Sermons

Pastor Blake shares what’s next for Harvest City Church this week. We’ll celebrate what God has already done and look ahead at building plans, timelines, the Harvest City Initiative, and how we’re trusting God for what’s ahead.

In this week’s message, Pastor Blake shows how God’s grace changes who we are and gives us the power and desire to stop letting sin reign in our lives.

In this week’s message, Pastor Blake shows that we don’t go back to our old life because in Christ, that life is over and we’ve been set free to live a new one.

In this week’s message, Pastor Blake shows how God’s grace doesn’t simply cover our sin but completely overwhelms it and brings us into a new way of life through Christ.

In this week’s message, Pastor Blake unpacks how Christ’s sacrifice reveals that we were more broken than we want to admit, but more loved than we can imagine.

In this week’s message, Pastor Blake helps us see that because of Jesus, we don’t have to strive for God’s acceptance. We can live in His grace and trust Him even in suffering.

In this week’s message, Pastor Blake shows how the resurrection meets us in our darkest moments and invites us to trust the Jesus who changes everything.

In this week’s message, Pastor Blake explains how avoiding a decision about Jesus is still a decision and calls us to respond to Him with faith and surrender.

In this week’s message, Pastor Blake shows how Peter’s worst failure became the very place where he encountered the restoring grace of Jesus, and how the same is true for us.

In this week’s message, Pastor Blake explores the shocking story of Judas and what it reveals about how a heart can slowly drift away from Jesus.

This Sunday we begin a new series called Encountered: Face to Face with Jesus, looking at four encounters people had with Jesus during the final week of His life and how they responded. Associate Pastor Stephen Pollitte will kick off the series with the story of Mary anointing Jesus in Matthew 26:6–13 and what wholehearted devotion to Jesus looks like.

In this week’s message, Pastor Blake explores why strong marriages are not built on willpower but on grace, and how the forgiveness we receive from Christ changes the way we love at home.

In this week’s message, Pastor Blake shows how our words can either strengthen a marriage or slowly tear it apart and how God calls us to speak in ways that build trust and give life.

In this week’s message, Pastor Blake explores God’s design for marriage by showing how love, genuine affection, and intentional oneness work together to create deeper connection and lasting intimacy.

In this week’s message, Pastor Blake reveals the hidden power source behind healthy marriages, and why it changes everything.

In this week’s message, Pastor Blake kicks off Harvest City Church by calling us to go as people sent out by Jesus to love and reach our city.

In this week’s message, Pastor Blake shows how the heart of Jesus consistently moves toward those who are curious, searching, and willing to come to Him with honest questions.

In this week’s message, Pastor Blake reminds us that Jesus is not impressed with religious performance but is compelled by mercy toward those who humbly turn to Him in faith.

In this week’s message, Pastor Blake shows how Jesus is drawn to us with unstoppable compassion. He invites us to come to Him with confidence and then reflect that same compassion to the world around us.

In this week’s message, several staff members share what God is teaching them about trusting Him rather than leaning on their own understanding.

Join us, this Christmas Eve, as we celebrate the birth of Jesus.

In this week’s message, Student Pastor Collin Sosebee teaches about the love of Jesus.

In this week’s message, Pastor Blake reminds us that like Mary, we find true and lasting joy when we magnify God above our circumstances and reflect on His unchanging faithfulness and mercy.

In this week’s message, Pastor Blake points us to the deeper peace that comes when we loosen our grip on life and trust the God who writes a better story than we ever could.

In this message the first week of Advent: that when hope is lost, God breaks in. That in the silence, He speaks. That in the waiting, He moves. And that in a weary world, joy is still possible.