Harvester Christian Church

When Jesus comes again, what kind of body will rise up? God created all of heaven and earth, and He saw that it was good. That includes us! Even after sin and death entered the world, God made plans to transform us so we could reconcile with Him. 

Who sits on the throne of your life? We often allow our desires and pleasures to take complete devotion to our lives, but the truth is that Christ reigns above all things in our life. 

Jesus' resurrection has massive implications for humanity. We have hope for today, tomorrow, and forever through his resurrection. A ll who have died in Christ will rise in Christ at his return.

Wouldn't we all love a second chance?  Jesus' resurrection means that we have that second chance, third, or fourth. We are studying 1 Corinthians 15 and learning that the resurrection gospel is good news for anyone, any time, for any failure.  That's grace. And THAT is good news.

Do you believe the end is near? We are told to be prepared and to be patient. But in that patience, we also need to be urgent! Because the end is coming.

God fills you with the Spirit so you can be sent by the Spirit. Often we send people away that the Spirit sends us. Living in the spirit isn't just for inward growth, it's also for outward growth as well. 

Amidst the loud chaos in our life, we often find it hard to get away and sit with God. However, listening to the spirit means getting away so you can hear the still, small voice. 

What would your life look like if it was driven by the spirit inside of you, not by the lifestyle outside of you? If we want to be spirit led we have to learn how to meditate on God's word.

In your baptism, we are filled with power and called a child of God. Sometimes we get caught up in waiting for the perfect time, but it's when we fall under the submission of the Holy Spirit that the Spirit can do work in our hearts. 

During the most painful moments in our life, we often ask God if he is even there. However, even in the darkness, God is present and at work.    

Sure, all things work out for the good, but that doesn't make it any easier to go through. Even Jesus who knows the future, and knows the joy that lay ahead, became distressed at what came before the joy.

Being dismissed is hardest when it's by those who know you best . However, Jesus empathizes with your pain and promises security in his presence.

Don't let disappointment steal the hope you have in God. In His last days, Jesus experience disappointment when what was best was traded for what is less. However, these disappointments can create divine appointments with God. 

God uses wealth as a measure and demonstration of our faithfulness to Him. In this teaching, we explore how 90% of the blessings of God are better than 100% without, and how we can put our trust in God. 

Often, the attitude we bring to money is that we tell God, "You need to mind your business and get out of mine." However, in His word we are reminded that our wealth comes from God. If it comes from Him, it belongs to Him. 

Our good deeds can bring us close to Jesus, however, they are not enough. We must b elieve in Jesus and that's what gets us in the family of Jesus.

We can have all the success that the world had to offer and still feel empty inside. However, the calling that God has on our lives is far more significant than any success that the world has to offer. 

Risk can either invite fear or kick off your faith. When we choose faith, the reward is always worth it?

When Jesus calls us to unleash hope, we can't hide it in the church building. He calls us to humbly highlight our faith thought-out society. 

Jesus' plan for his church is that it would both gather and disperse. Too often we get leashed to our gatherings, and never unleash into the world. The church was meant to be a church on the move, and unleash hope on the world. 

Pain and suffering happen because of humanity's choices, however, when we set our minds on Christ we can find hope in a world of pain. 

Does the church love people with differences in race, sexuality, worldview, etc.? If so how? We do so by being peaceable, wise, and filled with grace. 

God wants to forgive you, but the question is will you receive it? 

Why are we here? Do we have a purpose? or Is life random? We are called to love God and love people, however what does that mean for our individual purpose? 

Is the root of all evil Christianity? In this sermon, we discover how Jesus left us a beautiful tune/melody called the gospel message, and often the problem isn't Christianity, the problem is the heart that plays the tune.