Harvest Hills Baptist Church Sermons

Do you feel like no matter how much physical rest you get, you just still feel worn down? Jesus invites us to experience soul rest in Matt 11.

Missionary Church Planter to NYC, David Wilt, preaches on why we should stop the work of the ministry using the life of Nehemiah as an example.

Pastor Shirk teaches on how Bible reading, meditation and prayer relate to each other in our devotional life.

Does being from the right family or church have any impact on God's judgment? Pastor Shirk preaches from Romans 2:6-11.

Bro. David Cain preaches on fire from heaven.

Will God be lenient on me if I am a pretty good guy? Paul answers that question in Romans 2:1-5.

Pastor Shirk teaches on what scripture says about having your prayers answered.

Pastor Shirk gives an overview of the judgment of God from Romans 2.

Have you ever felt like your prayers weren't being answered? Sometimes God is merely delaying an answer, but other times we have allowed something to come between us and God. Pastor Shirk preaches on the 7 things that hinder prayer.

Have you ever thought God must be lenient with me because I am a pretty good guy. Pastor Shirk teaches on this exact line of thinking in the Jews from Romans 2.

Pastor Shirk preaches on the sin of homosexuality from Romans 1:24-28.

The final form of prayer in the Lord's Prayer involves giving praise and thanksgiving to God. Pastor Shirk encourages us with the practice of giving thanks in prayer from Psalm 95.

Sin does affect just our relationship with God. When we turn our back on God, it destroys the way we relate to others as well. Pastor Shirk looks at the way sin affects those relationships from Romans 1:24-32.

Sin affects man in every area of his being. That includes his actions, but also his feeling and his thinking. Pastor Shirk works through the doctrine of the Neotic effects of sin from Romans 1:21-22.

Pastor Shirk continues to unpack the Lord's Prayer by looking at the role of confession in prayer.

Pastor Shirk expands on the requests we make from God in prayer from Matt 6:9-13.

Pastor Shirk shows that the foundational assumption behind the gospel is that men are sinners facing the righteous wrath of God. Our text is Romans 1:18.

Pastor Shirk discusses praying for others from Matt 6:9-13.

Pastor Shirk continues his series on the spiritual disciplines by unpacking prayer from the Lord's model prayer in Matthew 6:9-13.

Pastor Shirk challenges us to have the heart of Paul towards the gospel from Romans 1:14-17.

Pastor Shirk encourages a familial bond between believers based on Paul's desire to see the believers in Rome. The text is Romans 1:11-13.

How often do we find ourselves serving others merely out of habit or a feeling of obligation? Paul challenges us with his example in Romans 1:8-10 to serve God wholeheartedly.

Pastor Shirk continues his series on the habits of grace dealing with the word of God.

Pastor Shirk challenges us with the need of missions from Romans 1:5.

Bro David Cain challenges us from 2 Tim 2 to endure and not be afraid when things are hard serving Christ.