Sermons

In Mark 10 we are introduced to a rich, young ruler who encountered Christ. His response to Christ serves as a warning and a challenge to not hold on to our earthly treasure lest we miss the eternal treasure of Jesus himself. 

Trends come and trends go. What do you do when Jesus is the trend? Pastor Jeff offers us a few warnings to make sure that Jesus is not just a passing trend in your life. 

Working for Christ can be challenging. It often requires sacrificing of time and energy above what we are giving elsewhere. But, it is always worth the sacrifice because of who Jesus is and what he has done for us. In Mark 6 we see the disciples learn this lesson and are challenged to do the same. 

There were over 500 witnesses to Jesus after his resurrection. What would happen if we put those witnesses on trial? We would find lives changed by the resurrection story. This Easter Sunday, Pastor Jeff invites you to let the Resurrection Story of Jesus change YOUR story as well. 

Pastor Jeff is starting a new sermon series where we study the narratives of people who “Encounter Christ.” These narratives will show us that when we encounter Christ our lives change. In this first sermon of this series, Pastor Jeff preaches from Luke 5, challenging us to “leave the boat.”

As Paul encouraged the church at Ephesus, so Pastor Gary Becker encourages us and challenges us from the book of Ephesians, to continue to grow in spiritual maturity as a church body. 

Our Director of Worship, Ben Garcia, shares with us how being a part of a church plant has changed his perspective on what it means to serve like Jesus in a local church. He shares with us a special message for our church from John 13. 

Every Sunday we ask is God gonna show up at Harvest Bible Chapel. Because, when God shows up it makes all the difference. That is what makes us a “vertical church.” Yet, if we need God to show up, then why don’t we ask? Pastor Jeff Hoenshell challenges us from the book of Ephesians to ask God to show up.

One of our Four Pillars at Harvest is “Lifting high the name of Jesus in worship.” This commitment to worship keeps us focused on Jesus Christ as the center of our church. Until we can get the vertical relationship wth Christ right our horizontal relationships will be out of order. Pastor Gary Becker shares with us from Hebrews and encourages us to “Stay Vertical.”