As you look at our world, do you ever wonder, “How can anyone think God is in complete control?” It looks like no one is in control. We’re experiencing a world out of control like a car pile up. We learn from God’s word that the pandemonium is an illusion designed by the Father of … [Read more…]
Our first in-person and indoor worship service took plast on May 24. You can now listen to the sermoon on our Sermons at High Peak Podcast feed. Find out how here.
Here are our plans for reopening our worship services at High Peak Baptist Church.
We are looking at how we’re doing worship together during the virus pandemic and how we might be able to get back together in the future.
Details about our Easter Celebration and worship services during the pandemic.
We’re doing drive-up prayer meeting in your cars this Wednesday night from 6-7:30 pm.
Join us for the annual Coffee House in January on Sunday nights and Wednesday nights in January. It’s a cold month so get some hot coffee, hot tea or hot chocolate each night on Sundays at 6:00 a.m. and Wednesdays at 7:00 p.m.. The Bible Study from Lifeway is called Faithful to the Mission and … [Read more…]
Thanks for coming to Cookies With Santa. Learn more about upcoming Christmas events at High Peak Baptist Church.
This last week we looked at Zechariah 4:6 in a sermon entitled By My Spirit. If you want to listen to it, please take a look at the player below or head over to your favorite Podcasting app and search for Sermons at High Peak. Also you can look at the player to the right … [Read more…]
This week’s sermon is entitled “Childlike Faith” and comes from Matthew 18:1-4. It comes from our October 20, 2019 worship service. Please listen to it and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Anchor or your favorite podcast app.
In this week’s message, I shared from John 15:13 and Micah 6:8 the four most important ethics for how to treat other people. It’s the Mount Rushmore of how to treat people. We get that idea from the monument which holds the faces of four of the most important presidents in our nation’s history. What … [Read more…]
The new church year starts in September. Here’s a few ways you can get ready at High Peak.