Harvester Christian Church

God's grace is greater than our failures.

Join us as we uncover the timeless truths of this ancient tale that reminds us that no matter how far we stray, God's love remains steadfast, offering a path to restoration and salvation.

Even in life's detours, God provides a way.

Join us as we explore the highs and lows of life, from victorious mountaintop experiences to soul-crushing meltdowns, and discover how to navigate these storms with faith and grace.

The world is waiting for hope. They are starving for it. Where is hope going to come from? God is waiting for us to unleash the hope of Jesus to the world. 

God's desire is not just to find you, but to form you. Becoming like Jesus is more than a spiritual experience, it involves a complete transformation of the mind and spirit. Both personal reflection and community are important for spiritual growth. To achieve this, one must slow down and align themselves with the pace of Jesus.

At Harvester, worship is an encounter with Jesus through song, sermon, and sacrament, each element guiding us closer to the truth and grace of Jesus.

We dissect the notion of viewing 'wicked people' as 'wounded people', and how this shift in perception can lead to a world where compassion triumphs over judgment.

As we say goodbye to the old year and welcome the new one, we experience a mix of emotions, including excitement for new resolutions, nostalgia for the past year, and the realization that January 2nd can feel like the ultimate Monday. In the midst of all these emotions, it's easy to fall into the "comparison trap". However, what if we focused instead on imitating Jesus in our daily lives by consid...

As we age, we tend to forget the true meaning of Christmas. The greatest gift of all - Jesus, the embodiment of hope and salvation. The holiday's true magic lies not in material gifts, but in His presence. 

Sometimes, we tend to believe that the challenges we face in our lives determine our worth. We may have high expectations that remain unfulfilled, leading us to feel hopeless and insignificant. However, it's essential to remember that God loves us unconditionally, and His grace is a precious gift. Our problems don't define who we are; instead, it's God's love that shapes our identity.

Our hearts are powerful instruments that shape who we are. They have the potential to fill us with joy and meaning, but when empty, they consume us from within. Jesus is the only one who can transform our hearts and fill them with love and purpose.  

Christmas comes with its own set of dysfunctions, and it's not uncommon to feel like you want to get rid of your family during the holidays. However, even Jesus, understands this feeling all too well. Instead of avoiding family dysfunction, you can find hope and healing in the midst of it. Remember, it wouldn't be Christmas without a little dysfunction!

We explore the essence of going and making disciples as commanded by Jesus.

Abraham did his giving while he was living. After holding on tightly to what he had earlier in life, he experienced the generosity of God. He learned that the person who gives is never without. When his life came to an end, he was satisfied because he had given his all to God's plan.

God's promise is not in our hands. It is in God's hands. And nothing can stop him from fulfilling it, not even death. Death is eventually what fulfills his promise. But it's a death he pays, not us.

God demonstrates patience and mercy. But he also demonstrates another key quality: justice. Everyone appreciates that God is loving, gracious, and kind. However, it's in his justness that embarrasses us.

We've all been let down by broken promises before, but we can't let that stop us from moving forward. We gotta trust that God's got our back and that His timing is perfect. He always keeps His promises, no matter what.

God's promise is in His hands, we don't have to take it in ours. When we do, things go wrong. Thankfully, God is merciful and will always take care of us. 

Do you struggle to believe in God's promises for your life? In Genesis, Abraham doubted God's promises of offspring and land. Yet, his unwavering faith transformed him into a symbol of righteousness.

Conflict along the way will be inevitable. But it does't have to be final. 

We'll explore the significance of Abraham's call and God's promise to him. We'll also dive into what Abraham's story teaches us about God's pursuit of us and his faithfulness in fulfilling his promises.

Prayer is personal, but it is also corporate. We don't just pray alone, we pray together. We pray for one another. We pray that God's will impact all people, not just ourselves. 

What do we bring into the equation when we pray? We are bringing ourselves, a person who is both loved by God and flawed. We bring our sin, selfishness, and limited perspectives. That's why it's important to approach prayer humbly.

Prayer is something we all desire to do, but often find difficult. We will explore two of the most important questions about prayer: How do we pray? and who do I pray to? If you are looking to improve your prayer life, then this message is for you.