CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICES

When: Dec. 24th - 9:00am & 5:00pm
Where: Harvest Bible Chapel

Jesus has given us incredible gifts: salvation, adoption, the promise of heaven, His very presence within us! But there is one present He gives that, if we open it and use it, will result in great love and unity in the church. It’s the gift of His example of selflessness. The incarnation is God humbling Himself. And He calls us to the same kind of humility.

Join us for Jesus’ Christmas Presence.

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. 9am will have full Children’s Ministry , 5pm will serve Nursery and Toddlers only.

Get into the Christmas spirit!

Maybe someone has said that to you recently or you’ve said it to someone else. But what does that mean? Does this mean that you should be expected to blast Jingle Bell Rock on the way to work, watch all of the old claymation movies, or go above and beyond to decorate your house with the best light display in the neighborhood? Is that really the Christmas spirit?

OR does it mean something much deeper than that? Maybe it’s getting to the heart of what Christmas is actually about: Christ and Christ alone. This Christmas season, let us take our eyes off the physical gifts under our trees and turn to the many blessings that our Lord and Savior has to offer.

Join us this Sunday morning as we begin a new two-week series, Jesus’ Christmas Presence, and study Colossians 2:8-15.

Join us Thursday for our Christmas Eve candlelight service! The kids of Harvest will kick off our worship, and we will close in candlelight.

Is there a better way to celebrate Christmas Eve than coming to church and worshiping Jesus?

Join us this Sunday as Rich Sprunk continues our Christmas series on the names of Jesus in Isaiah 9:6.

Here are 2 words never used to describe a baby: mighty and God. But at Christmas, we celebrate the truth that this Jesus IS God. What kind of God? The Mighty God.

And this means so much more than how much strength He possesses.

See you Sunday!

Join us this Sunday as Rich Sprunk kicks off our Christmas series from Isaiah 9:6.