You can think of many people in your life who are suffering right now. You most likely think that you do a fine job of comforting those who are in pain around you.

But…what if you don’t? What if you can be THAT guy or THAT girl who makes matters worse and not better? What if you are THAT guy or THAT girl who causes sufferers to experience even more suffering?

Join us this Sunday as we study Job 3-31 and figure out how to avoid being THAT guy when it comes to helping sufferers.

At least you still have your health! Such comfort offered when everything else is going wrong.

But what about when you no longer have your health? Will you still love and worship the Lord?

Join us as we ask God to help us “Make Sense of Suffering.”

To be human is to suffer.

In one way or another, we are all enduring suffering of some kind (or kinds) - chronic health issues, toxic relationships, mistreated at work - we all got our share.

But why? I thought God was loving and powerful both. So how can He allow me to suffer as I have? What’s going on up in heaven that God isn’t rushing to my rescue?

Join us Sunday as we take A Peek Behind the Curtain.

Worship is an act of love. And love gives. Giving is an act of worship.

So… how should we give? Do we tithe? Is tithing out with the Old Covenant? Do we give less than 10%? More?! Does it matter?

Let’s get Biblical about it. Join us Sunday for “How to Worship Through Giving“.

The way you use money now can have a bearing on your eternity - and other people’s eternity, too.

You want some good financial advice? God’s Word tells us we can have An Eternal ROI.

See you Sunday!

Harvest Bible Chapel isn’t exactly “inventing the wheel” when it comes to raising money for a building.

The Bible tells us that Israel’s greatest king was in a building program once upon a time. And he has some very simple - but important - things to teach us.

Join us Sunday for The People of God Give to the Work of God.

Oh, no. A sermon series about money.

Don’t worry. No guilt trips, no coercion. Just an honest look at a subject that has more content than faith AND prayer in God’s Word.

Why does God say so much about money? Why does it matter to God how I spend my money?

Join us this Sunday for the kickoff to Right on the Money.

Like Israel in Micah’s day, we live in a nation that is facing God’s judgment. But God’s ultimate goal is to restore His people. What do we do in the meantime? Believe.

It’s the only thing God has ever asked of His people. Not to explain Him. Not to defend Him…

Believe Him.

See you Sunday.

It’s the message from every spokesman of God, including our Lord Himself: Repent.

Now is the time to change some things. Like, really, actually change some things.

I’m done with this sin. It’s over. It doesn’t honor God, it hurts me, it ruins my relationships. I am done.

Our nation needs to repent - but we individually need to repent.

Join us Sunday at 9 or 11!

Baptism is the biblical profession of faith - the public identification with the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. We will be celebrating our next Baptism Service on September 15th. 

If you need to take this step of faith, or for more information, email Pastor Jeff. 

We all need a little hope. It doesn’t come from “positive vibes” or “good thoughts”.

Hope came from a little obscure town called Bethlehem.

But if you are just expecting a story about a baby in a manger, Micah goes way beyond that. This King from Bethlehem will rule the world.

And we Worship Him.

See you Sunday!

How do you feel about the future?

It is so easy to turn on the news or open up social media and be filled with a sense of dread. It is so tempting to despair about what is coming for this country and this world.

BUT Micah calls us to hope and not lose heart no matter how bad things may look right now. Join us this Sunday as we study Micah 4:1-13 and catch a glimpse of the future that God has in store.

Some people call it “Karma”. Some use the expression “what goes around comes around”. The Bible says “you reap what you sow.”

Micah gives Israel, and us, a wake up call. God will not allow sin to go on indefinitely. Whether that’s in your nation or in your heart, you will reap what you sow. We had better Wake Up.

See you Sunday.

Preachers are everywhere. Some speak for God. Others preach just to make people feel good.

You may be asking, “Are you talking about Micah’s day or ours?”

The answer is both.

And in both days, it was/is critical to know what God actually said.

Join us Sunday for Micah 2: Discern.

Our nation is facing the wrath of God, according to Romans 1:18-32.

How does that make you feel?

If you have the heart of God, you should be mourning. And if you aren’t, how do you get there?

Join us Sunday for our first sermon from the book of Micah: Mourn.

God should do something about all this wickedness!

Some people say “He will!”

But a more accurate response is: “He is!”

Before we look at Micah, maybe we need reminded that God’s Wrath is Already Here.

See you Sunday. (In Wexford this time.)

We need discernment.

To detect lies. To know God’s will. To make the best choices. (as we’ve already discussed)

But we also need discernment in trying to figure out the most appropriate way to help people. Because not all problems are the same and not all people are the same - so not all solutions can be the same.

Join us Sunday for "How Can I Help You?”.

Most Christians can easily discern the difference between right and wrong.

Do you know what’s much harder? Trying to discern the difference between what’s good and what’s best.

Join us this Sunday at 9 or 11 for Intentional Wisdom: What is Best?

Discernment is the ability to distinguish right from wrong, truth from error, and even what’s good from what’s best. The church at large is losing the ability to discern because we lost the desire to grow. And we are seeing the fruit of an “anything goes” culture!

Join us Sunday for some Intentional Wisdom: The Lost Art of Discernment.

Let’s Get Intentional! That is the theme of the year, and it’s never going to happen without the wisdom that comes from the Word of God.

But the church (at large) is losing the ability to discern right from wrong, truth from error, best from good. So much garbage teaching abounds, and Christians just eat it up without even considering if it is true or not!

Let’s go after it in this brand new 4 week series - Intentional Wisdom: The Lost Art of Discernment.

Are you living a life worthy of the Gospel of Christ?

Maybe you’re not sure how to answer that question honestly. Join us on Sunday morning as we examine a passage from Paul’s letter to the Philippians for some encouragement and instruction on how to live a worthy life!

Baptism is the biblical profession of faith - the public identification with the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. We will be celebrating our next Baptism Service on June 2nd. 

If you need to take this step of faith, or for more information, email Pastor Jeff. 

There are only two options. You are a sheep, or you are a goat.

When Jesus comes again, He will divide people into 2 groups - and only two. Are you a sheep, someone who follows the Shepherd? Or are you a goat, heading to eternal fire?

Join us Sunday for our last message in the Olivet Discourse: There Are Only Two Options.

Life can seem like many days and countless events… but life is really a singular endeavor. It’s your one shot to serve the Living God.

You get exactly and only one opportunity. What are you doing with it? Join us Sunday as we get into God’s Word!

Nobody could make up a story like Jesus. And Jesus taught complex eschatological truths with stories that a child could understand.

This Sunday, we will be looking at a parable Jesus made up to teach us a life or death lesson. It’s a story about a wedding, waiting, and wisdom.

Join us for Stay Ready.

Have you been paying attention? Jesus is coming soon. You may ask how can you be so sure?

Jesus said there are signs. Have you been paying attention? Do you know what to look for?

Join us Sunday for Watch the Signs.

Jesus tells us the worse is yet to come - before He returns and makes all things right.

What is the Tribulation? When is this all happening? What about the Rapture? Will we even be here for these events or not?

You won’t want to miss this. What ARE we waiting for?

Join us Sunday at 9 or 11 as we kick off our new sermon series: Intentional Hope. We may not know when the world is going to end… but we know how. Jesus lays it all out for us in Matthew 24-25. And right off the bat we learn a sobering truth about the end of this age: It’s Going to Get Bad.

This isn’t merely shallow sentiment, a self-affirming pep talk, or perspective from someone who just loves you so much.

The prophecy was made of the Messiah - and fulfilled in Jesus - that He would do so much more than take away sin —> He would make people righteous~!

This is the most astounding truth in all of God’s Word, in my opinion. Join us for He Will Make Many Righteous.

God foreshadowed the results of the death of Jesus Christ way back in the Old Testament. And one of these glorious results would be the removal of guilt.

Have you ever struggled with guilt? Have you ever wondered if God is still mad at you? Do you think you’ll never be able to shake this guilty feeling?

Join us as we continue to look at The Cross in the Old Testament.