As a culture we are no longer critically thinking through issues, we are “either or” driven. Our politics is horizontal thinking- Leftwing or the rightwing. Are you pro-this or anti-that?

The topic of the border is one of the extreme examples of “either, or” thinking. It’s assumed that if you believe in a wall or border that you are anti-immigration. If you are pro-immigration it’s assumed that you are anti-wall.

So, what does the Bible say? Please join us as Pastor Donnie has a biblical discussion on legal and illegal immigration.

Easter, the death and resurrection of Jesus is the pinnacle moment of our Faith, it is the focal point of the Gospels.

Please join us as Pastor Donnie teaches from Mark chapter 15 as he dives into some of the deeper details of Jesus' trial, crucifixion, and resurrection that we often overlook because of our familiarity with the story. 

Our culture tries to get us to live for the world by lying to us, by telling us do this, buy this, say that and you’ll be satisfied but it’s a mirage - something that isn’t there. On this Good Friday, if we don’t learn anything else we want to understand this.  The cross teaches us that Jesus is enough.

Please join us as Pastor Donnie teaches from Philippians chapter 4 on Jesus being enough.

Conspiracy Theories...

We are living in the golden age of conspiracy theories.

There are conspiracy theories that are true and conspiracy theories that are false.

Please join us as Pastor Donnie teaches and ask the questions... When it comes to conspiracy theories, is our primary concern “is it right or wrong to study conspiracy theories” our primary concern should be “am I spiritually healthy or unhealthy?”

Today we continue our series “the Gospel of Mark” where we have made it a point to dive in and truly study the word of God.

Over the past few weeks we have broken the Gospel of Mark down into 3 themes…

Part 1: Mark 1-8 “who is Jesus?”

Part 2: Mark 8-10 “what does it mean for Jesus to be the Messiah?”

Today we will discuss the 3rd theme…

Part 3: Mark 11-16  “How Jesus becomes King.”

Please join us as Pastor Donnie teaches on Jesus triumphant entry into Jerusalem from Mark Chapter 11.

The Lord has the same kind of persons following Him in the first century as He does here in the 21stcentury. The same struggles that the disciples deal with are the same struggles that we deal with here today. We watch our own lives unfold as we watch the disciples’ lives unfold, we learn lessons from them that will hopefully save us from having to go through the pain of learning it experientially.

Please join us as Pastor Donnie shares from Mark chapter 8.

Today we will dive into Jesus being the Messiah which is the primary point of chapters 1-8.

Mark in his writing, right out of the gate, the first chapter, get’s us to the understanding that although Jesus is fully man, there is evidence all over Him of divinity which points us to the reality that He is fully God.

Please join us as Pastor Donnie teaches from Mark chapter 1.

Mark – is short, concise and straight to the point, 16 chapters.

Each one of the men who wrote the Gospels had their lives impacted and changed by the life, death and resurrection of Jesus in such a profound way that they were not only motivated through the inspiration of the Holy Spirit to write the Gospels, but they were also motivated through their salvation experience and witness that the Son of God really did live, die and was raised to life.

Join us as Pastor Donnie introduces us to the Gospel of Mark, beginning in chapter 1.

We have been teaching about God’s vision for our lives, Vision is the bridge between where you are and where God wants you to be. God has plans for your life. Sometimes when we say we are “led by the Holy Spirit” we fall under the unbiblical practice of “winging it” and if things don’t go well we blame the Holy Spirit.

Walking by faith does not mean, winging it and throwing ourselves into things, walking by faith means that we take the next step that the Lord leads us to, acknowledging that He has a plan.

The word for Harvest Church in 2024 is: Recalibrate. What is recalibration? It means that we reset, adjust, change and improve who we are and what do. Everything should be recalibrated.

Over the past few weeks, we’ve been discussing God’s vision for our church with the understanding that – we are the church and God’s vision for our individual lives always connects to God’s vision for our corporate lives as the body of Christ.

His vision calls us to come together in unity, it’s under God’s Vision that we experience unity as we work towards common eternal goals.

Please join us as Pastor Donnie teaches from Acts chapter 2 on how Harvest Church will avoid the pitfalls of a declining church.