Harvest Pointe Methodist Church

Today begins a new series on The Faith Awakens! We are going to juxtapose the five senses with five spiritual senses. First we look at faith. Can faith be seen? How can we have a faith that sees, God and others? Bartimaeus reveals how to approach Jesus when one is blind.

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Today is the we remember Jesus' Baptism. Epiphany is a unique season in the church where Jesus is manifested in the flesh. Epiphany is connected to Pentecost and we must not forget it. There is no living water without the Spirit and fire!

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There's a shocking claim found in the Gospels. God became a baby. What a claim. What a thought. What a reality! But what does that mean? What does it change? Pastor Marshall shares about what this baby changes.

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Did you know that you can hear something and not hear it? Jesus constantly reminds people, "Let he who has ears to hear, let him hear." Coming from Zephaniah, listen in to this word about the sound of joy.

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This is a sermon about things we already know to do. More times than not however, we don't do it. We give all kinds of gifts at Christmas but oftentimes don't give the most meaningful gift of all!

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On this first Sunday of Advent we look at a string of passages dealing with light and hope. Listen in as Pastor Marshall points to the Light of the world!

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This is the last Sunday of Pentecost and the last Sunday of the church calendar. Next week we begin Advent! Listen in to this sermon about the King of kings!

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We are called to be a remembering community. The Shema holds for us the key thing to be remembered. Listen in to this sermon about remembering others.

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There is one line that turns the flood narrative around, "But God remembered Noah". Listen in as we explore this fascinating phrase that changes human history and can change our lives!

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Remembering is so important in our lives. We have devices and apps that help us remember. The Bible also calls us to remember. Deuteronomy is a book of remembrance and in this installation we look at some of Moses' last words, as we look forward to some of Jesus' last words, "Remember Me."

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