The Heights Baptist Church

Dr. Hahn explains about our new 3rd Service on Sunday nights starting September 19, 2010, and other vision and direction for CHBaptist. Exciting day at CHBaptist.

Rev. Mike Osborne continues our summer series "Signs of Life".

Rev. Mike Osborne continues our summer series "Signs of Life".

Rev. Mike Osborne our Administrative Pastor brings our second sermon in our Summer 2010 series.

An introduction to our Summer 2010 series by Rev. Ronnie West, Education Pastor of Colonial Heights Baptist Church.

On this day we celebrate freedom I thought we'd take a moment to think about the freedom Jesus fought for. Heaven paid a high cost for our freedom and calls the church to respect and protect that freedom.

Turn with me to Luke 22:14-20. Do this in remembrance? The command of this story that we know so well is simply this: do this and remember. Don't forget.

Dr. Hahn preaches on the Christian's role in going in missions, and prays for those leaving on mission trips this summer.

This tenth great word, like the nine before it, is God in His kindness warning us of something we cannot control, something that will run away with our lives, something that probably really does cause the Devil to laugh as he dangles bait out in front of us and we go after it with all we have. God warns us about coveting - it steals our ability to ever be satisfied, to ever enjoy.

What if there was one question I could ask myself, one guiding principle that would keep me out of sexual immorality, lying and stealing; and really help me obey all the commands?

The Lord gives us a seemingly obvious command: do not murder. It is our sixth great word, the sixth of the Ten Great Commands. What I would like to suggest this morning is that there is just a little more going on in this sixth great word than just, "Don't kill each other."

What do parents want to give kids? Based on this fifth great word, I think the Lord might say the best thing we can give them is a respect for authority- beginning with you mom and dad - be respectable and expect it.

I want to answer several questions as simply, but as thoroughly as I can in this format. What is the Sabbath? What day is the Sabbath? What rules are we to follow, or what are we to do? How is it for me?

The Ten Commandments are a witness to us every day that we need to trust in Jesus. Last week we saw God's first great word for us: Put Him in the God spot in our lives, and nothing else, for nothing else works. Today we come to look at the second and third of these great Words.

A Gallup poll said 85% of Americans believe the Ten Commandments are still binding today - only 15% could name as many as five. We need these Ten Great Words. They are a moral compass for our soul. They answer the questions, "How do I love God", and "How do I love others?".

Human history has a lot of great people. And no matter how you define greatness, they all have one thing in common: they're dead. And today's great people will join them. They are all dead, except one. His name is Jesus. Do you believe that?

We can't fix everything. We have to depend upon others in life and those others, for a variety of reasons don't always play their part.

We can't fix everything. We have to depend upon others in life and those others, for a variety of reasons don't always play their part.

Parenting is an interesting thing. It is a place where we have great goals, but often very little action in pursuing those goals. That is not meant to be a judgmental statement. I think it is true of most of us.

Parenting is an interesting thing. It is a place where we have great goals, but often very little action in pursuing those goals. That is not meant to be a judgmental statement. I think it is true of most of us.

We make decisions and we see them as nothing more than - a decision. We do not see our decisions as connected, but every one of them is and they lead you down a path.

We make decisions and we see them as nothing more than - a decision. We do not see our decisions as connected, but every one of them is and they lead you down a path.

Do you walk out the door each day knowing it is all God's? Do you make decisions as if it was yours, or His? Will your kids leave home knowing it is all God's? This is a big deal.

Do you walk out the door each day knowing it is all God's? Do you make decisions as if it was yours, or His? Will your kids leave home knowing it is all God's? This is a big deal.

What do we mean when we say, "We don't know how to communicate?" Is this a knowledge issue or a motivation issue? Let's go to God's word and see how really simple communication is if we follow God's way.