Harbour Church

In this message, Pastor Jordan unpacks two powerful stories from Mark 5 — Jairus, who desperately comes to Jesus on behalf of his dying daughter, and the woman with the issue of blood, who pushes through the crowd to touch Him. Both come to Jesus believing for the same miracle. We all reach for something when life gets desperate. And sometimes, we get discouraged in the waiting. But faith comes by...

This message is a special panel discussion where Pastor Jordan is joined by Than and Megan Graffam from Hope Project International to discuss the spiritual gift of prophecy.

God gives us incredible gifts — but He also gives us guardrails to keep those gifts thriving. In this message, Pastor Jordan explores how spiritual gifts are meant to glorify Jesus, build the church, and help others.

In week two of our Come, Holy Spirit series, Pastor Jordan unpacks the powerful words of Paul in Galatians, reminding us that we are all being led by something—emotions, fear, flesh, or the Spirit. You’ll hear how distraction, deception, and confusion can cut into your spiritual race, and how walking in step with the Holy Spirit is the only way to live with clarity, peace, and true freedom.

In this message, Pastor Jordan reminds us that we are all sent—just like Philip was in Acts 8. Drawing from Romans 10, we’re challenged to live with urgency and purpose, sharing the gospel with those around us. But we can’t do it alone. Just as Jesus told the disciples to wait for the Holy Spirit, we too need His power to live boldly and speak freely.

In this opening message of our Come, Holy Spirit series, Pastor Jordan unpacks the powerful story of Pentecost from Acts 2 and highlights the importance of understanding who the Holy Spirit is, how He works, and what He does in and through us.

Special Guest Ryon Flanagan

This message unpacks the idea that love is the heartbeat of the Church, without which nothing else—no gift, talent, or success—matters. Drawing from Paul’s words in 1 Corinthians 13, it challenges us to move beyond a cultural view of love as a feeling and instead embrace love as a command, a choice, and a reflection of God’s character. The Church in Corinth had spiritual gifts but lacked love, and...

In this kickoff message of our Body Issues series, Pastor Jordan unpacks Paul’s teaching in 1 Corinthians 12 about the Church as one unified body made up of many unique parts. This message explores how the interdependent nature of the body of Christ can either fuel you or frustrate you—depending on how you embrace it. It’s important that we recognize that our mission as followers of Jesus would be...

In this special Mother’s Day message, Pastor Jordan shares the powerful story of Hannah and Samuel — a story of prayer, surrender, and legacy. Samuel was able to hear God’s voice and walk in his calling, not by accident, but because his mother birthed him in prayer, raised him in the presence of God, and entrusted him to grow in His house. This message is a reminder that what we dedicate to God do...

Wrong Place to Rest In this week’s message, Pastor Jordan unpacks Jesus’ invitation to the weary and worn out. We often chase rest in the wrong places—comfort, control, achievement, escape—only to find ourselves more drained. True rest isn’t found in another accomplishment or vacation. True rest is found in Jesus.

Pastor Jordan lays out the importance of baptism as we celebrate with people who take their next step in following Jesus.

In this Easter message, Pastor Jordan shares how the tearing of the veil and the rolling of the stone changed everything. Through the lens of Jesus' suffering, betrayal, and resurrection, we see not only what Christ endured for us, but how He tore down every barrier between us and the presence of God.

In this Palm Sunday message from Pastor Jordan, we reflect on the significance of recognizing Jesus for who He truly is-our Savior, King, and Redeemer. As we walk through the events of that first Palm Sunday, we'll explore how our perception of Jesus shapes our response to Him, both in worship and in everyday life.

When life leaves us uncertain, where do we place our trust? In this final message from our "Easier Said Than Done" series, Pastor Jordan explores the crucial difference between misplaced trust-in people and things that ultimately fail-and the unwavering peace found in trust in God. Discover how releasing the burden of control and leaning on the Lord leads to a peace that surpasses all understandin...

Rejoice Always Is it truly possible to find joy in every situation? If so, how can we achieve it? In week three of Easier Said Than Done, we explore the Apostle Paul’s message to the Philippian church, urging them to “Rejoice Always.”

In week two of Easier Said Than Done, we're challenged to rethink our understanding of perfection and wholeness in our spiritual lives. Jesus' teachings on turning the other cheek and going the extra mile aren't just about passive endurance, but about creatively resisting evil and breaking cycles of violence. We're reminded that God's grace shines on both the righteous and unrighteous, calling us...

God delivers from bondage, but lasting freedom demands we stand firm. When we don’t learn to stand firm, all progress is temporary and sin, shame, and anxiety keep us cycling. In week one of "Easier Said Than Done," Pastor Jordan encourages us to reject the victim mentality, focus our attention, and trust God completely to bring us into lasting freedom.

Special guest Pastor Andrew Gard from Grace City church challenges us to go deeper than just admiring God. It's not about our admiration; it's about our worship. This profound insight reminds us that we become like what we worship, not necessarily what we admire. The call to deny ourselves echoes Jesus' words in the Gospels, urging us to take up our cross and follow Him. This self-denial isn't abo...

In this powerful exploration of the Lord's Prayer from Pastor Alex Seeley, we're challenged to reconsider our understanding of temptation and God's role in our spiritual growth. The focus is on Matthew 6:13, 'Lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from the evil one.' We learn that God doesn't tempt us, but He does test us to prove and improve our character. The enemy, however, seeks to turn t...

Is your work a necessary evil or a holy calling? Nehemiah teaches us that the path to greatness is paved with hard work. Between a good work and a great work lies hard work. And it's in those moments that God strengthens our hands.

Multiplication is God's design, seen throughout Scripture – think loaves and fishes, the early church! But the enemy? He loves division. So where there's growth, there's a target on unity and offense is the enemy's weapon of choice. In week three of our Builders series, Pastor Jordan unpacks the importance of working together in unity, focusing on what’s in front of us, and working through conflic...

In the second week of our Builders series, Pastor Jordan explores how to navigate the criticism and opposition that arises when we step out to do something meaningful. As Nehemiah and his people begin rebuilding the walls of Jerusalem, they face immediate resistance from neighboring nations. Through their experience, we uncover five key ways to recognize criticism driven by opposition and learn ho...

A builder’s mindset is necessary to make any vision a reality. Whether it’s a vision for our vocation, marriage, education or finances, we have to recognize that often God gives us the materials to build and the responsibility to work. In week one of our Builders series, Pastor Jordan uses the story of Nehemiah to highlight the mentality of a builder.

Than Graffam from Hope Project International reminds us that what we do to “the least of these” is done unto the Lord.