Pastor Kevin picks up, again, with his series in Paul’s second letter to Timothy. This morning he shares about “A Workman Unashamed (2:14-19).” As those who are identified by the name of Jesus, God intends for us to value His word and seek to accurately understand it and apply its principles.
Each of the Elders of Harvest Community Church share some brief words of encouragement and challenge for the New Year, 2026. The Elders share in the following order: Randy Junion Dave Mleziva Jarrod Bunyard Joel Franks Luke Warpinski
Pastor Kevin share from Luke about the testimony of Jesus’ dedication in the temple. The witness of Simeon and Anna serve to emphasize Jesus’ identity as God’s Promise, bringing deliverance for those who would receive Him.
Pastor Kevin shares on the meaning and significance of the Church. The true Church is the united fellowship of all believers who are identified with the name of Christ and have been transformed by His saving power. Its visible expression is found in the local community of faith.
Pastor Kevin shares a short message on thankfulness, using the story of the healing of the 10 lepers in Luke 17:11-19. A faith that is full is expressed in a heart of gratitude and praise.
Pastor Kevin emphasizes the importance of keeping Jesus at the forefront of our consciousness and then examines four profound truths presented in the ancient hymn or creed cited by Paul in 2 Timothy 2:11-13. As true Christ-followers, the risen Jesus Christ needs to be at the center of our consciousness and the ongoing motivation for…
Pastor Kevin picks up again with his series in 2 Timothy. Paul challenges Timothy to be “strengthened by the grace that is in Christ Jesus” (2:1). As we navigate through our Christian life and endeavor to fulfill the purpose God has for us, we need to be strengthened by the grace that is found in…
Jarrod Bunyard shares a message showing us how to rejoice in Lord, even when the circumstances around us may not be the most favorable.
Jacob Gaddie shares about the assurance we can have of our salvation.
We are called to a courageous faith, not ashamed of the Lord, but boldly demonstrating our living testimony of Him in word and life.