We believe that God has called us to live our lives in uncommon community. In this community we also believe that God would have us serve each other. We will not be able to do this successfully unless we, as a church, thrive for a posture of service. This posture can change our perspective and help impact our church community.

By God's grace our church has been growing this year. Exciting as that may be, numbers do not automatically mean mature growth in our people. Are we fulfilling our mission to glorify God by making disciples? At the heart of our uncommon community is a deep desire and need for God's Word. The Bible is what we need if we're going to see mature disciples growing and multiplying at Harvest.

We are proud to live in Northern Virginia. Except for the traffic, we love it here. For everything that we love there is one thing that is universally difficult to find, and that is, community. Because of Jesus' work on the cross we are a part of the body of Christ. Because of Jesus you are part of this Uncommon Community, and we belong together.

Where are you looking for satisfaction? How would you finish this sentence, "If I could just have ______, then I'd be happy." Psalm 63 tells us where we should be looking for satisfaction in life. When we seek God and see Him, His glory is satisfying and it makes us sing.

We love living in Northern Virginia. The diversity of culture and economy makes the DMV truly unique. Within our love for our community there is also a desire to see the lives of Northern Virginia transformed by the glory of God. God's glory is like a waterfall, overwhelming yet satisfying. When we experience His glory we will be changed.

We are celebrating 5 years of God at work at Harvest Fairfax. As we look ahead to this next year and beyond we are trusting God for 100 stories of lives changed by the glory of God. Catch this vision and share your story at www.harvestfairfax.org/100stories

Summer is sadly over but that only means that we have a new ministry to look ahead to with new visitors to our church. We have an axciting opportunity to create a culture of invitation that touches everyone we come in contact with. God will use our humility, love, and urgency to invite others to follow him.

The people of Ninevah repent and God withholds his wrath on the city. This should mean some kind of celebration from Jonah right? Wrong. Jonah has a spiteful heart. A spiteful, self-centered heart is sick. As he has throughtout the entire book, Jonah holds a mirror up to our lives and makes us examine our hearts.

When was the last time you're amazed by God? In Jonah chapter 3 we see God at work in an amazing way in the city of Ninevah. Today, God continues to give grace that none of us deserve. We need only repent to experience this amazing grace.

Acknowledge God's Discipline

Call out to Him in Distress

Live for His Dwelling

Praise Him for Deliverance