Sermon: Reaching People for Christ

Scripture: Acts 8:26-38

By: Michael White, Lead Pastor

THIS WEEK'S REFLECTION QUESTIONS

1. What is one thing you can begin to do to help you be open to God?
2. Who are the people in your sphere of influence who don’t yet know Jesus?
3. Of those, which 3 can you begin to pray for?

Sermon: Restart

Scripture: Isaiah 43:18-25

By: Michael White, Lead Pastor

THIS WEEK'S REFLECTION QUESTIONS

1. When you look at the future in what ways do you see God at work?
2. What would cause you to miss what God is doing in your life and in the world?
3. What is one new beginning you can make to move forward with God?

Sermon: Restoring People

Scripture: James 5:19-20

By: Jonathan Montejano, Director of Student Ministries



THIS WEEK'S REFLECTION QUESTIONS

1. How can you be an instrument of peace this month? 
2. How are you helping create a loving and welcoming environment at Harbor Covenant? 
3. Who can you small group pray for who has walked away from the faith?

Sermon: Faith Filled Prayer

Scripture: James 5:13-18

By: Michael White, Lead Pastor

THIS WEEK'S REFLECTION QUESTIONS

• If you really believed that God was listening and engaged in your life, what would you say to him?
• Who can you pray for this week?
• What is one new way you can pray this week?

Sermon From August 11, 2024

Title: To Tell The Truth

James 5

If you asked your closest friends, what would they say about your reliability? Rather than lying, what is something you can say when you don’t really want to do something? What promise have you made that you need to do a better job of keeping?

Sermon Series: Everyday Faith

Sermon Title: Patience and Confidence

Sermon Text: James 5:7-11

Sermon Questions:

1. How do you deal with "difficult waits"?

2. What steps are you taking to establish or strengthen your heart?

3. What does God’s faithfulness mean to you?

Sermon from July 28, 2024

Sermon text: James 4:13-5:6

Sermon questions:

How has knowing Jesus changed how you view your resources?

How do you make room for God’s plans in your life?

If someone watched how you treated your server in a restaurant, what would they learn about your attitude toward other people?

Sermon from July 21, 2024

SCRIPTURE: James 4:11-12

PREACHING: Blake Merwin | Associate Pastor

REFLECTION QUESTIONS

1. Think about a recent conversation you had about someone else. Did your words build them up or tear them down? How might you align your speech more closely with the law of love as James describes?

2. Consider a time when you felt judged or slandered by others. How did it affect your relationship with them and your sense of community?

3. How can you balance offering constructive feedback while avoiding slander and gossip in our church interactions?

Scripture: James 4:1-10

By: Brenden Smith, Worship Director

1. THIS WEEK'S REFLECTION QUESTIONSWhat are your desires that aren’t aligning with God’s desires?
2. What do you need to give to God as an act of humility?
3. How can you remind yourself of God’s promises: that the devil will flee and that God will be near to you?

Title: True Vs. False Wisdom

Scripture: James 3:13-18

By: Michael White, Lead Pastor

1. THIS WEEK'S REFLECTION QUESTIONSWhat are some traits that should characterize the community of Jesus?
2. How do you handle relationships with people that you love but don’t always see eye to eye with?
3. What is one area that God may be calling you to “submit” in?