HIGHRIDGE CHURCH ROCKLIN BLOG

At Highridge Church, we firmly believe in the transformative power of encouragement. It's a value that we hold dear, and it's something that we strive to embody not only within our church community but also in our daily interactions with others. Whether it's at work, with our neighbors, or even with those we may consider our enemies, we are committed to being encouragers.

In our ongoing series titled "We Are," we explore the essence of our identity as a church. Today, we delve into a core value that shapes our community and interactions: honor. This value is not just a concept; it's a call to action, guiding us to honor all people with the love of Christ.

Today, we're going to learn that we are relational. Look at someone next to you and say, "I need a relationship." We are a relational church that loves people and values community. We're friendly to everyone we meet, but we want to go beyond just being friendly; we want to connect deeply.

Our story began with a vision in a patch of grass in Folsom, where the daunting task of building a church from nothing was met with divine assurance. This journey wasn't about building a structure but about fostering a community where every individual could find a spiritual home. It's a testament to the faith that when God calls, He also provides. Our church's foundation lies in the belief that we're not just building a congregation; we're nurturing a family under God's guidance.

Rediscovering Our Passion for God: A New Year's Journey is a blog post on nurturing a deeper relationship with God through gratitude, prayer, and spiritual growth, impacting personal and community life.