Harbour Church

In week one of our series on the life of Jonah, Pastor Jordan unpacks how Jonah’s story resonates deeply with our own journeys of faith. Just as Jonah attempted to flee from God’s calling, we too often find ourselves running from what God asks of us—whether it's out of fear, doubt, or our own plans. We are invited to recognize the areas of our lives where we have run from God and to turn back to h...

In the conclusion of our series, The Church Is, Pastor Jordan talks about prioritizing the presence of God in our lives. In Exodus 33, Moses boldly tells God that he refuses to move forward without His presence, declaring, 'If Your presence does not go with us, do not send us up from here.' This ancient story holds a timeless truth: the presence of God is what distinguishes the people of God.

As we continue our series The Church Is, we explore the vital role that Scripture plays in the life of every believer. Discover the importance of craving God's Word, and how it transforms our perspective as citizens of heaven. Learn how to shift your moral compass from self-centered to God-centered, and experience the freedom and guidance that comes from hungering after His truth.

In this message, Than Graffam from Hope Project International discusses the transformative power of prayer. As followers of a God who listens and responds to our prayers, we have the privilege of approaching Him with confidence and persistence. Than encourages us to embrace the promise of Luke 11:9-10, where Jesus invites us to ask, seek, and knock, trusting in the Lord's faithfulness to answer an...

Pastor Jordan sits down with team members who recently returned from Central America. Together, they share stories of God's faithfulness and the impact we are making on the communities there with our partners at Hope Project International.

In this week's message, Pastor Jordan explores Harbour's core value of generosity, highlighting how disciples of Jesus embrace the joy of giving. By understanding that the call to follow Jesus is worth any cost, we can transform our perspective on giving from a painful obligation to a joyful expression of purpose. When we give generously, we become part of something bigger than ourselves, paving t...

In this week's message, Pastor Jordan explores the importance of understanding the church as a healthy family. He highlights how approaching the church with the wrong mindset can lead to frustration and confusion, and encourages us to embrace the true nature of the church as a healthy family where everyone contributes.

Guest speaker Ryon Flanagan of Grace City Church in Lakeland, FL shares that obedience to God doesn't lead to instant gratification. It is a major step that proves that you are trustworthy. You still may not get access to what you desire immediately after you have fully obeyed God. Access postponement means it or you are not ready for what it is you desire - so you continue to obey- not because of...

In our final week of the Whole Self Spirituality series, Pastor Jordan explores the transformative power of loving our neighbor. But who is our neighbor, really? And how do we love them in a way that builds meaningful relationships and grows our faith? Join us as we discover that loving our neighbor is not just an obligation, but an invitation to connection, grace, and mutual growth. Learn how to...

In Part 4 of Whole Self Spirituality, Pastor Jordan explores what it means to love God with our strength. In today's culture, strength is often viewed negatively, associated with domination, control, and abuse. As a result, we may suppress or neglect our strengths, disappointed by the way they are perceived by those around us. However, Jesus invites us to embrace a life of strength and devotion to...

In part three of our Whole Self Spirituality series, Pastor Jordan explores the vital aspect of loving God with our minds. As the book of Proverbs reminds us, our thoughts have the power to shape our lives. The mind is the frontline of spiritual warfare, where the enemy seeks to gain a foothold through lies and deception. To live a life of purpose, freedom, and joy, it's essential to learn how to...

Leadership can seem overwhelming, whether in our personal or professional lives. We often feel the pressure to have all the answers and solve every problem. But what if we could learn from a biblical leader who excelled in planning, praying, and leading with confidence? In this Culture Night message, Pastor Jordan draws valuable lessons from the book of Nehemiah, offering practical guidance on how...

In the second installment of our Whole Self Spirituality series, Pastor Jordan delves into the significance of loving God with our entire being, particularly our souls. He explores the importance of nurturing our souls, which often become worn out and restless. While we tend to prioritize our physical, mental, and emotional well-being, we frequently overlook our souls due to a lack of understandin...

In week one of our new series, Whole Self Spirituality, Pastor Jordan talks about what it means to love God with our heart. Part of loving God with our heart is keeping our heart pure with proper boundaries. If you guard what comes into your heart, you can trust what comes out of your life.

Andi Andrew is the author of Braving Change, She Is free, Fake or Follower, and Friendship-It’s Complicated. She is a church planter, conference speaker and part of the preaching team at Seacoast Church. In this message, Andi unpacks our responsibility to submit to Jesus as King in order to truly understand our authority.

Some things have to be settled before we can embrace the plan God has for our lives. Pastor Jordan draws principles from the season where Moses settled in Midian.

Ryon Flanagan reminds us of the importance of continuing to run our race while we wait and gives practical steps to waiting well.

Jesus makes death beautiful by transforming the violence, humiliation and powerlessness of the cross into a place of purpose, peace and power.

On this episode of With Friends, Pastor Jordan sits down with friends and founders of Hope Project International, Than and Megan Graffam.

On Palm Sunday we celebrate Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem. He entered the city as the long awaited Messiah but did not come to save in the expected manner. He was sent to the cross but extended forgiveness even as he was being crucified.

The path we take often determines the strength we have to face life's challenges. In the final week of our Elisha series, Pastor Jordan reminds us that our feelings aren't always the best indicators of how we should act. We must submit our preferences to the presence of God.

When Elisha's servant is afraid because they are surrounded by an opposing army, Elisha prays, "Open his eyes." What we focus on when we are surrounded and uncertain determined the steps that we take. In order to lead confidently, we have to see clearly.

We want to be a church the celebrates every lost person who comes home. The parable of the prodigal son reminds us that you don't have to leave the house to be lost. When we forget that we all have a place we can find ourselves living in the house but far from the father's heart.

Hollie Jo Hepler speaks on how God is positioning us for the promise he has for us as we place our pain in the palm of his hand.

We all have areas of our life that need healing. The path begins with vulnerability and humility.