Jesus often spoke in parables to describe what it meant as a people to live in a fallen and broken world. Join us as we look at the parables of Jesus in the Gospel of Matthew to see how these parables are just as powerful and rich for us today.

As we prepare for Easter, we are making our way through the different psalms that reflect our need for the cross. Listen to see how the Gospel promise found in the psalms is a balm to the pilgrim on the journey.

We look for hope and comfort in a number of different places. But what if we found comfort in an unlikely place? What if our hope was found not in our daily circumstances or achievements, but in the good news of the Gospel? Join us as we walk through Paul’s second letter to the Corinthian church.

When we think about the book of Exodus, we focus on one or two things: The Exodus and the giving of the Ten Commandments…But what if the story of Exodus is a picture of a greater exodus to come?

Join us as we work through the Gospel According to Moses

Who Are We? Discovering Immanuel High Point’s Mission and Vision

As we begin looking forward to Christmas, we need to take some time to consider how Jesus really is the hope we have all been longing for. Join us as we work through passages in Isaiah to discover how Jesus is the gracious gift that God gives His people.

What we know about King David is generally from a couple of Bible Stories (like, David and Goliath). But King David’s story is special. It is of an unimportant shepherd who was anointed by God to serve as Israel’s unlikely king. Join us as we study King David and see that he points us to an even greater unlikely king in Jesus.

Romans 8 is called by many theologians the most incredible chapter in all of Scripture. Why? Because the truths of the totality of Scripture are packed into this one chapter. Join us as we consider how the inseparable grace of God changes and transforms believers to rest, trust and live out the hope of the Gospel.

As we begin to get ready for Easter, we look to where the promise of a redeeming servant king came from (Isaiah 53), how he loves us (John 13), and how Christ’s Resurrection sets us free (1 Corinthians 15).