2020 was a year rittled with changes and difficult decisions.  The prophets declared that it was a year of reset.  Many others exclaimed that things would never go back to normal for the church.  Listen this week as Ps. Shawn explains how this grand reset impacts Harvest Church and what this means moving forward.

This week we start our Christmas 2020 series with the backstory and a question;  with all of the commotion surrounding the birth of John & Jesus, how was it that no one was expecting the Messiah?

Have you ever felt like you don't fit?  If so, perhaps you have been trying to jam your life's puzzle piece into the wrong place.  Find out this week about how you are uniquely designed and gifted by God to fulfill a specific calling.

Did you know that the famous love chapter of scripture, 1Cor.13, is actually talking about the gifts of the Holy Spirit and their administration? In light of this, we often place emphasis on the employment of the gifts being in love, and while that's true, what if he was talking more about our motivations for pursuing the gifts in the first place?

This week we come to the final cessationist argument regarding the offices of Apostle and Prophet.  Does their argument that these offices, and the supernatural gifts with them, necessarily ceased at the founding of the first church 2000 years ago, hold any merit in light of what the scriptures say about them?  Tune in and find out.

If the bible is so clear in exclaiming that the promise of the Holy Spirit (in-dwelling & baptism) are for today, then why do so many still claim otherwise?  This week, we investigate the crowning verse of the doctrine of Cessationism, 1 Cor. 13:8

Cessationists want us to believe that the baptism and gifts of the Holy Spirit ended with the first century church and aren't available today, but God said clearly that this gift was available to all who would call upon the name of Jesus for salvation.

We are living in the time of fulfillment of both what Moses declared in the book of Numbers and what Peter declared in Acts when he quoted Joel 2....that all would prophesy.  Join me this week as I outline just how long the bible says this season will last.

1 Cor. 4:20 tells us that the kingdom of God does not consist of words, but in power.  Jesus said that we would preach the gospel of the kingdom to the ends of the earth and that this would actually be tied to His return.  How could we be commissioned by Christ to preach a gospel that is defined by power and yet not have access to that power?

Did you know that Jesus said that we would preach the gospel of the kingdom to all of the earth prior to His second coming?  Have you ever wondered what that was?  Well, we better find out, since we are the ones who are supposed to preach it!  Tune in for this week's podcast as Ps. Shawn breaks down this reality and this "gospel" that is so closely tied to the return of Christ.