Built for Eternity is an exciting course established for you to grow in your Christian walk, learn more about the heart of Highway and about your God given destiny. At Highway we believe that God has uniquely created you for a specific purpose. We would love the opportunity to help you discover that purpose and fulfil all that He has called you to do.

The course has 4 levels each running for 6 weeks

1. Knowledge of what it means to be a Christian
2. Knowledge of the vision and “DNA” of Highway
3. Discover each gift and course of development
4. Fully functioning in Gift as a ministry in the house

Please note that you will need to complete each level before progressing to the next.

The course is held right here at Highway on Tuesday and Wednesday Nights from September 23 until October 29. Cost is $15.00 per person for the whole course. Please see the church reception or contact the church office on 5547 6195 to register.

We look forward to seeing you there!

Pastor Bill Wilson is the president and founder of Metro Ministries International, America’s largest ministry to children with branches in various nations. He is a well-known speaker, author, pastor and friend of poor inner city children all over the world.

At the time Streets of Pain was written, the bus ministry brought 10000 kids to Sunday School. Their 50 staff and 250 volunteers personally visited each child every week. If you haven’t read this book, get on to it, but be warned you’ll never be the same.

Over the next ten weeks we will write up Bill's Ten Principles for Character Development for Ministry hoping that you will be inspired and encouraged to just have a go and do something.

‘Principle 2# - Don’t Get Involved With Fools (a person who lacks judgment, sense or Godly values)

Proverbs 14:7, 1:5 and 9:8, should give us insight into the kind of work that we are all involved in and the kind of people we should avoid as much as possible. There is great danger is being around a fool. If you are going to accomplish anything for the kingdom of God, you cannot afford to spend a whole lot of time with those kinds of people. Proverbs 13:20 clearly illustrates that the company you keep says a whole lot about you as a person and it will be easily read by those around you.'

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