This message calls us to stop striving and return to a simple, close walk with Jesus. We already have God's approval by grace, not by works. In a noisy, information-filled world, we're invited to quiet our hearts, listen for His voice, and obey what we already know. The goal isn't to do more, it's to be with Jesus and let Him transform everything.

Pastor Eric encourages us to not let anything obstruct the flow of the Holy Spirit in our life. Break away from anything that hinders Him from moving in and through us.

On the first Sunday of the year, the church leadership shares what the Lord has spoken to them regarding the upcoming year for Harvest Church. Tune in and be encouraged with all that the Lord will do.

In this message, Pastor Tom reflects on the principle of first fruits—honoring God by giving Him our best in joyful obedience. As a church, we responded to Christ’s leading by bringing our first and offering it back to Him, trusting His faithfulness and provision. This teaching highlights how giving is an act of worship, alignment, and gratitude, positioning our hearts to put Jesus first in every area of life.

This message refocuses Christmas on its true meaning: celebrating the birth of Jesus and God dwelling with us. Rather than getting lost in busyness or commercialism, we’re invited to realign our hearts with Christ, live with joy, wonder, generosity, and love, and let His presence make a real difference in our lives and homes.

In this message, Pastor Eric talks about what it means to prepare a true resting place for God’s presence. Jesus reminds us in Matthew 18:20 that where two or three gather in His name, He is there—and for a genuine corporate move of God, each of us has a part to play. Drawing from Psalm 132:5, we explore the call to seek the Lord, spend time with Him, and prepare our hearts to meet with Him. This sermon emphasizes cultivating healthy community, walking in unity, and blending together like instruments in a symphony, where every person carries a unique sound and role. Be encouraged to pursue His presence personally and corporately, making room for God to dwell among His people.

This sermon focuses on the often unseen, sometimes uncomfortable journey of development that God leads us through. Looking at the life of David in 1 Samuel 16:10–12, we see that God doesn’t just choose us—He also processes us. He is committed to raising us up in character, not just position or recognition. Through 1 Corinthians 4:1, we’re reminded that we are stewards of what He’s entrusted to us, being shaped day by day to become more like Jesus. This message will encourage you to embrace God’s refining work, trust His timing, and recognize that the process itself is part of His purpose.

This message explores what happens when God’s people gather in unity and allow the glory of the Lord to move freely among them. Looking at passages such as 2 Chronicles 5, Acts 2, and Acts 4, we see how corporate praise, reverence for the Lord, and sensitivity to the Holy Spirit invite His tangible presence. We’re reminded that God no longer dwells in buildings made by hands but in His people—collectively and individually—and that His Spirit desires to move powerfully when the church comes together in one accord. This sermon calls us away from over-familiarity, urges us to follow the Spirit’s lead without fear of others’ opinions, and stirs a fresh hunger for God’s glory to be manifested in our midst.

In this message, Pastor Tom addresses the reality of anxious thoughts and the hope God offers in the midst of them. Anchored in Proverbs 3:24, we’re reminded that God desires peaceful rest, not restless worry. We explore what it means to cast all our cares on Him, to remain in His presence, and to trust that the peace of God will guard our hearts and minds. Be encouraged to release anxiety, lean into His nearness, and experience the supernatural peace that only He can give.