Harvest Baptist Church

What if you didn’t have to know everything to tell someone about Jesus? In John 4, a Samaritan woman meets Jesus and walks away with a simple message: “Come, see a man.” Her story reminds us that anyone can invite, everyone is welcome, and Jesus is the One who changes lives.

In this message, we look at what the world should see when they encounter God’s people. Our wisdom should come from God’s Word, our work should be marked by excellence, and our service should be filled with genuine joy. When we live this way, our goal isn't simply to impress people it is to point them to the God we serve.

What do you do when life feels like fire and flood? Psalm 66 reminds us that God is worthy of our praise not because life is always easy, but because He is faithful in the middle of our trials. He is the God who delivers, sustains, refines, and brings us through.

In this message, we look at Jesus cleansing the temple in John 2 and the warning to believers not to put unnecessary roadblocks in front of those who are seeking God. The church is called to remain faithful to Scripture while also being mindful of the people walking through its doors.

In this message, we look at John 1 and see how one person encountering Jesus can lead to another person encountering Him, and how God can use one simple act of faith to create a ripple effect that reaches far beyond us.

A powerful message from Psalm 46 reminds us that God is our refuge, strength, and ever-present help in times of trouble. When the world around us feels uncertain, we can stand firm and trust in the God who is always with us.

In Psalm 19, David points us to two powerful ways God makes Himself known: through His creation and through His Word. The heavens declare the glory of God, while Scripture reveals His truth, wisdom, and perfect instruction for our lives.

In this sermon, we look at Psalm 127 and God’s design for building a strong, lasting home. Our families, relationships, and homes are not meant to be built on our own strength; they need to be built on the foundation of God.

It's easy to become overwhelmed by life's circumstances and forget the goodness of God. In this message, "Remember Who He Is," we look at Psalm 103 and are reminded of God's faithfulness, His mercy, His forgiveness, and His unfailing love. As David calls his soul to remember all the Lord has done, we're encouraged to fix our eyes on God's character and trust Him in every season.

Carrying sin around might look manageable on the outside, but it slowly wears you down from the inside out. Real freedom shows up the moment you stop hiding and finally get honest with God, because that is where forgiveness and joy actually begin.

You can have a life that looks full on the outside and still feel completely hollow underneath it all. Real weight and stability only show up when your life is actually rooted in something deeper than yourself, and ultimately, someone.

God’s blessings were never meant to stop with you, they were meant to move through you. When you slow down long enough to see His mercy, His presence, and His goodness, it naturally pushes you to make Him known everywhere you go.

Have you ever felt like God was distant, even though you were desperately seeking Him? In this message from Psalm 42, we explore what Scripture teaches about trusting God through seasons of spiritual dryness, discouragement, and longing.

Walk into a room where people actually believe God is good and you can feel it, it spills over in how they sing and how they serve. When you realize your life belongs to Him and He has been that good to you, sitting on the sidelines just doesn’t make sense anymore.

This Father's Day message challenged us to lead our families through the lens of Psalm 23. Our homes should be a place where our souls are restored, our instruction and correction is with grace, and our direction is Christlike.

Stand under a sky full of stars long enough and you start to feel how small you really are, but Psalm 8 doesn’t leave you there. The same God who set galaxies in place hasn’t overlooked you, He sees you, values you, and moved toward you in a way that changes everything.

Even the most committed believers can drift when they stop paying attention to their walk with God. Nehemiah 13 reminds us that faithfulness is not maintained by good intentions alone, but by continually returning to God's priorities.

This message shows what it looks like when God’s people step back and celebrate what He has done in their lives. When you recognize His faithfulness, it leads to joyful worship, grateful hearts, and real obedience.

Pastor Marc Likins

Real commitment to God is more than a feeling or a private decision. When God’s mercy changes us, it reshapes our priorities, our relationships, our schedule, our worship, and the way we use what He has given us.

God’s goodness does not push people away. It draws them back. Nehemiah 9 reminds us that no matter how far someone has fallen, God is merciful, ready to pardon, and able to restore broken people.

This sermon looks at the story of Elisha and the borrowed axe head to show how God can restore what seems completely lost. It also challenges the church to trust God, pray honestly, and keep moving forward when problems show up in the middle of progress.

In this episode, Pastor Marc points listeners back to the truth of God’s Word, the importance of faithful obedience, and the hope we have in Christ. This message challenges believers to examine their hearts, strengthen their faith, and live with a renewed commitment to following Jesus.

In this episode, Pastor Rousey walks through Nehemiah 8 and reminds us why God’s Word must be heard, understood, and obeyed. Through history, prophecy, and the response of Israel, this message points us back to the Bible as the firm foundation for faith, truth, and daily living.

It is exciting to see God do something big, but the real challenge is what comes next. This walks through how to lead, grow, and stay faithful when the work is finished but the mission is not.