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Am I my brother's keeper? This is an age-old question and it's never more pertinent than today. Jesus has something to say about this. Join us for this valuable message.
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As we finish our vision series, Pastor Marshall brings a word from the Gospel of Matthew. We don't just declare the Gospel, we demonstrate it with our lives. Join us for this important sermon.
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As we continue our vision series, Pastor Marshall brings a pivotal word from the Gospel of Matthew. What is it that we declare as Christians? What is Harvest Pointe declaring? Join us for this sermon.
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Pastor Marshall preaches on Matthew 13—a litany of parables by Jesus—and points to how Jesus used things fresh and familiar to teach his disciples. Join us!
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Pastor Bruce challenges us from Ephesians 2 on our need to be fresh, how we're made fresh, and how we stay fresh. This word touches us personally and calls us as a church. Join us as we experience the freshness of life in the Spirit!
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When Jesus is made famous the Church is made fabulous. What are the attributes and marks of a fabulous church? Join us to find out!
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Pastor Bruce brings a visionary word from Matthew 4:23-25. This pericope talks of how Jesus was made famous. Join us as we unpack what it means for Jesus to be made famous in our life, church, and city.
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Pastor Marshall brings a word from Isaiah 44:6-8 about God being our rock. In a time of turmoil and shifting sand, we need a rock to establish our life upon. Jesus is that Rock. Join us for this word!
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Pastor Marshall preaches a message from the prince of prophets, Isaiah. Join us in this message that declares God's powerful word to us.
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Pastor Marshall brings a word for our context from the minor prophet Zechariah. This prophet speaks to a culture not dissimilar from our own. Join us for this message!
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