Engaging and Interactive

DAY SESSIONS

For over twenty years, High Point has equipped teens with a Christ-centered worldview. Our goal is that the week campers spend at High Point will not be a fleeting moment of feeling close to God or a camp high but an introduction to a lifestyle of constant relationship with Jesus and abundant life.

This is a full list of sessions we cover. The particular sessions covered change each summer.

Value of Life:
Every human life is invaluable because we are made in the image of God. No matter one’s stage of development or environment, life must be protected at all times. In this session, students are exposed to the gut-wrenching facts surrounding abortion and Planned Parenthood, in contrast to the heart of God for every human life. We also examine what the Bible says about immigration and capital punishment.

Gender:
There are only two genders made equally in the image of God. In this session, we explore God’s design for men and women, the strengths and weaknesses of both, and why the current state of gender confusion is nothing but a lie from the enemy to destroy our God-given identity. We also debunk the logical arguments for transgenderism and further gender dysphoria.

Evil & Suffering:
Bad things happen to good people, and in response, the world blames God. We address this misconception and offer a different perspective to students who previously posed God as a cruel judge rather than a loving Father.

Leadership:
Many want to lead but don’t know the first step to standing out. In this session, we provide practical steps for teens to steward strong character development and leadership potential in their current season of life.

Mental Health:
Not all mental health issues can be prayed away or discounted. In this session, we discuss practical ways to address mental health and offer a biblical view of emotions that balances the spiritual and physical attributes of our thought lives.

Church:
While most would say they attend church, they are unsure of its purpose, the part we play in the Global Church, and how the church should influence society. In this session, we discuss all of that, plus the topic of “church hurt” and how we should respond to leaders we believe have wronged us in the church.

America’s Christian Heritage:
In today’s education system, students are fed the lie that the American founders were all deists at best. In this session, we examine copious amounts of evidence pointing to America’s heavily Judeo-Christian roots dating back to Columbus, the Christian beliefs of the Founding Fathers, and the Christian influences that have continuously permeated our nation’s history.

Scripture:
A world that does not know truth cannot be led by truth. At High Point, we spend multiple sessions teaching teens how to read the Bible and the importance of scripture while highlighting its validity.