HighPoint Devotionals

The concept of divine judgment makes many of us uncomfortable. We'd rather talk about God's love, grace, and comfort than contemplate standing before Him to give an account of our lives. Yet Scripture consistently reminds us of this reality: we will all appear before God's judgment seat, and each of us will give an account of ourselves to Him. But here's something that might surprise you—God's justice should actually be a source of inspiration and hope. When Justice Becomes

In the opening words of John's Gospel, we encounter a profound truth that echoes the very beginning of creation itself: "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God." These words deliberately mirror Genesis, inviting us to see that the God who spoke creation into existence is the same God who stepped out of eternity into time. The very first recorded words God spoke in Genesis were "Let there be light." Before animals, before humanity, befo

There's an unsettling reality about empty houses. Ask any city official and they'll tell you the same thing: vacant homes are magnets for trouble. They drive down property values, drain municipal resources, and worst of all, they attract criminal activity. Empty houses don't stay empty for long, and what moves in is rarely good news for a neighborhood. But what if this principle extends far beyond real estate? What if the same truth applies to our hearts, our families, and e