Harvest Community Church of Huntersville

In a time of darkness and oppression, Nahum preached a message of judgment against God's enemies and hope for God's people.

What do you do when God doesn't make sense-- How do you deal with injustice in our world, or in your personal world-- These are the types of questions that the Old Testament prophet Habakkuk wrestled with and brought to God. This sermon helps us learn how to move from questioning to faith.

What do you do when God doesn't make sense? How do you deal with injustice in our world, or in your personal world? These are the types of questions that the Old Testament prophet Habakkuk wrestled with and brought to God. This sermon helps us learn how to move from questioning to faith.

Nations and people have a tendency to puff themselves up, but the book of Obadiah sets forth a timeless message for people of all times- the danger of pride.

Most of us react differently when we hear the words -judgment- and -hope,- yet the Old Testament prophet Micah weaves them together in a powerful message for God's people of all times.

How would you feel if God called you to take a message of forgiveness to a violent, hated enemy-- That's the story of Jonah, and it gives us a great picture of God's heart.

As peace led to economic and kingdom expansion in Israel, God called Amos to prophesy against their sinful lifestyle as the Day of the Lord approached.

The prophet Joel saw a devastating locust plague as a harbinger of an even more devastating -Day- for all the world, and his call to prepare spiritually is as relevant today as it was back then.

As the Jewish religious leaders tried to trip up Jesus with difficult questions, they asked him, -What is the greatest commandment--,- and his answer was and is life-changing.