Social influencers. It’s a buzzword today for people who use their platform online to, well, influence people.

Did you know God has social influencers? If you walk the path of the Beatitudes - well, then congratulations! You are God’s social influencer.

Join us Sunday to see how God wants to influence the world - through you.

We all want to be loved. But Jesus made it clear that if you follow Him, some people will hate you simply because… you follow Him.

So what does Jesus say to the people who are hated, insulted, and persecuted?

“Congratulations.”

Join us Sunday for the conclusion of the longest and most unexpected congratulations party ever.

We live in such a chaotic world. There is so much trouble and so little peace. There are so many troublemakers and so few peacemakers.

Are you contributing to the problem or are you seeking to be a part of the solution? Are you truly a peacemaker?

Join us this Sunday as we continue the party by congratulating the peacemakers for they shall be called sons of God.

God wants your heart. Has it been changed? If so, if you are pure in heart, you will see God!

Come and celebrate as we congratulate those who get to see our Lord and Savior!

The party continues this Sunday! Congrats to the people who show mercy - because they will be shown mercy.

Or are you more of an “eye for an eye” kind of guy? Revenge, getting even, “sorry about your luck”… are these more descriptive of your attitude?

If you are expecting mercy, you better be giving it.

Join us Sunday!

Everybody is hungry for something.

By nature we are hungry for sin. But Jesus changes everything - including our appetites. Coming to Him always results in a desperate hunger for the things of God.

Are you there? We’re having a party for you.

Are you not sure if you are there? We’ll help you understand.

Either way: See you Sunday!

What's the first thing that comes to mind when you think of being meek? Often it leaves a negative impression, but Jesus says meekness is essential for his disciples. 

If you're pursuing meekness, then CONGRATULATIONS! Because Jesus promises that the meek - and only the meek - inherit the whole earth.

Join us Sunday for the start of Meek Week and Congratulations to the Meek!

Have you felt crushed by the wickedness of your own heart? Grieved over the sin of your life?

Then - CONGRATULATIONS! Because Jesus promises such people - and only those people - get to receive the comfort of God.

Join us for Congratulations to the Mourning!

It is the greatest sermon ever preached, the very first sermon of Jesus Christ. This is what Christians are meant to be, according to our Lord, and this is what His Spirit empowers us to.

It's not about what you do. It's about who you are. Everything finds its foundation in this: God Wants Your Heart.

See you Sunday!

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 January 26th. 

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

Have you ever trained your own work replacement?

While this may be an uncomfortable practice in the workplace, it is the way of discipleship in the kingdom of God. Elijah was called to train his replacement nearly 3,000 years ago. In 2025, you have received the same exact calling.

Join as this Sunday as we study 1 Kings 19:19-21 and close the book on Elijah with the call to make disciples.

It can be so hard to persevere and not quit. The temptation to wave the white flag and surrender can be overwhelming at times.

Are you on the verge of quitting something that the Lord has called you to do?

If that’s you, press the pause button on quitting and join us this Sunday as we dig into 1 Kings 19:1-18 and receive the call to never give up.

“My faith is important but it’s a private thing to me that I don’t like to make public.”

Many professing Christians say something like this but is it biblical?

According to Scripture, the Lord is a personal God but He is not a private God. Faith is meant to be lived out in public.

Join us this Sunday as we study 1 Kings 18:1-46 and receive the call to stand for the truth.

We often feel like spiritual zeroes in comparison to the heroes of the Bible. But what if that is not the case?

What if these men and women that we’ve heard about over and over again look more like us than we realize? 

What if we have a tremendous calling upon our lives as these men and women did thousands of years ago? 

Join us this Sunday morning as we begin a month long study of the life and ministry of Elijah and discover that he is Just Like Us. And just like Elijah, we are called to obey the Word of God.

Christmas is over, and the new year is just around the corner - time to make some resolutions! Time to invest in some self-improvement! But is spending time with the Lord on your list?

You see, Jesus isn't interested as much in our self-improvement activities as He is in our hearts. He knows that this world wears us out, so He invites us to come to Him for the gift of rest. 

Join us on Sunday when we will learn what it means to find rest in Jesus. 

CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICES

When: Dec. 24th - 5:00pm & 6:30pm
Where: Harvest Bible Chapel

Both services will be identical (same music and message).*
*The only difference will be regarding Children’s Ministry. The Children's Choir will only be singing at the 5pm service. Children’s Ministry will serve Nursery and Toddlers only.

We all have this eternally terminal condition called “sin”. And there is no cure on earth. Not feeling sorry. Not trying harder. Not even doing good to make up for it.

The only thing that could help us is a Divine Intervention. And that’s what Christmas is all about.

See you Sunday for Part 1 of our Christmas series - Divine Intervention: The Miraculous Entrance.

We all go through extremely difficult seasons of life. Ultimately, in Christ, blessing is coming - sooner or later.

Do you believe that?

If so, are you willing to wait?

Join us this Sunday as we close the curtain on Job.

On a scale of 1-10, how much of a “control freak” are you?

We all are to some degree. Can we please just swallow our pride for a moment and acknowledge the reality that we can control very little in our lives?

If this is hard for you, let’s hear what God has to say about the matter. Join us Sunday for a mini nature documentary from the Almighty Himself. God tells us to consider two incredible animals as He asks us Do You Control It All?

It is so easy to be a Monday morning quarterback. It is so tempting to be a back seat driver.

We all have a bent towards questioning the choices and calls of those in authority above us. This started at childhood and it has followed us into adulthood. This critical spirit affects us spiritually and causes us to even question the creator and owner of it all: God Himself.

But are we qualified to critique God? Do any of us know enough to call God into question?

Join us this Sunday as we study Job 38-39 and consider the questions that we should ask ourselves when we question God.

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 November 24th. 

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

We are surrounded by people who are suffering. So often, we find ourselves wanting to say the right thing to encourage them, but we instead find ourselves lost for words.

Job’s 3 friends (Eliphaz, Bildad, and Zophar) weren’t much encouragement to Job, But along comes Elihu to give some sort of comfort to Job. From him, we can learn a bit about giving real help to friends that are suffering.

Join us Sunday for Helping Sufferers: Be More THAT Guy.

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.