Highrock Church

Weekly sermons and weekday devotions from Highrock , a multi-site church in the Greater Boston area and Online. We create Christian communities that inspire curiosity, courage, and compassion.

Highrock Church is a religion podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 912 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Daily Devo | Advice for "Adolescents" (New Testament in a Year, 1 Corinthians 2:1-16)

  Aug 20, 202617 min

  Paul is writing to a church filled with spiritual adolescents — people with a growing awareness of their rights but little awareness of their responsibilities. And what kind of advice would you give to adolescents? Paul starts by warning them to be discerning about whose judgments they trust. The world is filled with enticing ideas and invitations, but few of those voices are truly wise. Similarly, we need to be spiritually wise about which voices we listen to. Whose perspective and judgments do you trust? Looking for a previous devo? Want to share one with a friend? Start here: https://www.highrock.org/daily-devotionals/ For Reflection: - How would you explain the difference between human wisdom and the wisdom that comes from God? - Why is the Holy Spirit essential for understanding spiritual truth? - How might God be inviting you to lean more on what God says and less on the many voices of the world? - Prayer: Holy Spirit, help me listen to your voice and to embrace the mind of Christ in all I do.

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  Daily Devo | The God of Peace (New Testament in a Year, Romans 16:1-27)

  Aug 18, 202616 min

  As Paul concludes his letter, he warns believers to watch out for those who create divisions and lead people away from the true teaching of the gospel. Instead, we should remain wise about what is good and innocent regarding evil. We each have to ask ourselves if we are working to build up ourselves or to build up the unity of Christ's body, the Church. After all, we are serving the God of peace (v20). It is the God of peace who will ultimately silence those who seek to harm rather than heal. Looking for a previous devo? Want to share one with a friend? Start here: https://www.highrock.org/daily-devotionals/ For Reflection: - The first 16 verses are filled with people who have helped Paul and others in bringing honor to God. Who are some of the people who you would commend or thank in your life? - How might God want to use you to build bridges and unity rather than cause divisions (vv17-20)? - What do you think it means to be "wise about what is good and innocent about what is evil" (v19)? - Prayer: Lord, help me grow in wisdom, love, and faithfulness, bringing glory to you through the way I live each day.

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  Daily Devo | No One Walks Alone! (New Testament in a Year, Romans 15:14-33)

  Aug 17, 202616 min

  Paul's closing reveals his deep dependence, not only on God, but on fellow believers as well. Christian ministry is never a solo endeavor. God often works through the encouragement, generosity, and partnership that we offer one another, starting with the call to lift one another up in prayer. Paul also reminds us that we can face uncertainty with confidence in God's faithfulness, including the people God will use to help, support, and encourage us along the way. Looking for a previous devo? Want to share one with a friend? Start here: https://www.highrock.org/daily-devotionals/ For Reflection: - What can we learn from Paul's willingness to make decisions and serve despite uncertainty and risk? - How might God be inviting you to more intentionally support others through prayer, encouragement, or generosity? Does anyone specifically come to mind? - Is there an area of your life where you are called to trust God in a time or place of uncertainty? - Prayer: Lord, help me serve you and others, and with others, faithfully and generously!

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  Sermon | When Culture Feels Biblical (Acts 15)

  Aug 15, 202634 min

  What if something you’re convinced is “God’s way” is actually just your way? Our culture shapes what feels right, normal, and even biblical to us, often without us realizing it. So how can we tell the difference between the Gospel and the culture we’ve wrapped around it? · · · Check out other Highrock sermons Check out Highrock's 15-min daily devotionals

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  Daily Devo | Submit to the Authorities? (Flashback Friday, Romans 13:1-7)

  Aug 14, 202616 min

  In this flashback to May 27, 2025, we consider a passage that has historically been used to demand submission to all kinds of abuses and inequalities coming from governing authorities. Is Paul complicit in supporting such corrupt governments? By basing the authority of government in God, Paul appears to give legitimacy to such authorities but only within limits. Those authorities are also under authority (God's) and must submit to authority as well. What is the purpose of government and what are those limits? Looking for a previous devo? Want to share one with a friend? Start here: https://www.highrock.org/daily-devotionals/ For Reflection: Christians have had great differences in understanding how to apply Paul's instructions from this passage. - Given Paul's word about the legitimacy of government, its purpose (to promote good and restrain evil), and its limitations (its authority comes from God), when and how do you think it is appropriate to resist authority? - Paul was not living under a democratic government in which authority comes from the people. How might that context affect how we apply Paul's instructions, if at all?

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