Hey church family, summer is officially here and I am so excited for what's ahead.

We'll wrap up the Let's Talk About It series next week.

Then in June, we're starting a brand new series we're calling Soul Good Summer, where once again

in the month of June, we're going to hit the topic of the soul, the mind, the will, the

emotions, and how a healthy soul can change

the way we live. You know, oftentimes we spend our time working on the outside of our lives,

our schedules, our relationships, our habits. But God tells us the real work starts on the inside.

So I want to encourage you to lean in, stay connected in the month of June,

and bring people with you to church. I really believe God is going to move in all of us in a

really powerful way. Now today is a special Sunday. I am so excited to have Pastor Caleb Chambers

from our newest campus in Peachtree City, Georgia, with us. Caleb and his wife Katie have grown up here at Highlands.

Caleb's a Highlands College graduate and faithfully served as our first Sholes campus pastor.

And I'm so excited for all the vision and passion God has given them for Peachtree City.

Caleb is an incredible leader and an an anointed pastor, and today he's going to dig into another one of our most requested topics from our Easter survey,

How to Build Healthy Community.

And I know we're going to be challenged and encouraged,

especially because summer at Highlands is a great chance to live out what we're going to learn.

So let's open up our hearts to the Word of God

and put our hands together and welcome Pastor Caleb to the platform.

Oh, come on, church. Does anybody in this place love Jesus this morning? Let's give him our best.

Amen. Welcome to church, everybody. I want to look into the camera and say a big hello to all of our locations that are joining us. Of course, the Department of Corrections facilities in Alabama and Georgia. Can we clap our hands for our church family?

So glad to have everyone connected. And I do want to take this moment to look into the camera and say a special

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