The Harbour Christian Church

In week 2 of our mission series, Pastor Braden further defines what our mission is. As read in Matthew 28:18-20, our mission involves discipleship - listen in for a closer look at what God wants us to do.

This Christmas, we are pausing to consider our mission as Christians. In the first week of this three-part series, Pastor Braden explains the underpinnings of mission - that God is missional, that we are a missional people as Christians, and that there is one sweeping reason for the mission.

This is a celebratory message from November 2020, where Pastor Braden recaps all that God did to get The Harbour into its new building. Listen and be encouraged by what God did for us in this season!

This Thanksgiving, Pastor Braden brings a word of encouragement on giving thanks. 

In the final message in our Church Now series, Pastor Braden gives a crash course on Biblical eldership. This is important regarding our church now and going forward, as the church rises and falls on its leadership. These principles are the target our elders are shooting for at The Harbour.

In this first instalment of our Church Now series, Pastor Braden shares The Harbour's strategy for the fall and beyond.

Jim Eadle brings an encouraging message from the book of Acts.

In this message, Mark Ketch (an elder at our church) encourages us with a word about our ultimate hero, Jesus Christ.

In this message, Richard Jones (an elder at our church) encourages us with God's command to be strong and courageous, even in the face of uncertainty.

This is the final message in our Colossians: The Centrality of Christ series, where Pastor Braden teaches on Colossians 4:2-18. In this section of scripture, we examine three things we need if our churches are to move forward: we need prayer, we need wisdom, and we need each other.

Our whole lives should be lived as an offering of worship to Jesus Christ. This would include two major areas that many of us spend a lot of time in - the home and the workplace. In this message, Pastor Braden teaches from Colossians 3:18-4:1, where we are instructed on how to worship the Lord in these significant contexts in our lives.

In part 2 of the eighth installment of our Colossians: The Centrality of Christ series, Pastor Braden teaches from Colossians 3:11-17, where we learn how to walk in our new reality in Christ with other people.

In this message from our Colossians: The Centrality of Christ series, Pastor Braden teaches on Colossians 3:1-10. In this section of text, we are encouraged to live in light of our new reality - walking with and living for Jesus Christ. This is part 1 of 2.

This is the seventh message in our Colossians: The Centrality of Christ series, where Pastor Braden teaches on Colossians 2:16-23. In this text, we examine different pitfalls that can damage our faith, as well as focusing on Jesus Christ, who is the true substance of our faith.

It is no secret that this life can be crazy, stressful and difficult. In this sixth message in our Colossians: The Centrality of Christ series, Pastor Braden teaches from Colossians 2:6-15, where we are encouraged that in Christ, we are able to stay strong while staying the course, even in spite of a world of difficulty and confusion.

In this message, Jim Eadle preaches on the mystery of Christ from Colossians 1:24-2:5. Be encouraged by God's Word today!

This is the fourth message in our Colossians: The Centrality of Christ series, where Pastor Braden teaches on Colossians 1:21-23. In this short (but great) section of scripture, we see 7 benefits of the reconciliation we have to God in Christ. Be encouraged by these!

In this third instalment of our Colossians: The Centrality of Christ series, Pastor Braden teaches on Colossians 1:15-20, where we encounter 8 game-changing truths about Jesus.

In this second instalment of our Colossians series, Pastor Braden teaches from Colossians 1:9-14. In this text, we not only learn that God has a will, but that as followers of Jesus, walking in it results in benefits and blessings.

In this first instalment of our Colossians series, Pastor Braden teaches from Colossians 1:1-8, where we see the ministry of Paul, the ministry of the Gospel, and the ministry of the Spirit.

Sean Bosse closes out our Mechanics of the Gospel series with a the final aspect of the Gospel: if we're saved, we will spend eternity with God. This is the bright and glorious future that all believers look forward to and live this life in light of.

The Gospel is the greatest news in the history of the world. It speaks of who God is, what he has done on our behalf, and, as we continue dealing with this week, our response to it all. In this sixth instalment of our Mechanics of the Gospel series, Richard Jones teaches on the Gospel's instruction to follow Jesus with our whole lives.

Bringing the Word this week is Jim Eadle, who is preaching on the fifth building block of the Gospel - we are saved by accepting Jesus' sacrifice and repenting of our sins. This is the first element of the Gospel that involves a response from us. We pray that you will choose Jesus, be saved from your sins, and come into the life God created you for.

In this fourth instalment of the Mechanics of the Gospel series, Geoff Clarke leads us through the 4th building block of the Gospel - Jesus died on a cross and rose from the grave.

We have talked about who God is. We have talked about how we have separated ourselves from him by our sin. This week, we look at how God promised to provide a solution to our sin. We believe he has done this in the person and work of Jesus Christ. In this message, Pastor Braden shows how the whole Bible points to Jesus and how we can know he is God's promised Saviour, the one who delivers us from...