Harvest Selah

King David teaches us how to begin our days by humbly crying out to the King of Heaven for help. We are to Pray for Guidance, Justice and Blessing. The Lord is ready to Lead us, let’s follow him!

Psalm 3 King David penned this Psalm as he was fleeing from his son Absalom’s murderous hand. The conflict was real, and the emotions were raw. When we cry out to God, he hears us and he is ready to respond, deliver, and save.

Jesus followed the Miracle of Feeding the 5000 with a very difficult teaching. He stated, I AM the Bread of Life. His follow-up was that unless you eat my flesh and drink my blood there is no life in you. Be ready to Learn!

Are you a deeply-rooted tree or chaff blown by the wind? Psalm 1 reveals two paths in life—one leading to true prosperity, the other to destruction. The difference? Where you plant yourself and what nourishes your roots. Discover how to become unshakeable in a world of shifting values.

Following a Major set of Miracles, Jesus revealed that he was greater than Moses, and greater than the “Manna”, which God provided the Israelites in the wilderness. He is the Bread of Life, and he truly satisfies.

John Chapter Six is one of the longest single chapters in the New Testament. Jesus will clearly demonstrate again that He is the Son of God and our Provider. Jesus is our Great Provider.

Jesus claimed to be the Son of God. He then presented evidence to back up his words. The Witness list that the Savior produced is more than impressive… it is meant to be decisive. BELIEVE IN JESUS.

As we move further into the Gospel of John, we witness the Public Power of Jesus through miracles and the Public Resistance to the claims of Jesus. He can heal any infirmity and desires to purge the sickness of sin.

Jesus is not bound by the constraints of time. He can heal in a moment and produce wine without picking a grape. Jesus is not bound by the constraints of space. He can heal in person or miles away. Believe in Jesus.

Eternal Life is given when a sinful person surrenders and accepts the forgiveness that Jesus offers through belief in him. Without forgiveness through Jesus we under God’s wrath like a convicted criminal waiting for sentencing. Believe in Jesus, Today!

The day began in darkness and confusion. As light and understanding flooded into the day, it brought with it beautiful clarity. The Cross is empty. The Tomb is empty. It is because they are empty, that we can be filled grace, forgiveness and life.

If you could get an exclusive interview with Jesus… what questions would you ask him? What questions do you think he would have for you? Heads Up: Jesus knows what is happening in your heart.

Jesus revealed that he was the Messiah by turning water into Wine. He then revealed that he was the long-awaited one by cleansing the temple and showing that he is the true temple.

Jesus’ first miracle/sign was turning water into wine at a wedding. It revealed that Jesus is the ONE who will remove sin, sadness, and death from the world and bring the joy that only the King of Heaven can bring.

Jesus knows more than we know. Jesus can see more than we can see. Jesus is not a superhuman… he is God in the flesh. His ministry began with selecting disciples (ordinary people like us) who responded to his invitation.

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John the Baptizer was a peculiar man with a unique ministry. He set the stage for Jesus to enter his public ministry. John witnessed clearly that Jesus is the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world.

When the Initiator (Creator) joined his creation by taking on flesh, we call that the incarnation. We celebrate it at Christmas time and at Easter. Truly, the more we understand the incarnation, the more we love and celebrate the Eternal God.

Following Jesus' example means intentionally entering into the lives of others, just as He left heaven to dwell among humanity. This involves deeply investing in relationships, spending focused time with others, and allowing transformation to occur through close connection. The ultimate goal is multiplication - developing disciples who will make more disciples, creating an ongoing ripple effect of...

For “everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved.” - Romans 10:13 Jesus is serious that people leave the stands and take the field because Jesus is not interested in gaining fans but he is interested in followers.

Many Christians don’t feel very resilient in their faith. It is easy to focus on our weaknesses and failures. God loves to use the weak things of our world to display his strength. If God could use a “stick” he can use us.

For a Christian, the relationship with Jesus is meant to impact every other relationship. The Love of Christ redefines how we relate to other Christians and people in culture, including hostile people.