On Palm Sunday we celebrate Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem. He entered the city as the long awaited Messiah but did not come to save in the expected manner. He was sent to the cross but extended forgiveness even as he was being crucified.

The path we take often determines the strength we have to face life's challenges. In the final week of our Elisha series, Pastor Jordan reminds us that our feelings aren't always the best indicators of how we should act. We must submit our preferences to the presence of God.

When Elisha's servant is afraid because they are surrounded by an opposing army, Elisha prays, "Open his eyes." What we focus on when we are surrounded and uncertain determined the steps that we take. In order to lead confidently, we have to see clearly.

We want to be a church the celebrates every lost person who comes home. The parable of the prodigal son reminds us that you don't have to leave the house to be lost. When we forget that we all have a place we can find ourselves living in the house but far from the father's heart.

Hollie Jo Hepler speaks on how God is positioning us for the promise he has for us as we place our pain in the palm of his hand.

We all have areas of our life that need healing. The path begins with vulnerability and humility.

Life is busy. You need a foundation for deep community, and a rhythm to shape your week, build your spiritual life and forge relationships.

That's why Harbour Groups are now Dinner Parties. We're bringing Sunday morning consistency to small groups.

With Friends is a new podcast from Harbour Church. In episode one, Pastor Jordan interviews Katia Adams about life and ministry. Katia and her husband Julian are church planters in Boston, Massachusetts.

In the story of the Shunemmite woman, we are reminded that God works where he rests. She makes room for Elisha in her home and in turn sees a miracle of provision and healing. In week three of our series on the life of Elisha, Pastor Jordan challenges us to make the necessary sacrifices to make room for God in our lives.

Than Graffam of Hope Project International speaks about the peaks and valleys of following Jesus.