Harbour Church

Life is busy. You need a foundation for deep community, and a rhythm to shape your week, build your spiritual life and forge relationships. That's why Harbour Groups are now Dinner Parties. We're bringing Sunday morning consistency to small groups.

With Friends is a new podcast from Harbour Church. In episode one, Pastor Jordan interviews Katia Adams about life and ministry. Katia and her husband Julian are church planters in Boston, Massachusetts.

In the story of the Shunemmite woman, we are reminded that God works where he rests. She makes room for Elisha in her home and in turn sees a miracle of provision and healing. In week three of our series on the life of Elisha, Pastor Jordan challenges us to make the necessary sacrifices to make room for God in our lives.

Than Graffam of Hope Project International speaks about the peaks and valleys of following Jesus.

One of the greatest tactics of the enemy is to convince you that what you have is nothing. The story of the widow's oil reminds us that when God is looking to fill something, emptiness is an advantage. If you're feeling a deficit in any area of your life remember that your emptiness is an opportunity for God to pour out his abundance.

The life of Elisha teaches us how to position ourselves to walk in increased power and anointing. In this message, Pastor Jordan highlights four characteristics of Elisha's life that prepared him to walk in the power of God.

We all have uncultivated areas of potential in our lives. This year we want to break up the dry, stagnant ground and make room for God to move.

A look back on God's faithfulness to our church since the early days.

Love leaves signs. The question is do you recognize and move towards them or dismiss them and remain where you are. Jesus is the ultimate sign of God's generous love toward us.

Joy is not based in the immediate, but the ultimate. We can have joy even when we find ourselves experience sorrow, pain and hurt.

How do we maintain our peace in seasons of chaos and uncertainty?

We kick off the season of Advent by focusing on the hope we have in Jesus. We are reminded that we can have the ability to give hope this holiday season because of the hope we have in him.

When we realize that all of life is a gift our response should be gratitude. Don't lose sight of thankfulness this holiday season.

Ashton Groover speaks on the necessity of spiritual encouragement and holding to our original confidence.

Pastor Jordan concludes our series on the Holy Spirit with a message about the moment the gift of the Spirit was given.

Than Graffam of Hope Project International shares six lessons from the life of Nehemiah.

When God calls us into the new, we have a responsibility to step into it. To see the miraculous, we have to be willing to ask for it.

Katia Adams highlights the faith of the children of Israel as they followed Joshua's lead across the Jordan and into the battle at Jericho.

In part four of our Holy Spirit series, Pastor Jordan talks about the Holy Spirit as water that is meant to flow through our lives.

In week three of our Holy Spirit series, Pastor Jordan talks about the privilege of stewarding the fire of God.

In scripture, the anointing of the Holy Spirit is often represented through anointing with oil. You don't need the anointing if you choose to live a life of safety and comfort. If you want to live the life that God has set apart for you, you have to learn to value the anointing.

The only way to fulfill the call of God on your life is to walk in the power of the Holy Spirit. Why do we need the Holy Spirit and how do we experience more of him?

Stepping into a new season requires a new mindset and a new willingness to embrace change. How do we step into the new?

God created us to live within the context of healthy boundaries. So why is it so difficult to establish them?

Our level of surrender reveals our level of trust. If we want to truly love the life God has for us, we have to learn to withhold nothing.