Need a second chance? We all do. The unbelievably good news is that it’s available; Jesus’ resurrection gives hope for today, tomorrow, and forever.

The best example he sets for us is how he lived his life in the Spirit. This series will take a look at Jesus' spiritual disciplines and how we can implement them into our lives as well.

A collection of a single weekend, stand-alone messages taught at Harvester Christian Church.

Jesus knows firsthand how hard life is. He experienced many of the weaknesses of our life. Jesus was disappointed, dismissed, distressed, and then discarded.

The US penny has had various saying minted in its copper: “Mind Your Business” and “In God, We Trust” are just a few. Often we find those same phrases minted in our hearts when it comes to our money.

If you want to make a difference in this world, you have to be unleashed from the things that are holding you back.

Some questions are hard to ask in church. This series focuses on 5 common questions that people have about life and faith in Jesus.

When you encounter the resurrected Jesus you realize that he’s more than the black and white version you thought he was. The crucifixion and resurrection bring him into full color.

Mary’s story is bigger than Christmas and Catholicism. Her story contains courage, struggle, and a rediscovering of her role in the family of Jesus.

Before we were followers of Jesus, we had to find Jesus. This is a look at how people found Jesus and then led others toward faith as well.

David was a man after God’s own heart and his secret was to have no secrets with the Father. Through honest prayers, that embrace all our emotions, we start seeing ourselves the way God sees us.

These messages also include teachings from the new year as we take another look at our refreshed vision for Harvester Christian Church.

Where do we find the light of Jesus when our world seems overpowered by darkness? Jesus came to be the light of the world, but what does that look like in our lives?

The transformation that is happening in us was meant to be unleashed into every corner of creation. But what does it look like to unleash the Hope of Jesus to our communities?

We live for mountain top experiences but end up wandering in the wilderness. Maybe that season of wilderness is not so bad because in the wilderness is where we find God.