This week, Pastor Curtis gives a message on “Hearing God,” emphasizing that spiritually successful people are led by the Holy Spirit. Drawing from the story of Abraham, he explores the difference between trusting in God’s timing versus relying on human effort, challenging us to surrender our plans and align with God’s perfect will.

This week, Pastor Curtis wraps up the series Lonely, But Not Alone with a powerful message on the importance of protecting our hearts and the truths we believe. When our hearts are healthy and grounded in Christ, they shape our identity, influence our actions, and keep us from wandering into spiritual deserts.

This week, Pastor Curtis continues in the series Lonely, but Not Alone with a message on The Importance of Staying Attached. Looking at the story of Elimelech and Naomi in Ruth 1, he explores the dangers of disconnecting from God and those who love us, the impact of our choices on our families, and how the enemy seeks to lead us into spiritual deserts. Through real-life examples and biblical truth, this message challenges us to stay rooted in faith, connected to the right things, and willing to follow God’s calling.

This week, guest speaker Bill DuBose gives a message on ‘Don’t Let the Enemy Hi-Jack your Reason (my soul).’ He challenges us to choose God’s Truth over deception, recognize the difference between relief and freedom, and guard our minds against worldly influence by embracing the implanted Word that saves our souls.

This week, Pastor Curtis begins a new series, Lonely, But Not Alone, exploring the struggles of isolation and the importance of staying attached/connected to God and others. Looking at Elijah’s journey from bold faith to deep despair, this sermon reminds us that even in our loneliest moments, God is near, calling us back into His presence and purpose.

This week, Pastor Matt and guest speaker Jenz Yoder share with us the message of Ownership - how taking responsibility for our God-given purpose fuels mission and transformation. From Kenya to Ukraine, they highlight stories of courage, faith, and the power of the gospel to change lives when we fully commit to the calling God has placed on us.

This week, Pastor Curtis continues in the series 'This Is Us' with a powerful message about being a Spirit-filled and Bible-teaching church. Discover how the Word and the Spirit work together to transform lives and lead us deeper into the truth and person of Jesus Christ.

Pastor Curtis continues the "This Is Us" series about our identity as Harvest Connexion Church. This week, what does it mean to be "Christ-manifested"? How can we better represent and be full of the person and character of our Savior, as individuals and as a body of believers?

This week, Pastor Curtis starts a new series about who we are as a church--life-giving, Christ-manifesting, Spirit-filled, and Bible-teaching. What does it look like to be the life-giving body of Christ we were created to be?

This week, Pastor Curtis shares an inspiring message titled ‘Set Your Affections,’ reminding us that where we focus our hearts and minds shapes our direction and defines our outcomes. Drawing from Colossians 3 and the life of David, he challenges us to set our affections on things above, aligning our desires with God’s will for a victorious and purpose-driven 2025.