2 Corinthians 6:3-10(ESV) from Pastor Parker Richardson.
In part 18 of the Sermon on the Mount series, Campus Pastor Parker Richardson concludes Jesus’s famous sermon with the passage on the wise and foolish builder in Matthew 7:24-29. Our firm foundation is a person- Jesus Christ.
Continue through the Sermon on the Mount with Pastor Wil Franco in Matthew 7:21-23 about false disciples. This message will challenge you to evaluate where you are in your faith.
As we continue through Matthew 7, Pastor Parker Richardson teaches from verses 15-20 on False Prophets.
In part 14 of the Sermon on the Mount series, Campus Pastor Parker Richardson continues in Matthew 7:7-12. He discusses how this passage is commonly misinterpreted by believers. Ultimately, how we pray reveals what we treasure. When we ask, seek, and knock, God will give us more of Himself.
In week 13 of the Sermon on the Mount series, Campus Pastor Parker Richardson teaches on judgment in Matthew 7:1-6. Many times, believers misunderstand what the Bible says about judgement. Listen to find out what Biblical judgment looks like.
Campus Pastor Parker Richardson teaches on anxiety in part 12 of the Sermon on the Mount Series.
Pastor Parker Richardson continues the Sermon on the Mount series in Matthew 6:19-24. In this message, you’ll learn the difference between earthly treasures and heavenly treasures. Ultimately, Jesus is our greatest treasure because He gave up His heavenly treasures to come to earth to reconcile us to God.
Campus Pastor Parker Richardson takes us on a journey to see Jesus throughout the Old Testament showing that Jesus' life, death, and resurrection was the ultimate fulfillment of prophecy and the final sacrifice needed to save us from our sins.
In this Good Friday message, Pastor Wil Franco examines the two thieves who were crucified with Jesus in Luke 23:39-42. You’ll finish this message considering whether you have a saving faith or a situational faith.
Campus Pastor Parker Richardson teaches on the Triumphal Entry and the savior the people were expecting.
Campus Pastor Parker Richardson teaches about how to pray in this week's sermon from Matthew 6.
In week 9 of The Sermon on the Mount, Campus Pastor Parker Richardson teaches on Matthew 6:1-4, the passage on giving to the needy. He zooms out to give us a biblical theology on giving.
Collierville Campus Pastor Parker Richardson finishes teaching Matthew chapter 5 in week 8 of our series on the Sermon on the Mount. We learned what Jesus had to say about retaliation and about loving our enemies.
In part 7 of our series The Sermon on the Mount, Pastor Wil Franco discusses why we as disciples of Jesus should let our yes be yes and our no be no. Ultimately, God is the only one who can perfectly keep his oaths.
Pastor Parker Richardson teaches on what the bible says about sexuality from Matthew 5.
For part 2 of the Sermon on the Mount, Pastor Wil Franco teaches through the Beatitudes. Instead of a list of religious demands, they are redemptive declarations of who we are in Christ.
Campus Pastor Parker Richardson preaches a sermon on Matthew 4 preparing our hearts for the sermon on the mount series beginning next week.
Campus Pastor Parker Richardson dedicates the new year to the Lord and teaches about praying the character of God.
Campus Pastor Parker Richardson finishes our names of God sermon series with the name Jehovah Shalom, The Lord is Peace. In this message, you’ll see how only God through Jesus brings perfect peace.
In this week's Names of God message, Campus Pastor Parker Richardson talks about how Jehovah Tsaba, the Lord of Hosts, has won the war.
Campus Pastor Parker Richardson continues our Names of God series with El Roi, the God who sees.
In Part 2 of the Names of God series, Pastor Wil Franco teaches on Genesis 22. You’ll see how God’s provision in the story of Abraham and Isaac ultimately points to his final provision in the gospel.
Family Pastor Drew McCalla begins our Names of God series with Yahweh. In this first week’s message, you’ll learn about what Yahweh communicates about God's character.
Family Pastor Drew McCalla wraps up the Family Discipleship series talking about being intentional with minutes and milestones.
Family Pastor, Drew McCalla, teaches part 3 of the Family Discipleship series on the model and moments of discipleship.
In Part 2 of the Family Discipleship series, Campus Pastor Parker Richardson teaches about redemption from sin passed down from generation to generation.
Pastor Wil Franco begins our Family Discipleship series digging into Matthew 28 and the call to make disciples in our homes.
Campus Pastor Parker Richardson shares a devotional word with us as we worship together through singing, baptism, and communion.
Campus Pastor, Parker Richardson teaches on Acts 17:22-34, showing us how Paul used his time in the community for the sake of the gospel.
In week 1 of the Go series, Campus Pastor, Parker Richardson, teaches on the thread of global missions throughout the bible.