Harvest Church

In John 14:6, Jesus makes a powerful declaration: “I am the way, the truth, and the life.” But what does it mean for Jesus to be the only way to God? This Sunday, we'll explore how Jesus spoke these words to comfort and assure His troubled disciples, and how they still offer us hope today. Jesus doesn't simply show us the way to the Father—He is the Way. Join us as we consider what it means to receive, trust, and share the Way.

This Sunday, we’ll join churches around the world as we learn about and pray for our Christian brothers and sisters being persecuted for their faith. Let’s come together and pray, trusting that God hears us and is at work.

As we conclude our Praying Like Jesus series, we turn to John 17, where Jesus prays not only for His disciples, but for all who would come to believe in Him, including us! At the heart of His prayer is a beautiful desire: that we would be one. But what does true unity look like when we have different personalities, perspectives, and experiences? This Sunday, we'll discover how our unity is rooted in Christ, expressed through love, and becomes a powerful witness to the world around us. Together, we'll consider how we can respond to Jesus' prayer and become a church that doesn't just talk about His love, but demonstrates it.

What does it really mean to surrender to God? In the Garden of Gethsemane, Jesus shows us that surrender isn't about giving up or pretending that life isn't difficult. It's about bringing our desires honestly before the Father, trusting His heart, and choosing to obey Him even when the path ahead is uncertain or costly. This Sunday, we'll discover how prayer doesn't simply prepare us for the answers we hope for, but prepares our hearts to follow God faithfully, whatever lies ahead.

This Thanksgiving Sunday, we’ll continue our Praying Like Jesus series with a simple but powerful prayer Jesus prayed at the tomb of Lazarus: “Father, I thank You…”

What happens when thanksgiving becomes more than our response to the good things in our lives and becomes part of the way we pray? In John 11 and Philippians 4, we discover the powerful connection between prayer, gratitude, worry, and peace.

Gratitude has a way of shifting our attention from what we cannot control to the God we can trust, from what we don’t know to what we do know, and from what might happen to what God has already done. This Thanksgiving, we’ll learn from Jesus how to make thanksgiving not just something we celebrate, but a posture we practice.

This week, we begin our new series, Praying Like Jesus, by looking at the prayer Jesus gave His disciples in Matthew 6. This model of prayer teaches us how to live in dependence on God. As we pray, “Your name, Your kingdom, Your will,” our vision of God grows; then we can confidently bring Him everything we need: our provision, forgiveness, direction, and protection. Prayer doesn’t mean our problems aren’t real; it reminds us that our problems are never bigger than our Father.

In Luke 10, Jesus tells His disciples that the harvest is plentiful and the workers are few. He tells them to pray for workers, and then He sends them out as part of the answer to that prayer. The same is true for us. Following Jesus isn't only about what happens when we gather together; Jesus sends us into our neighbourhoods, workplaces, schools, families, and everyday lives to carry the good news of Jesus.

Through this message, we will discover that our job is to faithfully plant seeds, knowing that we may not always get to see the harvest. God is the One who makes things grow. We follow. We serve. We belong. And then we go.

Following Jesus was never meant to be a solo journey. In this message, we explore what it means to be ALL IN and to grow not just in our relationship with Jesus, but in our relationships with His people.

This Sunday is Connect Day, and we’re continuing our ALL IN series by looking at what it means to find our place in the church. In 1 Corinthians 12, Paul describes the church as a body: many different parts, each important, each with a role, and all working together. God has uniquely designed each of us with different gifts, passions, experiences, and abilities. Being “all in” doesn’t mean we all do the same thing; it means we discover where God has called us to contribute and use what He has given us to build His church and serve others. This Sunday, come prepared to hear from some of our ministry leaders and learn more about the different ways we serve through our core ministries.

This Sunday, we’re kicking off a brand-new series called ALL IN: Following Jesus. Building His Church. Living on Mission.