HighLife Church

This week, Rufus Cris-Kargbo delivers a powerful message on John 21:1–15, exploring how to balance the demands of daily work with a vibrant fellowship with God that keeps your faith on fire.

In this sermon, you’ll discover:

The tension between provision and presence: How to manage daily responsibilities without letting them crowd out your spiritual life.

Lessons from John 21: What Peter’s return to fishing teaches us about calling, burnout, and redirection.

Rekindling your devotion: Practical steps to prioritize intimacy with Christ so your faith stays passionate and active.

Part 5: Have you ever felt unequipped, overlooked, or unqualified for God’s purpose? The truth is, God rarely uses the proud or self-sufficient—He delights in taking the weak, the unlikely, and the ordinary to display His extraordinary power.

In this Sunday message, "God Can Use Anyone," we dive deep into the incredible story of the four outcast lepers in 2 Kings 7:1–19, explore the serious warning of misplaced trust in Deuteronomy 11:16–17, and look at the radical wisdom of the cross in 1 Corinthians 1:18–25.

No matter your past or your current situation, God can use your life for His glory. Watch and be encouraged!

Part 4: Have you ever felt unequipped, overlooked, or unqualified for God’s purpose? The truth is, God rarely uses the proud or self-sufficient—He delights in taking the weak, the unlikely, and the ordinary to display His extraordinary power.

In this Sunday message, "God Can Use Anyone," we dive deep into the incredible story of the four outcast lepers in 2 Kings 7:1–19, explore the serious warning of misplaced trust in Deuteronomy 11:16–17, and look at the radical wisdom of the cross in 1 Corinthians 1:18–25.

No matter your past or your current situation, God can use your life for His glory. Watch and be encouraged!

Part 3: Have you ever felt unequipped, overlooked, or unqualified for God’s purpose? The truth is, God rarely uses the proud or self-sufficient—He delights in taking the weak, the unlikely, and the ordinary to display His extraordinary power.

In this Sunday message, "God Can Use Anyone," we dive deep into the incredible story of the four outcast lepers in 2 Kings 7:1–19, explore the serious warning of misplaced trust in Deuteronomy 11:16–17, and look at the radical wisdom of the cross in 1 Corinthians 1:18–25.

No matter your past or your current situation, God can use your life for His glory. Watch and be encouraged!

Part 2: Have you ever felt unequipped, overlooked, or unqualified for God’s purpose? The truth is, God rarely uses the proud or self-sufficient—He delights in taking the weak, the unlikely, and the ordinary to display His extraordinary power.

In this Sunday message, "God Can Use Anyone," we dive deep into the incredible story of the four outcast lepers in 2 Kings 7:1–19, explore the serious warning of misplaced trust in Deuteronomy 11:16–17, and look at the radical wisdom of the cross in 1 Corinthians 1:18–25.

No matter your past or your current situation, God can use your life for His glory. Watch and be encouraged!

Part 1: Have you ever felt unequipped, overlooked, or unqualified for God’s purpose? The truth is, God rarely uses the proud or self-sufficient—He delights in taking the weak, the unlikely, and the ordinary to display His extraordinary power.

In this Sunday message, "God Can Use Anyone," we dive deep into the incredible story of the four outcast lepers in 2 Kings 7:1–19, explore the serious warning of misplaced trust in Deuteronomy 11:16–17, and look at the radical wisdom of the cross in 1 Corinthians 1:18–25.

No matter your past or your current situation, God can use your life for His glory. Watch and be encouraged!

Have you ever looked up at the night sky and felt like creation was trying to tell you something?

In this week's message, "The Heavens Declare the Glory of God," we dive deep into how the natural world points directly to its Creator—and what that means for your daily life.

Using Psalm 19, Romans 1:18–20, and Proverbs 3:13–18, we explore:
• How creation speaks a continuous, wordless message about God’s glory.
• Why Romans 1 says humanity is "without excuse" when it comes to knowing God exists.
• How aligning creation's revelation with God’s wisdom leads to true peace, purpose, and spiritual life.