Before Jesus ever speaks a word in Mark's gospel, someone else is sent to prepare the way. In this message opening Mark 1:1-8, Dr. Garfield O. Harvey unpacks John the Baptist's role, not to explain Jesus but to create the conditions for encountering Him. The opening message of our new WHO IS JESUS? series.

What do you do when your faith feels like it's stopped working? In this message on Psalm 13, Dr. Mimi Harvey explores the spiritual discipline of lament, and the courage it takes to hold onto hope when the evidence is thin. A pastoral, honest close to our SEEKING GOD series.

What if God has been speaking and you've just been too loud to notice? In this message on 1 Kings 19:4-13, Dr. Garfield O. Harvey walks through Elijah's encounter with God in the whisper, not the earthquake or the fire, and asks what our addiction to noise is costing us spiritually.

Why does trusting God feel harder than just controlling the outcome yourself? In this message on Proverbs 3:5-6, Dr. Garfield Harvey names the instinct to grip tightly after being let down before, and shows what wisdom actually redirects that instinct toward. A sermon for anyone white-knuckling their way through uncertainty.

Do you actually believe God wants to answer you? In this message on Matthew 7:7-11, Pastor Garfield Harvey challenges the quiet assumption that God is distant or reluctant, and calls for a more persistent, honest kind of prayer. For anyone who has stopped asking because they stopped expecting an answer.

Why do the small decisions matter more than the big ones? In this message on Deuteronomy 30, Pastor Garfield Harvey unpacks how God frames obedience as an invitation into life, not a burden to carry. A sermon for anyone who feels stuck between what they want and what they know is right.

Achievement promises meaning but rarely delivers it. This message opens our SEEKING GOD series with one of the most honest passages in Scripture on human striving.

Six weeks in Ruth. One woman who renamed herself after her grief. And a God who spent the entire book refusing to let that verdict stand. We close the WITH US series with Psalm 68, and the question every person carries: is what happened to me the final word on who I am?"

The book of Ruth ends not with noise but with a genealogy — a quiet record that what looked like ordinary faithfulness was being woven into something eternal. This sermon explores stillness, trust, and the meaning hidden inside ordinary seasons.

Boaz goes to the city gate and publicly negotiates Ruth's redemption. True loyalty is costly, visible, and covenantal. This sermon explores what it means to follow through when it costs you something, and how Boaz's faithfulness foreshadows Christ's.