There are some things about following Jesus that are really really hard. Impossible actually. And there are some things about following Jesus that are really really easy…well, easy to understand at least. When people say "it’s not rocket science: or "it’s not brain surgery," they mean "it’s not difficult” or “you don’t have to be a mental giant to do it.” Some of the basics of being a Christian are just not that difficult and yet we don’t do it, or don’t do it well. The reality is sometimes we just need to be reminded and encouraged to get after it. Join us over the next few weeks as we talk about some of the basic fundamentals of living and growing as a Christian. You can do this…after all, it’s not rocket surgery!

There are some things about following Jesus that are really really hard. Impossible actually. And there are some things about following Jesus that are really really easy…well, easy to understand at least. When people say "it’s not rocket science: or "it’s not brain surgery," they mean "it’s not difficult” or “you don’t have to be a mental giant to do it.” Some of the basics of being a Christian are just not that difficult and yet we don’t do it, or don’t do it well. The reality is sometimes we just need to be reminded and encouraged to get after it. Join us over the next few weeks as we talk about some of the basic fundamentals of living and growing as a Christian. You can do this…after all, it’s not rocket surgery!

There are some things about following Jesus that are really really hard. Impossible actually. And there are some things about following Jesus that are really really easy…well, easy to understand at least. When people say "it’s not rocket science: or "it’s not brain surgery," they mean "it’s not difficult” or “you don’t have to be a mental giant to do it.” Some of the basics of being a Christian are just not that difficult and yet we don’t do it, or don’t do it well. The reality is sometimes we just need to be reminded and encouraged to get after it. Join us over the next few weeks as we talk about some of the basic fundamentals of living and growing as a Christian. You can do this…after all, it’s not rocket surgery!

There are some things about following Jesus that are really really hard. Impossible actually. And there are some things about following Jesus that are really really easy…well, easy to understand at least. When people say "it’s not rocket science: or "it’s not brain surgery," they mean "it’s not difficult” or “you don’t have to be a mental giant to do it.” Some of the basics of being a Christian are just not that difficult and yet we don’t do it, or don’t do it well. The reality is sometimes we just need to be reminded and encouraged to get after it. Join us over the next few weeks as we talk about some of the basic fundamentals of living and growing as a Christian. You can do this…after all, it’s not rocket surgery!

Advent basically means arrival, and specifically the arrival of a notable person. (So when you were born that was an advent!) The advent season in the church world refers to the four Sunday’s leading up to Christmas — when we celebrate the advent of the most notable baby ever. One advent tradition is called the advent calendar which has a “door” for every day of the advent season with something festive or meaningful behind it. Each week during advent we are going to open seven doors and discover the truth and meaning of the greatest Advent of all time.

Advent basically means arrival, and specifically the arrival of a notable person. (So when you were born that was an advent!) The advent season in the church world refers to the four Sunday’s leading up to Christmas — when we celebrate the advent of the most notable baby ever. One advent tradition is called the advent calendar which has a “door” for every day of the advent season with something festive or meaningful behind it. Each week during advent we are going to open seven doors and discover the truth and meaning of the greatest Advent of all time.

Advent basically means arrival, and specifically the arrival of a notable person. (So when you were born that was an advent!) The advent season in the church world refers to the four Sunday’s leading up to Christmas — when we celebrate the advent of the most notable baby ever. One advent tradition is called the advent calendar which has a “door” for every day of the advent season with something festive or meaningful behind it. Each week during advent we are going to open seven doors and discover the truth and meaning of the greatest Advent of all time.

Jesus didn’t just love people, He loved where they live. Or said another way, Jesus loved where people lived by loving the people. Or try this, He had a heart for people so He had a heart for the city. No matter how you say it, this is at the heart of who we are as Harvest Church. We love people so we love where they live. Join us as we learn more about Jesus’ heart for people and the places they live.