Here, you’ll find inspiring letters from trusted leaders serving at Highway. This space is a platform where our leaders share heartfelt reflections, revelations, and wisdom about God’s Word and what God is doing in and through His church.
We invite you to read, reflect, and be encouraged as we journey together in faith.
Letters
FIGHTING THE RIGHT BATTLE (3 Part Series)
2 CORINTHIANS 10:1–6 PART 3: FINAL APPLICATION — WHO IS DRIVING YOUR MIND? Imagine that your mind is a car. Different passengers will try to get inside. Fear. Anger. Pride. Jealousy. Lust. Bitterness. Worry. The problem is not simply that these passengers appear. The problem comes when we hand them the steering wheel. Fear says: “Let me drive.” Anger says: “Move over. I will handle this.” Pride says: “Don't apologise. You did nothing wrong.” Bitterness says: “Don't forget what they…
FIGHTING THE RIGHT BATTLE (3 Part Series)
2 CORINTHIANS 10:1–6 PART 2: AM I FIGHTING THE RIGHT ENEMY? V3 “For though we walk in the flesh, we are not waging war according to the flesh.” Now Paul introduces the language of warfare. He says: Yes, we are human beings. We live in human bodies. We have human limitations. But the battle we are fighting cannot be won merely through human strength. Paul accepts that he is physically limited. He may not have appeared as impressive as some…
FIGHTING THE RIGHT BATTLE (3 Part Series)
2 CORINTHIANS 10:1–6 PART 1: INTRODUCTION There are battles that everybody can see, and there are battles that nobody can see. We can see conflict in a marriage. We can see problems at work. We can see disagreements in a church. We can see financial pressure. We can see tension between people. But behind some of the battles that we can see, there is another battle taking place - a battle involving truth, lies, attitudes, beliefs, thoughts and ultimately our…
Respect and it’s Repercussions
It’s strange how, for some people, the moment they step onto a plane, common decency seems to go out the window. On a recent flight, I watched a young man angrily shout at an elderly woman because she was sitting in his seat. It reminded me of another flight, where I witnessed an older man treat someone who was different from him with shocking disgust. But I’ve also seen something very different. I’ve watched a man kindly help a woman…
Open my Eyes, Lord
Most Christians, even those who have walked with God for only a short time, have experienced the disappointment of praying and not seeing an immediate answer. In many Christian circles, when a prayer seems unanswered, especially when we believe we are praying according to God’s will, we often conclude that God may be saying, “Not now.” But what if there is another dimension to receiving from God? What if the answer has already been provided, but our eyes have not…