Death is a sacred moment for those who have put their trust in Jesus. This is counterintuitive because death doesn’t feel sacred; it feels sad. How can something never meant to exist, be called “precious/sacred?” You’re right. It makes no sense…unless you understand who Jesus is and what Jesus did. God has taken a tragic moment and turned it into a triumphant moment.

When we view marriage as an opportunity to live out Biblical teachings of love, respect, and submission to God and each other, we benefit from a transformational experience that shapes our hearts and minds.

Communion becomes sacred when we stop to remember his death. Why? It’s a reminder that our sins had real consequences. We remember that even still, Jesus’ love, grace, & forgiveness have victory over sin.

Baptism is a sacred act ordained by Jesus. It demonstrates faith in him and immerses us in his teachings. It centers Jesus in the moment and is not about us, our knowledge, ability, or past. When Jesus is at the center, something sacred happens.

Our past tells a story but it isn't THE story. Let God be the author of our lives.

Showing how different Jesus Barabbas and Jesus the Messiah are. Jesus Barabbas is all about worldly force, while Jesus the Messiah is all about giving up everything for others. It's all about how Jesus' sacrifice is what brings redemption to everyone. We are Barabbas.

We acknowledge the reality of external evil but also celebrate the power of Jesus over worldly oppression. Today, we are reminded that He continues to liberate us from the grip of evil, offering hope and redemption.

Looking to Jesus for health and wealth may lead to disappointment. But finding satisfaction in Him brings freedom and healing.

The beauty of Jesus’ gospel is that you do not have to be good enough. Jesus was good enough for you. Jesus was strong enough for you. You are the saved, and He is the savior.

Young people are filled with hope and determination, and we need to support them to lead us towards revival. We cannot have revival without them, as the next generation is crucial. Join hundreds of people who have discovered Jesus and let him transform your life too. Awaken and let Christ shine on you.

God's grace is greater than our failures.

Join us as we uncover the timeless truths of this ancient tale that reminds us that no matter how far we stray, God's love remains steadfast, offering a path to restoration and salvation.

Even in life's detours, God provides a way.

Join us as we explore the highs and lows of life, from victorious mountaintop experiences to soul-crushing meltdowns, and discover how to navigate these storms with faith and grace.

The world is waiting for hope. They are starving for it. Where is hope going to come from? God is waiting for us to unleash the hope of Jesus to the world.

God’s desire is not just to find you, but to form you. Becoming like Jesus is more than a spiritual experience, it involves a complete transformation of the mind and spirit. Both personal reflection and community are important for spiritual growth. To achieve this, one must slow down and align themselves with the pace of Jesus.

At Harvester, worship is an encounter with Jesus through song, sermon, and sacrament, each element guiding us closer to the truth and grace of Jesus.

We dissect the notion of viewing 'wicked people' as 'wounded people', and how this shift in perception can lead to a world where compassion triumphs over judgment.

As we say goodbye to the old year and welcome the new one, we experience a mix of emotions, including excitement for new resolutions, nostalgia for the past year, and the realization that January 2nd can feel like the ultimate Monday. In the midst of all these emotions, it's easy to fall into the "comparison trap". However, what if we focused instead on imitating Jesus in our daily lives by considering others more significant than ourselves? Let's challenge ourselves to embrace the concept of "lowering oneself" in 2024 and make it a powerful resolution. May this New Year be filled with growth, humility, and meaningful connections. Happy New Year!

As we age, we tend to forget the true meaning of Christmas. The greatest gift of all - Jesus, the embodiment of hope and salvation. The holiday's true magic lies not in material gifts, but in His presence.