The Central Dogma of Christianity In Church life we find many things that we can disagree on that are not central to the Faith. In such cases, we agree to disagree, and we continue to love one another and pray for each other. However, as we focus on 1 Peter chapter one once again, we come to a theological issue that we must never compromise on. Join us as we look at what is absolutely central to our Faith.

A study in Deuteronomy 4:9-49 from our Midweek Service at Harvest Fellowship with Pastor Paul Mowery.

Having Hope in a Hostile World As we begin our study in 1 Peter, the Apostle is writing to those who have experienced suffering. When suffering comes we often times lose our perspective on who we are. Join us as we are reminded who we are in Christ.

A study in Deuteronomy 3:1-4:8 from our Midweek Service at Harvest Fellowship with Pastor Paul Mowery.

Authenticity Part 2 We close out our study in James with James giving the final word on authentic Christianity. This section of Scripture provides with a clear understanding of what the lifestyle of a Biblical follower of Christ is going to look like. Last time, we saw James tell the first two markers of authenticity were endurance and a commitment to keep one’s word. Join us now as see what the final two markers are.

A study in Deuteronomy 2 from our Midweek Service at Harvest Fellowship with Pastor Paul Mowery.

Authentic Christianity Counterfeit faith can have dire consequences. Coming near the end of our study in the book of James, the author now lays out markers that indicate what authentic faith in Christ will produce in our lives. Join us as we seek to discover if our faith is authentic or if it’s a cheap imitation.

2 Kings 4:1-7 God will not always keep us from experiencing deep pain and loss but, if we are willing to turn to Him during these dark and uncertain times, we will eventually discover His all-sufficient grace and power to bring life and renewal. In 2 Kings 4:1-7, we are reminded that there is provision that can only be reached by an all-powerful, deeply loving God. And this divine provision is ultimately realized in the person and finished work of Jesus Christ.

How to Live in Evil Days As we head into the beginning of a new year, we see new challenges facing the Church. If we’ll take a moment and be honest with ourselves, we’ll have to admit that the Church is no longer impacting the culture around us. Signs are all around us are indicating that something has seriously gone wrong. Join us as we seek to find insight from Ephesians chapter 5 on how we are to meet the challenges we now face as we enter 2020.

The Christ Child is the Revealer of Hearts Matthew chapter two gives us the three reactions to the Christ Child that was on display in first century Israel. Every human being throughout history, even up to the very day that we’re living, can be placed into one of these three categories. Which one of these three do you fit in? Join us as we look at how our reaction to the Christ Child reveals what is in our hearts.