Harbor Church Podcast

 Pastor Josh dives into the story of the Good Samaritan; showing us WHO our neighbor is and HOW we are supposed to show them the love of God.

There can easily be division in our communities and neighborhoods, but Pastor Josh talks about how being obedient to God and loving each other can mend brokenness in our communities and relationships.

The relationships we have with those we work with can easily become strained; however, Pastor Josh looks at the relationship between Paul and Barnabas in the book of Acts as an example of how people can handle conflict in a work environment.

Relationships are tough and can be a lot of work; guest speakers Ron and Marilyn Sears share some wisdom and insight about how to manage conflict without damaging the relationship.

Just because we are physically close to someone does not mean we have a solid relationship with them. Pastor Josh and his brother Pastor Judson take a deeper look into the prodigal son’s brother’s heart, and share how we can have an authentic relationship with God.

Relationships are hard, and sometimes it just feels easier to run away - from friends, family, spouses, and even God. Join us as we dig into what it looked like to find restoration over rejection, and salvation over shame.

Pastor Keith Harrington joins us to discuss what bravery looks like, even in the face of giant (literally) obstacles.

This week Pastor Josh takes us through the story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, examining what it looks like to step out in courage and follow God instead of the crowd.

 As we continue our series on how to be brave we take a look at the lives of Ruth and Naomi and how they exemplified bravery by turning back to God amidst their personal turmoil.

Today we celebrate the life, death and resurrection of our Savior, Jesus! Though life may often seem hopeless we can find peace, joy and hope when we think of the phrase, “He is Risen!”

Today we continue our series on bravery by taking a look at Jonah who exemplified the opposite of bravery; whose ego, selfishness and rebellion lead him to fear rather than faith.

We are continuing to talk about bravery, looking at the story of Benaiah and how he chased a lion into a pit on a snowy day. God uses the battlefields that seem darkest to bring the biggest victories.

We’re kicking off our new series, talking about bravery! Pastor Josh takes a look at what it means to be brave by receiving help from The Holy Spirit.

Today we continue our series in Fixer Upper as we talk about what are response should be when we run into trouble.

We continue in the series “Fixer Upper” diving into how to cooperate, rather than compete, with the people around us in order to do more for God!

Today we continue our series as we take a look at our lives and trying to “Do It Ourselves”, and why we can’t do it without God!

 Today we kick off our new series called, “Fixer Upper” as we talk about letting God redesign our lives. Today we look at the foundation of what everything is built on; which is to be on mission for God.

Today we had a special guest speaker, Nick Stuart, who is a missionary with MANNA Worldwide who spoke on living on mission and our willingness to be used by God.

 Today Pastor Josh concludes his series as we look how Satan attempts to deplete us in his attacks to take us away from God.

 We continue our series talking about Satan and how he tries to pull us away from God and His goodness.

With Guest speaker John Petty we continue on in our series as we look at how Satan tries to accuse us as we look at the life of Job.

 We continue our series as we look at how Satan tries to make us feel isolated and alone so that he can get us away from God’s best.

Today we’re continuing on in our series diving into how Satan twists the truth to get us away from God’s plan for our lives.

Kicking off the new year we have a new series taking an in-depth look at Satan and his tactics so that we can be better prepared to stand against him.

Today Pastor Josh delivers a message speaking on the importance of the Bible and our need of digging into it.