We had some slight audio issues during the recording, but they certainly do not detract from the powerful message brought to us today by Jim Barnhart. As we continue our walk with Jesus, we enter one of the most troubling and agonizing moments leading up to the cross: the Garden of Gethsemane. Here, the disciples seem unaware of the gravity of what is unfolding around them. While they struggle to stay awake, Jesus falls before the Father in prayer, pouring out His anguish as He prepares to face what lies ahead. But Gethsemane is more than a glimpse into the suffering of Jesus. It also reveals some important truths about our own prayer lives. What hinders us from truly coming before God? What keeps us from honestly facing our sin? And what can we learn from the way Jesus prayed when the weight before Him seemed unbearable? Today, Jim takes us into the garden as we discover some powerful “Lessons from Gethsemane.” High Forest Community Church www.highforestchurch.com Recorded: 8/30/26 For more information on how you can be certain of having eternal life, please contact us at info@highforestchurch.com Our other links: Facebook: facebook.com/profile.php?id=61552868390256&mibextid=JRoKGi YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@highforestcommunitychurch Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5l3baJZMvOJLYutaMDoVnv Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/hfcc-christ-centered-hope-for-todays-world/id1753425592?i=1000673790907 Rumble: https://rumble.com/user/HighForestChurch We are a Bible-Based, Jesus Only small community church located in rural South-East Minnesota. Our building was originally constructed in 1861 and is the oldest protestant church building in continuous use in our county. Many people have come and gone throughout the generations, but our goal will always remain: To Serve Jesus only, and learn from His Living Word, the Scriptures. Our small church body are all admittedly sinners, that openly strive to improve our walk daily, but also understand that we are Redeemed by the shed blood of Christ Jesus and declared innocent in God’s eyes due to Grace Alone! There is no act of baptism, charity or observation of communion that deems us worthy. No amount of following the law of Moses, or the ever-popular observation of legalism in many churches today that will save us. That is us believing in ourselves, rather than what Christ did for us completely. If you struggle with understanding the concept of salvation or are plagued by false teachings of following traditions rather than Christ alone, please do not hesitate to reach out to us. We would love to help! Please watch our archive of messages on a variety of topics. Please like and share our content with others that can benefit from what God has inspired our array of speakers to bring to the body. Most importantly, be sure you are secure in your relationship with God and Christ Jesus. It is so simple. Do not wait. Tomorrow may be too late… Lessons from Gethsemane, Garden of Gethsemane, Gethsemane sermon, Jesus in Gethsemane, Matthew 26, Matthew 26 36 46, Matthew 26 sermon, Jesus praying in the garden, Jesus prayer in Gethsemane, prayer life, Christian prayer, how to pray, hindrances to prayer, overcoming sin, facing sin, surrender to God, not my will but Yours, Jesus and the disciples, Jesus before the cross, suffering of Jesus, prayer in difficult times, trusting God in hard times, biblical prayer, Christian sermon, Bible teaching, Sunday sermon, Jim Barnhart, High Forest Community Church, Walk with Jesus, Jesus Christ, Bible study, Christian encouragement

“Kerplunk.” A sound that almost seems humorous. And yet today, we look at how this simple sound affected the lives of two different men, thousands of years apart. Using 2 Kings 6 as our base text, we discover how each of us can experience our own “Kerplunk” moment. Something changes. Something falls apart. Something we were depending on suddenly disappears beneath the surface…even when we thought we were doing everything right. So what do we do when we come across one of these moments in our lives? And perhaps more importantly, who do we take our seemingly insignificant problems to when it seems God has so much more important things to deal with? Does God really care about the little things? That’s what we explore today, beginning with one simple sound: “Kerplunk.” High Forest Community Church www.highforestchurch.com Recorded: 8/23/26 For more information on how you can be certain of having eternal life, please contact us at info@highforestchurch.com Our other links: Facebook: facebook.com/profile.php?id=61552868390256&mibextid=JRoKGi YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@highforestcommunitychurch Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5l3baJZMvOJLYutaMDoVnv Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/hfcc-christ-centered-hope-for-todays-world/id1753425592?i=1000673790907 Rumble: https://rumble.com/user/HighForestChurch We are a Bible-Based, Jesus Only small community church located in rural South-East Minnesota. Our building was originally constructed in 1861 and is the oldest protestant church building in continuous use in our county. Many people have come and gone throughout the generations, but our goal will always remain: To Serve Jesus only, and learn from His Living Word, the Scriptures. Our small church body are all admittedly sinners, that openly strive to improve our walk daily, but also understand that we are Redeemed by the shed blood of Christ Jesus and declared innocent in God’s eyes due to Grace Alone! There is no act of baptism, charity or observation of communion that deems us worthy. No amount of following the law of Moses, or the ever-popular observation of legalism in many churches today that will save us. That is us believing in ourselves, rather than what Christ did for us completely. If you struggle with understanding the concept of salvation or are plagued by false teachings of following traditions rather than Christ alone, please do not hesitate to reach out to us. We would love to help! Please watch our archive of messages on a variety of topics. Please like and share our content with others that can benefit from what God has inspired our array of speakers to bring to the body. Most importantly, be sure you are secure in your relationship with God and Christ Jesus. It is so simple. Do not wait. Tomorrow may be too late… Kerplunk, Kerplunk sermon, 2 Kings 6, 2 Kings 6 sermon, Elisha, Elisha sermon, Elisha and the axe head, floating axe head, iron axe head, axe head floats, miracle of the floating axe head, Bible miracles, miracles of Elisha, does God care about little things, does God care about my problems, God cares about you, God cares about the little things, does God care about small problems, taking your problems to God, trusting God, trust God in hard times, when life falls apart, when things go wrong, when everything goes wrong, unexpected problems, faith during hard times, God in difficult times, Christian encouragement, Christian sermon, Bible sermon, biblical encouragement, trusting God with everything, God is in the details, God sees you, God hears your prayers, prayer, faith, Jesus Christ, Bible teaching, High Forest Community Church, Kerplunk message

We continue our walk with Jesus, nearing the final hours before the cross. And there are heavy hearts all around. With revelations of what is to come, and the fear of Jesus leaving them, the disciples are left wondering what all of this means. And here we see the Lord comforting His inner circle with words that still echo to us today, giving us courage and hope when we find ourselves in troubled times. Jim Barnhart takes us through the path Jesus gave His disciples to strengthen them, encourage them, and keep them moving forward. As we continue in John 14:1–10, we discover how we, too, can have “Hope for Troubled Hearts.” High Forest Community Church www.highforestchurch.com Recorded: 8/16/26 For more information on how you can be certain of having eternal life, please contact us at info@highforestchurch.com Our other links: Facebook: facebook.com/profile.php?id=61552868390256&mibextid=JRoKGi YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@highforestcommunitychurch Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5l3baJZMvOJLYutaMDoVnv Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/hfcc-christ-centered-hope-for-todays-world/id1753425592?i=1000673790907 Rumble: https://rumble.com/user/HighForestChurch We are a Bible-Based, Jesus Only small community church located in rural South-East Minnesota. Our building was originally constructed in 1861 and is the oldest protestant church building in continuous use in our county. Many people have come and gone throughout the generations, but our goal will always remain: To Serve Jesus only, and learn from His Living Word, the Scriptures. Our small church body are all admittedly sinners, that openly strive to improve our walk daily, but also understand that we are Redeemed by the shed blood of Christ Jesus and declared innocent in God’s eyes due to Grace Alone! There is no act of baptism, charity or observation of communion that deems us worthy. No amount of following the law of Moses, or the ever-popular observation of legalism in many churches today that will save us. That is us believing in ourselves, rather than what Christ did for us completely. If you struggle with understanding the concept of salvation or are plagued by false teachings of following traditions rather than Christ alone, please do not hesitate to reach out to us. We would love to help! Please watch our archive of messages on a variety of topics. Please like and share our content with others that can benefit from what God has inspired our array of speakers to bring to the body. Most importantly, be sure you are secure in your relationship with God and Christ Jesus. It is so simple. Do not wait. Tomorrow may be too late… Hope for Troubled Hearts, John 14, John 14 1-10, John 14 sermon, Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled, Jesus comforts His disciples, Christian hope, hope in troubled times, trusting God in difficult times, faith over fear, finding hope in Jesus, Jesus is the way, comfort from God, Biblical encouragement, Christian encouragement, Bible sermon, Sunday sermon, church sermon, Gospel of John, Walk with Jesus, Jesus Christ, trusting Jesus, peace in troubled times, hope during hard times, overcoming fear with faith, Christian faith, Bible teaching, High Forest Community Church, Jim Barnhart, HFCC, Minnesota church

When faced with overwhelming odds, or a situation that seems far beyond what you can handle, what do you do? Often, our first instinct is to begin orchestrating an escape route. We try to calculate a way to victory. Or sometimes, we simply run away from the problem altogether. But how should we handle our fears Biblically? Today, John Grams takes us to 2 Chronicles 20, where we find King Jehoshaphat facing not one, not two, but three armies coming against him. The odds seem impossible. The threat is real. And Jehoshaphat knows that neither his strength nor his strategy will be enough. What he does next gives us a powerful glimpse into what becomes possible when we stop looking at the size of the battle and start looking to the size of our God. Through this incredible account, we’ll discover three simple applications for our own lives that can change the way we respond when fear comes knocking. Whatever battle you may be facing today, you can walk away encouraged and confident that you do not face it alone. Join us as we open God’s Word and learn what it means to trust Him when the odds are stacked against us in today’s message: “Facing Fear.” High Forest Community Church www.highforestchurch.com Recorded: 8/9/26 For more information on how you can be certain of having eternal life, please contact us at info@highforestchurch.com Our other links: Facebook: facebook.com/profile.php?id=61552868390256&mibextid=JRoKGi YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@highforestcommunitychurch Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5l3baJZMvOJLYutaMDoVnv Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/hfcc-christ-centered-hope-for-todays-world/id1753425592?i=1000673790907 Rumble: https://rumble.com/user/HighForestChurch We are a Bible-Based, Jesus Only small community church located in rural South-East Minnesota. Our building was originally constructed in 1861 and is the oldest protestant church building in continuous use in our county. Many people have come and gone throughout the generations, but our goal will always remain: To Serve Jesus only, and learn from His Living Word, the Scriptures. Our small church body are all admittedly sinners, that openly strive to improve our walk daily, but also understand that we are Redeemed by the shed blood of Christ Jesus and declared innocent in God’s eyes due to Grace Alone! There is no act of baptism, charity or observation of communion that deems us worthy. No amount of following the law of Moses, or the ever-popular observation of legalism in many churches today that will save us. That is us believing in ourselves, rather than what Christ did for us completely. If you struggle with understanding the concept of salvation or are plagued by false teachings of following traditions rather than Christ alone, please do not hesitate to reach out to us. We would love to help! Please watch our archive of messages on a variety of topics. Please like and share our content with others that can benefit from what God has inspired our array of speakers to bring to the body. Most importantly, be sure you are secure in your relationship with God and Christ Jesus. It is so simple. Do not wait. Tomorrow may be too late… Facing Fear, Facing Fear sermon, fear sermon, Christian sermon on fear, overcoming fear, overcoming fear with God, trusting God, trust God in difficult times, faith over fear, God is with you, when you are afraid, how to overcome fear, Biblical fear, Bible verses about fear, Christian encouragement, Christian message, 2 Chronicles 20, 2 Chronicles 20 sermon, Jehoshaphat, King Jehoshaphat, Jehoshaphat sermon, battle belongs to the Lord, the battle is not yours, overwhelming odds, trusting God in impossible situations, God fights our battles, prayer in difficult times, standing firm in faith, High Forest Community Church, John Grams, Christian preaching, Bible teaching, Sunday sermon,