Harvest Hills Baptist Church Sermons

Pastor Shirk preaches a salvation message from Isa 45:22.

Making the decision to separate from another brother in Christ can be a difficult and confusing decision. Tonight we look at a biblically principled way to make these decisions.

How is it that we are able to have the power to live a life victorious over sin and its temptations in our lives? Today we look at Romans 6:3-5.

Why shouldn't a Christian live just anyway that he pleases knowing that God has forgiven all his sins by grace? Romans chapter 6 begins to explore the motivation for not sinning in the believers life.

How did our world get to be such a messed up place? Join us as we look at Paul's answer to that question in Romans 5:12-14.

In an age of skepticism, should we still believe in the miracles of the Bible. Pastor Shirk highlights the fact that a belief in the miracles is foundational to our faith.

How does the fact that salvation is experienced in three tenses impact my assurance of salvation? Pastor Shirk draws a conclusion from Romans 5:9-10 about how we can be sure that God will finish what He has started.

Pastor Shirk defends the penal substitutionary atonement in our series through why we believe what we believe.

How can we continue to have hope when everything seems to be going wrong? Our text today is Romans 5:3-8

One of the first fundamentals is the doctrine of the inerrancy of Scripture. Pastor Shirk lays a foundation for why we hold to this doctrine.

In laying the foundation of who we are as a church, it is important to understand something of the history of the movement from which we come. Pastor Shirk tries to trace a brief history of the beginning of the Fundamentalist movement.

From the life of Abraham, we learn that God can be believed to do even the impossible. Our text is Romans 4:17-25.

What benefits are there in a relationship with Jesus Christ? Pastor Shirk preaches from Romans 4: 13-16.

This Christmas, Pastor Shirk preaches on the texts behind some of our favorite Christmas carols.

This Christmas, Pastor Shirk preaches on the texts behind some of our favorite Christmas carols.

This Christmas, Pastor Shirk preaches on the texts behind some of our favorite Christmas carols.

Pastor Shirk begins a series on the Christmas carols and the Bible passages used to support them. This famous Christmas carol is based on a passage in Haggai 2:7.

Sometimes God wants us to see a truth that we need to believe. Abraham as the Father of those who have faith sets an example that our salvation is by faith alone.

It isn't always easy to give thanks for people who have problems or have treated us ill; however, Paul sets an example for us of giving God thanks even for those people who rub us wrong.

Pastor Shirk takes a look at the meaning of the doctrine of imputation and its significance to our lives from Romans 4:1-8.

Have you ever struggled with feeling like you are doing pretty good spiritually? Maybe it has caused you to look at others differently? Today, we look at spiritual pride from Romans 3:27-31.

Should coming to church and listening to a sermon be just a passive experience? Pastor Shirk challenges us that God desires us to respond to the word when it is preached.

Often times when we come to word's like propitiation we skip over them with just a general understanding of their meaning. Pastor Shirk seeks to give us a greater understanding of the words we read in Romans 3.

Pastor Shirk explores what expository preaching is and four biblical benefits of listening to expository preaching.

Pastor Shirk takes a look at the three different words that are all translated as redemption in our bibles and what the mean in our lives.