Heights Church

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We all have expectations of life, love, marriage and even of God that are not met. This week dives into how to navigate unmet expectations in our walk with Jesus. Join us as we explore Isaiah's proclamation that Jesus is the one who came to set the oppressed free and ask the question "Are you the one who is to come, or should we expect someone else?" Tune in to gain insight on how to lean into faith when we feel let down by our own expectations and experience transformation through a deeper trust in nobody but Jesus.——STAY CONNECTED WITH US:Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/heightschurchaz/?hl=enFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/HeightsChurchPrescott/Website - http://www.heightschurch.comNeed Prayer?https://heightschurch.churchcenter.com/people/forms/151322Give Onlinehttps://heightschurch.churchcenter.com/givingDownload Our Apphttps://subsplash.com/heightschurch-arizona/app

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When the alarm codes are going off you might need an expert to uncover their meaning. Discover with us how to navigate your dark side and the resources available for support.

Who we choose as a base and the crew we surround ourselves with can make a huge difference in how we view events in our lives. The very things that we carry around with us can be used by God to make a difference in those around us. Where is your base? Who is in your crew?

We may never see the dark side of the moon from earth, but God, not only see’s it but knows it. He not only knows what’s there, but also how it came to be. We all have a dark side of the moon to our lives. As we walk with God, draw closer to him, he begins to surface and expose what was previously hidden, or that we tried to keep undisclosed.

Living the good life is best experienced in humility. We know that the enemy wants to stir up cares, worry, anxiety and pride, so we give our lives to walk humbly under God as our strength in everything. We intentionally stand firm, in a posture of resistance to every distraction the enemy uses to take from us the gracious life we have in Jesus.

Over the weekend we heard from our Next Gen Pastor Todd Jones. We don’t have to wait for circumstances to be good to call God good. What does it look like when we lean on faith in the face of hardship? How can the way we face struggles affect the people around us?

We continue our Field Guide series in 1 Peter with a conversation about how we can live in the moment. We will learn together about how our everyday moments matter and ways we can live so that in all things God may be praised through Jesus Christ.

This week we continue to discuss 1 Peter and unpack the 7 characteristics of healthy relationships with Tom Garasha. Join us as we learn actionable ways we can build up our relationships by;1) Living in harmony with one another2) Being sympathetic3) Loving as brothers4) Being compassionate and humble5) By not repaying evil with evil6) Keeping our tongue from evil7) Pursuing and seeking peace

As we continue in our Field Guide to a good life, Pastor Owen dives into 1 Peter 3 with us and how it affects our lives today.Marriages are difficult even in the best circumstances. What can we do if our spouse isn’t following Jesus? Peter provides practical instruction to wives and husbands on how even in this situation we are called to show our spouse Jesus through our actions and choices.

Our special guest Chad Robichaux shares with us how God used him to start Operation Save our Allies to do the unimaginable and evacuate 17,000 people from Taliban control in Afghanistan. His inspiring retelling of the operation is a glimpse into God's will, and our ability to choose to say yes to His mission while facing our own doubts and insecurities. Isaiah 6:8Then I heard the voice of the Lord saying, “Whom shall I send? And who will go for us?” And I said, “Here am I. Send me!”

This week we are breaking down 1 Peter 2 as we examine the calling on our lives to “live a good life”. Pastor John dives into the culture of the early Christians to offer further context about how we are called to live and why. Join us as we discover that the way you live in the already, not yet is vital to God’s mission.

If you’re looking to step further into the good life as God intended for you, then you don’t want to miss out on this week's word!In our third week of studying the book of 1 Peter, Pastor Bob shares the powerful truth that the good life begins when our foundation is strong. Tune in to hear about the 3 ways that you can build a stronger foundation in your relationship with Jesus.1 Peter 2:1-31 Peter 1:22-25James 1:22-251 Peter 2:4-10

We’re continuing our time together studying the book of 1 Peter, discovering what it looks like to live a good life in Jesus. This week we see that we can step into the life intended for us by living with eternity in mind.Compared to eternity, our time here is short. Watch back this weekend's message with us as we examine how Peter instructs us to live during our temporary residency here on Earth. 1 Peter 1:13-25

Summer is finally here and we spent the weekend launching into our new summer series through the book of 1 Peter. Throughout the next two months, we will see how Peter presents us with a field guide to living the good life.This week we are looking at four ways that your birth in Jesus allows you to live a good life.