Harvest Community Church of Huntersville

Angels are INCREDIBLY powerful, and you have probably heard stories of how they have protected people from grave danger. When the Epistle to Hebrews was written, the Jewish people had a high degree of respect for and interest in angels. The sermon on Hebrews 1:4-14 shows how Jesus is vastly superior to angels and other things that our society elevates like the first-century Jewish audience did—and why that matters.

When someone decides to follow Christ, sometimes they encounter opposition from family or friends. In the first century, a group of Jewish believers were being threatened and persecuted because they chose to follow Jesus, and they were tempted to turn back. To help them persevere in their newfound Christian faith, God inspired someone to write them an epistle, which is found in our Bibles as Hebrews. On Sunday, April 16, we start a lengthy journey through this challenging book, one that is relevant to us in our society that increasingly pushes back HARD against Christians.

When someone decides to follow Christ, sometimes they encounter opposition from family or friends. In the first century, a group of Jewish believers were being threatened and persecuted because they chose to follow Jesus, and they were tempted to turn back. To help them persevere in their newfound Christian faith, God inspired someone to write them an epistle, which is found in our Bibles as Hebrews. On Sunday, April 16, we start a lengthy journey through this challenging book, one that is relevant to us in our society that increasingly pushes back HARD against Christians.

Job was the richest man living in his time but lost almost everything and was even being attacked by his counselors. In the middle of a real struggle, he made an amazing expression of faith-one which is very relevant for us today.

Job was the richest man living in his time but lost almost everything and was even being attacked by his counselors. In the middle of a real struggle, he made an amazing expression of faith—one which is very relevant for us today.

2,000 years ago, on Palm Sunday, Jesus knew what was coming. He knew as he entered Jerusalem that Sunday morning, that by the end of the week, he would suffer and die, paying the price for our salvation.

2,000 years ago, on Palm Sunday, Jesus knew what was coming. He knew as he entered Jerusalem that Sunday morning, that by the end of the week, he would suffer and die, paying the price for our salvation.

After spending three years mentoring and training his disciples, dying and rising again, in Matthew 28 Jesus met with them to give them his master plan for all followers of all times.

After spending three years mentoring and training his disciples, dying and rising again, in Matthew 28 Jesus met with them to give them his master plan for all followers of all times.

Matthew 4-18-22 is the key to understanding the life, ministry and message of Jesus--and as a result, our purpose in the Christian life-