Harvest Bible Chapel Kuala Lumpur: Recent Episodes
Harvest Bible Chapel KL
This podcast includes sermons from the ministry of Harvest Bible Chapel Kuala Lumpur. For more information about our church, please visit harvestkl.org.
Explore Jeremiah 31, a chapter brimming with hope amidst despair. Discover how God's promises of a new beginning, a new covenant, and a new city bring transformative hope to our lives today.
by Pastor Peter Park
In this sermon, we’re going to look at maybe the most important question in life. It’s certainly one of the most common questions that everyone has regardless of their ethnicity, religious background, economic status, etc. Join us as we explore its profound significance and seek to uncover the wisdom and guidance it offers for our lives.
by Pastor Peter Park
Discover God's ultimate rescue plan in Isaiah 52-53. This sermon explores Christ's suffering, carrying our sorrows, bearing our sins, and gifting us His righteousness. Experience the depth of God's love and grace through this powerful prophecy.
By Pastor Rich Bowman
Naaman, a leader from Syria, lived during a time when Israel and Judah's kings strayed from God, leading to constant conflict. Uncover powerful lessons of faith and divine intervention in his incredible journey. Join us as we dive into this remarkable story together!
by Pastor Peter Park
In 1 Kings 18, Israel is at a crossroads. Just like us, they have to decide if they will worship false idols or serve the one true God. Listen in as we look at four big differences between false gods and the one true God.
by Pastor Eric Weiner
In Psalm 127, Solomon teaches us the importance of living a life dependent on God. Our days will be preoccupied with work, rest, and raising a family. And ultimately we trust that our labors will not be in vain in this life because we live for the kingdom still to come in Christ.
by Pastor Eric Weiner
Discover deep insights into God's character and His interaction with humanity in Solomon's prayer from 1 Kings 8. Join us for an enlightening journey through Scripture.
by Pastor Peter Park
For many of us, the story of David and Bathsheba represents an extreme example of falling into temptation. But what does it tell us about sin, and how we are supposed to respond to sin in our lives? Join us today as we see how David responds to his sin against God, and what it teaches us about our own sin and repentance.
by Lee Brock
While David’s story gives us some good questions to consider in regards to our faith, it is Jesus‘s story that provides the answer to these questions. See how Jesus is the true hero of David’s battle with Goliath in the sermon titled “The Dos and Don’t of David and Goliath.”
by Miles Macleod
In the depths of disobedience and despair, God's relentless love and faithfulness pierce through, offering a glimmer of hope. Through the tumultuous journey of Israel's faithlessness and Ruth's unwavering loyalty, we witness the transformative power of God's redemption. Join us as we delve into these ancient tales, discovering timeless truths of grace, restoration, and the promise of a Redeemer.
by Pastor Peter Park
As Joshua and Israel learned to follow God into their Promised Rest, Christians today must learn to come under Christ’s command and take up his cause. Ultimately, followers of Jesus trust that God has already won the battle against sin and death for them through the Cross.
by Pastor Eric Weiner
In this sermon, we delve deep into the evidence and significance of Jesus' resurrection. Discover how the resurrection continues to transform lives and offers profound insights into our faith and future.
by Pastor Peter Park
Jesus is the new and better Moses who saves us from our sins, fills us with his Spirit, and leads us back into God’s presence.
by Pastor Eric Weiner
God wants us to have faith in His goodness and promises no matter how big the problem is that we are facing. In Numbers 13 and 14, we read about how twelve spies enter the land promised to Israel, but their lack of faith results in heart break and disappointment. Join us as we examine just how relevant this story is to our lives.
by Lee Brock
In today's sermon, we explore Exodus 20 and Numbers 21 within the context of understanding the Bible's overarching narrative centered on Jesus. Emphasizing the importance of grace over works, we're reminded of our mission to share the gospel boldly, inviting others to experience the healing and life found in Jesus.
by Pastor Peter Park
As part of the old sacrificial system, the Lord established the Day of Atonement as the day God would forgive the sins of his people. But when Jesus came, he fulfilled the sacrificial system as our better high priest and perfect sacrifice. In Jesus’s name, our sins are forgiven.
by Pastor Eric Weiner
2Through the Passover story, we learn that our freedom comes through the sacrifice of another. Ultimately, it comes through Jesus, the lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world. By his blood, we are healed and brought into new life with Jesus.
by Pastor Billy Lowe
The story of Joseph teaches us that even when life is difficult, God is with us and has plans for us. When we learn to trust in his plans we’re free to forgive and seek reconciliation with others.
by Pastor Eric Weiner
The story of Jacob (Gen. 27-30) reminds us that we all search for a love that will define us. We look for these loves in our spouses, in our jobs, or in our families. But God works through Jacob’s family to show us that only the love of the Father revealed through His Son Jesus truly satisfies. It comes by grace through faith.
by Pastor Eric Weiner
In this sermon, we delve into the scriptures of Genesis 12-22, exploring the profound lessons on faith and obedience through the testing of Abraham by God. Through the challenges and sacrifices, we uncover the transformative journey that strengthens one's faith and deepens the understanding of God's unwavering love and purpose for our lives.
by Pastor Julius Tennal
This week, we look at Genesis 11 and the Tower of Babel. Babel represents the city built by human strength for human glory. But God knows that city won’t last. Instead, he wants us to look ahead to the city he builds through Christ.
by Pastor Eric Weiner
The story of Noah and the flood shows us how God must judge sin, but I’m his grace always makes a way for salvation. This is true in his sending of Jesus. The judgment of God was poured on him so that anyone who believe in him may be saved.
by Pastor Clay Carreno
Genesis 3 teaches us what went so wrong with God’s good creation. Instead of partnering with God, people choose to rebel against him. Instead of trusting God, people choose to replace him. We are forced out of the Garden, but not without God’s promise of a Child who will crush the serpent’s head.
by Pastor Eric Weiner
Genesis 1-2 tells the story of how in the beginning, God created all things, including man in his image. And it was all very good. Though we would walk away from God, Jesus would come into our darkness to restore us back to himself, to make us a new creation, and restore what was lost in the garden.
by Pastor Peter Park
We end 2023 at the beginning as we embark on a new journey through the Bible in 2024. At Harvest, we believe the Bible is a unified story that points to the person and work of Jesus. All of us are meant to come under the authority of God’s Word and to walk with Christ as he leads us along the way.
by Pastor Eric Weiner
This passage captures the birth of Jesus Christ and the profound significance it holds for everyone. We'll explore how this event isn't just a historical moment but a beacon of hope, joy, and salvation for each one of us.
by Pastor Peter Park
Isaiah 66 is the final chapter of the book of Isaiah. Isaiah concludes much in the same way he started in chapter 1 emphasizing the problem with false worship and people trusting their own ways. Isaiah encourages the faithful to trust in God’s ways and tell the nations of God’s glory. Isaiah offers a stern warning to those who have chosen their own way instead of God’s way.
by Pastor Michael Crane
In Isaiah 65, God responds to our cries for mercy. He tells us he doesn’t want our empty religion. But for those who love him and delight in his works, he will make a new creation in Christ Jesus.
by Pastor Eric Weiner
In Isaiah 64, Isaiah longs for the presence of the Lord because he knows that only God saves sinners. And God will not hide his face forever. He will not restrain his love from those who repent and turn to him for mercy.
by Pastor Eric Weiner
How much different would life be if you knew that everything was going to work out for the best? Join us as we study Isaiah 63 and see how the Christian life guarantees a victorious ending.
by Lee Brock
In Isaiah 62 God gives us a vision for our future with him. Jesus will take up the call to bring salvation. He will present the church in his righteousness. And he calls his church to pray without ceasing until our redemption is complete in Christ.
by Pastor Eric Weiner
In this week’s sermon, from Isaiah 61, God is reminding His people to rejoice in His plan of radical restoration and we are reminded of the ultimate cost of this redemption plan.
by Miles Macleod
In Isaiah 60, the prophet envisions a day when the whole earth will be filled with the glory of God. As the church, we want to commit ourselves to this future promised in Christ by making disciples of all nations, teaching them to walk in the light as he is in the light.
by Pastor Eric Weiner
Isaiah 59 shows us how sin can affect our prayers and God’s work in our lives. And how God answers our prayers through Jesus.
by Pastor Peter Park
It can be easy to just go through the motions of being a Christian, but God calls us to so much more. Join us as we learn from Isaiah 58 what God really expects from our lives and our actions.
by Lee Brock
Isaiah 57 shows us the world is broken because of our idolatry. But God, who is high and holy, pursued us in his son, Jesus, who was crushed and made lowly for us so that he could dwell with us.
by Pastor Peter Park
In Isaiah, God declares the reign of his King through the finished work of his Suffering Servant. Now, Isaiah turns our attention to the marks of a community established under Christ’s rule. Anyone who joyfully surrenders to the reign of Christ is welcomed into his kingdom.
by Pastor Eric Weiner
Isaiah 55 is God’s invitation for all people to forsake their ways and enter into life with him. He calls the thirsty and needy and the morally bankrupt to draw near to him and to feast on his gospel. We receive the blessings of forgiveness and salvation through repentance and faith.
by Pastor Eric Weiner
Isaiah 54 challenges readers to move from despair to an expectation of God at work. As God’s people we sing for joy because of God’s work as well as respond in faith. William Carey, a pioneer in missions, called Christians to action from this passage with the phrase: “expect great things from God, attempt great things for God.” How can we respond to God’s great work?
by Pastor Michael Crane
The fourth Servant Song recorded in Isaiah 52:13-53:12 is the great reveal of God’s redemption plan. And God’s plan is unlike anything we would have expected. Instead of conquering, the Servant will be crushed; he will be pierced for our transgressions. However, the great surprise of the Cross of Christ is that his death doesn’t mean our defeat, but will actually lead to salvation for the many. In Christ, God invites you to enter His victory.
by Pastor Eric Weiner
In Isaiah 52, God calls his people out of Babylonian captivity and to look ahead to God’s redemption and salvation. A messenger is sent to deliver the good news of freedom. Those overcome by sin will be perfected in Christ as they are brought into the joy of the Lord’s victory.
by Pastor Eric Weiner
Isaiah 51 offers comfort to the remnant (those who have continued to seek God in the midst of difficulties). Although there will be difficulties along the way, Isaiah encourages the faithful that they are going to place of joy and gladness. This is made possible because Jesus took the cup of wrath was meant for God's people.
by Pastor Michael Crane
The Servant Songs in Isaiah foretell important truths about the person and mission of the Lord’s Servant. Isaiah 50 contains the third of four such Songs in which we discover that this Servant will suffer, not for disobedience, but for doing the will of the one who sent him. So we invite you to come draw near to this Servant, Jesus, and learn the way of obedience.
by Pr. Eric Weiner
In this sermon, we will explore God‘s response to his people being in darkness, God’s rescue plan for his people, and what our response should be to being rescued.
by Miles Macleod
The Lord’s refinement is never easy as the process inevitably confronts us with the reality of sin in our lives. But God’s response is better than we’d expect. Join us as we read through Isaiah 48 and discover how laying aside our sin actually calls us to deepening faith.
by Pr. Eric Weiner
Sin and punishment are inseparable in a world ruled by a righteous God. Join us as we read through Isaiah 47 and see how ancient Babylon faced this reality, and what it means for the future of our world.
by Lee Brock
In this sermon we are comforted by the fact that God is our Shepherd and challenged to invite Him to carry us through the difficulties we face.
by Troy Stringfield
In this sermon we encounter an unlikely servant of God that challenges our understanding of God’s redemptive mission.
by Troy Stringfield
In this sermon we are reminded that all people were made to worship, but we don’t always worship the one true God. Isaiah reminds us that though our false worship leaves us dead in sin, the Lord raises us to new life as he calls us back to worship Him.
by Pastor Eric Weiner
The Gospel of Christ is visible throughout the Old Testament. In this context, we explore how the Gospel is explained in Isaiah 43, and examine how it can help us move on from the past and into a glorious future in Christ Jesus.
by Lee Brock
In this sermon Isaiah reveals the Ideal Servant Jesus as the unfailing solution to God’s redemptive mission to all nations on earth.
by Troy Stringfield
In this sermon, we learn more about the nature of God as the King of History, who controls the affairs of humanity from beginning to end. In a world filled with fear, we find out why God’s people can fear not. He calls us to remember who He is and who we are - his servants, his chosen ones, his friends. So we should stop trusting in idols and turn to Him for help.
by Pastor Eric Weiner
In this sermon, we embark on an exploration of the greatness and goodness of God through three key titles: "God is Great," "God is Good," and "What does this view of God have to do with us?" Discover His awe-inspiring attributes and experience His boundless love and provision. As we connect these profound truths to our daily lives, find comfort, hope, and strength.
by Pastor Michael Crane
In today's sermon, we explore a powerful passage from Matthew 7:12-29. Within these verses, Jesus presents us with vivid imagery that invites us to reflect on the choices we make in our lives. This sermon is divided into four parts, each revealing profound truths: Two Paths, Two Trees, Two Calls, and Two Foundations.
by Jared Flynn
In these verses, Jesus reminds us of the immense significance of prayer. As we delve into the depths of our faith, we discover that prayer is more than mere words; it is a direct connection with our heavenly Father. When we ask, seek, and knock, we open doors to divine guidance, solace, and blessings beyond measure.
by Michael Crane
In these verses, Jesus extends His teachings beyond our personal lives, revealing the vital importance of how we judge and interact with others.
by Pastor Michael Crane
There are many things in life that can cause us to worry and be anxious, but God promises to be with us always. Join us in Matthew 6:25-34 as we discuss how Christians can trust God in difficult circumstances.
by Lee Broke
The world tries to sell us lots of things with promises of happiness, but Jesus teaches us that true happiness comes from relationship with Him. Join us in Matthew 6:19-24 as we examine Jesus’ teaching on storing up treasures in heaven.
by Lee Broke
Fasting and other spiritual disciplines are intended to intensify our expression of need for God and our experience of Him in our lives. In this sermon, we explore why we fast, what hypocrisy can look like, why we struggle with hypocrisy and how Christ is the only sustainable solution for our perpetual shortcomings.
by Gurpreet Singh
In today's message, we look at another aspect of public worship which is prayer. The sermon is divided into four parts: 1. Praying Privately 2. Praying Pridefully 3. Praying Purposefully 4. The Preciousness of Prayer.
by Pastor Michael Crane
In this message Pastor Michael Crane highlighted the importance of understanding the true motivation behind our good deeds. The sermon delved deep into the nuances of doing good - what constitutes as "good", how it can be misinterpreted, and ultimately, how it should be done for the glory of God.
In today’s message we examine Matthew 5:43-48 and discover how Jesus calls us to uncommon love; loving and praying for our enemies.
by Lee Brock
In this message we will explore what it means to live a "Resurrection Life." We will look at how the resurrection transforms our lives, giving us a new identity and a new purpose. We will see how it empowers us to live lives of love, joy, and peace, even in the midst of suffering and adversity.
by Pastor Michael Crane
In this week’s message we are challenged to live a life of humility whether from a position of power or subordination…just as Jesus lived and taught.
by Troy Stringfield
In this message Mr. Troy Stringfield teaches us from Matthew 5:33-37 in three themes: 1. Form and Essence 2. Spiritual Maturity 3. Godly Living (practical application).
In today's sermon, Pastor Luke Shori from Cornerstone Baptist Church teaches us how Jesus Christ provides absolute clarity and application to the old testament laws in today's context.
In this week’s message, titled “Getting to the Heart of Anger,” we explore three ideas from Matthew 5:21-26: 1. The nature of our sin, 2. The correct response to our sin, and 3. Reflecting God’s glory through our response.
by Miles Macleod
In today's message, Pastor Michael Crane teaches from Matthew 5:13-20 about our life in God’s Kingdom with four examples: - You are the salt of the earth - You are the light of the world - He is the fulfillment of the law - We are a people who enjoy righteousness.
In this message, we look at some verses of Mark chapters 2 and 3, and we learn more about the identity of Jesus by reading two stories about sabbath.
by Dr. Justin Nalls
In today's message, Andy Dawson from Gospel City Church KL teaches us from the Sermon of the Mount. We explore three essential questions: Who is the audience of the beatitude? What does it mean to be blessed? What is the nature of the beatitude?
In today’s message we looked at the character of Hezekiah as man of God, a man for himself, and a man in need of God.
By Pastor Michael Crane
In today’s message we see the power of prayer, and are encouraged by knowing that God is willing and able to help us through our struggles in this life. Walk with us through Isaiah 36 and 37 to see how God responds to the prayers of His people.
By Lee Brock
In this passage we will learn how God wants us to see Him, hear from Him, trust Him and grow in Him.
by Pastor Michael Crane
A Warning! In today's message we're going to go through three parts: Who is the warning for? What is the nature of the warning? Why do we need to hear a warning?
by Pastor Michael Crane
In this message we learn from Isaiah chapter 33 by looking at these four steps: What is Zion? Why should we want to see Zion? Why are we so far from Zion? Who can take us to Zion?
By Pastor Michael Crane
What will you do to get back on track spiritually? In today's message we are challenged to believe that Jesus came not only to be our King but to be our Savior.
by Pastor Michael Crane
In this message Pastor Michael Crane teaching us how to make a U-turn to God with three examples to take with us in this new year: 1. Fear Rightly 2. Repent Fully 3. Live Hopefully.
In today's message we learn about the real Christmas story by walking through four words about Jesus: Truth, Treasure, Trial and Transformation.
By Pastor Michael Crane
In today's message we learn from the birth narratives of John the Baptist and Jesus that we have a very special grace filled narrative of our own. We are challenged to believe that nothing is impossible with God.
In today's message we are continuing in "Book of Isaiah". Isaiah 30 giving us great examples about: "Faith That Offers Courage" In whom do you truly trust? When your life is on the line in whose hand do you place your life?
In today's message, we’ll look at what Isaiah is trying to teach us about spiritual pride; break Isaiah 29 into 3 parts: 1- Consequences of Spiritual Pride, 2- Symptoms of Spiritual Pride and 3- Cure for Spiritual Pride.
In today's message Pastor Roger Bray from City to City Asia Pacific preaches for us from Titus 2 about "Grace that Trains" In this passage we will learn how the grace of God brings salvation for all people and trains us to renounce ungodliness and worldly passions, and to live self-controlled.
In today's message Pastor Guna Raman -CEO of City to City Asia Pacific- preaches for us from 2 Kings 5:2-3,15-27 about "How to Meet with God." In this passage we will look and discover different aspects of faith through the characters of Naaman, Gehazi and "The Young Slave Girl."
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This passage contains Warnings, Hope, Encouragements and the promise of a precious cornerstone. Join us as we listen to Lee Brock preaching for us from Isaiah 28 about: "A Precious Cornerstone."
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In today's message we look at Isaiah 24 - 27 giving us two great examples about: "The Strong City and the Lofty City" Why do we come to the city? Are the cities becoming a source of hope to us? Join us as we learn about where to place our hope.
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In this Sermon we look at Isaiah 17 – 23, and learning about 4 main points: Why do the nations rage? How do we see the nations? How does God see the nations? How does God want us to see the nations?
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In Isaiah 15 & 16 we learned about oracle concerning Moab. Too often in our lives we think that if we achieve our goals we have nothing to worry about. What does it lead us to be so confident? Join us as we learn about God's love through the study about Moab.
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In this sermon we will be looking at at Isaiah 13 & 14; learning about "Babylon in the Bible - Babylon in our world today - Babylon in us" and "Where do we find refuge?"
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In John 5:13 we learn that Apostle John is writing this book so that “…we may know that we have eternal life.” One may ask, How can we know? Join us as we listen to Lee Brock teaching us from (1 John 5:13-21).
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When we enter a body of water, we feel a little confident if we are able to see our feet. We wish this was what our faith was like. But, God wants to draw us out into deeper waters; where we can’t see our feet, waters where we must learn to trust Him. In this sermon from 1 John 5:1-12, elder Miles Macleod teaches us about “Faith” inviting us to make the decision of “Going Deeper in Faith.”
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In this sermon we start by asking ourselves an important question: What is love? And as we listen to elder Gurpreet Singh preach for us from 1 John 4:7-21 we step by step learn about “The Source of Love”, “The power to Love” and “The Application of Love.”
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In a world that revolves around information, how can we test and know which is from the truth? In 1 John 4:1-6 we are asked to “test the spirits” and in Bible we find clear instruction on how to test and verify what we hear. Join us as we listen to Michael Crane peaching for us about: “Don’t Believe Everything You Hear.”
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In this sermon we learn about how Hate begets Death; and how our Heart begets Accusation; but in His love we can find life. Join us as we listen to Michael Crane teaching us about “Abiding in Love” from 1 John 3:11-24.
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How can we see Him more clearly, know Him more fully and abide in Him more completely? Join us as we learn more by listening to Mr. Troy Stringfield preaching for us from 1 John 2:28 - 3:10.
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In this sermon, our guest speaker Mr. Lee Brock preaches for us from (1 John 2:15-17).
Join us as learn how to Hold on to the Truth.
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In this sermon we look at Isaiah 7 and 8, learning from our guest speaker Lee Brock, about putting our trust only in the Lord our God and how that will makes us different.
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In this passage we learn about the ways a person can start dwelling in the darkness and how we can overcome the darkness? Join us as we learn from 1 John 2:7-14.
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n this passage we notice two opposite temptations. One that focuses only on God's grace and forgiveness as an open ticket to do anything they please; and other that focuses only on trying to be obedient to God and being morally pure to the point that they deny God's grace.
How then do we live, how do we navigate these opposite temptations, how do we walk free from the bondage of sin and yet not under the unbearable pressure of the perfectionism.
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In today's sermon we are listening to our Interim Pastor Michael Crane peaching for us from 1 John 1:5-10 with the title: "Three Truths and a Lie." Join us as we learn about "God is light" and "Walking in the dark" and "Walking in the light."
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In this sermon our Interim Pastor Michael Crane teaches us from Isaiah 12, about Why do bad things happen, How do we respond and What is the joyful response.
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In this Sermon, our Interim Pastor Michael Crane teaches us from Isaiah 11; looking at 3 main points: "The Right King, The Righteous Kingdom and The One Who Saves." Join us as we learn more about "For King and Kingdom."
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In this sermon, our Interim Pastor Michael Crane teaches us from Isaiah 10 about Fears that Fail us, Lack of Fear that Fails us, and Fears that Free us. Join us as we learn about Fear of the Lord, Not the Enemy.
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In this sermon we listen to our Guest Speaker Jared Flynn preach for us about "Living in Light of the Kingdom."
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In this sermon elder Dan Wright teaches us about 4 different prayers for us individually, and for our church community. These four prayers are from Colossians 1:9-14, that 'Our lives would bear Godly fruits' that 'Our minds grow in the knowledge of God' that 'we would be resilient and patient' and that 'we would be full of joyful gratitude.'
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In this sermon our Interim Pastor Michael Crane teaches us about 4 different stages of response to the Holiness of God according to Isaiah 6: “Overwhelmed by God’s glory”, “Woe is me!”, “Whom shall I send?”, “Until when, Lord?”
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Roger Bray is the Director of City to City Asia Pacific and today he preached for us from Matthew 11:25-29. “The Promise of Rest for your Soul” explains about “Why we need to rest?”, “What is rest?” and “How can we rest?”
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In today’s sermon our Interim Pastor Michael Crane is teaching us from Isaiah 5, about “A Warning for a Corrupted People.” We will look at this chapter in 3 parts: “A Song about a Vineyard” , “bad Fruit of the Vine: a Warning” and “The True Vine that Bears Good Fruit.”
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In this sermon our Interim Pastor Michael Crane teaches us about “The city of God made beautiful” from Isaiah 4. In this chapter we will look at the city of God made beautiful in 3 different stages: The City Beautiful: Trying it our Way, The City Made Beautiful, and The Ingredients of Revival.
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In this sermon our guest speaker Mr. Andy Dawson, teaches us about the Hope we can receive from Judgement in Isaiah 3. We study this passage dividing it in 3 parts: the Collapse, the Judgement and the Repercussions.
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In this sermon from Isaiah 2, Mr. Luke Shori teaches us about the transforming power of Hope, the transforming power of Humility and How the idols are precious but contemptible.
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In this Sermon, our Interim Pastor Michael Crane teaches us from Isaiah 1; to Stand before God, Hear from God and Choose God or Self.
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In this Sermon our guest speaker Mr. Lee Brock walked us through Haggai 1, teaching us about the response actions to the Lord's message to rebuild the House of the Lord.
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Today we celebrated Christ's Resurrection and the gift of Hope to everyone who believes. Today's sermon "Alive!" from Luke 24:1-35 teaches us about "What happened and How do we know?" "Why did it happen?" and "What if it didn't happen?."
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In this sermon our interim Pastor Michael Crane teaches us from Ephesians 6 about how the Church is in Battle. Join us as we learn about how to be strong, stand up and put on His righteousness as we rely on the immeasurable Greatness of His Power.
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In today's sermon, our interim Pastor Michael Crane teaches us about how a Church becomes the Bride to Christ.
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In today’s sermon, our interim pastor Michael Crane is focusing on 3 aspects of this extensive chapter, teaching us about membership and leadership; and growing together in Christ as a part of the body of Christ.
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Today our Interim Pastor Michael Crane preached for us from Ephesians 3. In this chapter of Ephesians we are looking at the three different ways Paul discusses about the Mystery, Mission and Measure of Christ's Love for us and for the church.
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This Sunday Harvest KL started a new season of sermons on the letter of Paul to Ephesians. In this sermon our interim Pastor Michael Crane is preaching for us from Ephesians chapter 1.
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In this message Interim Pastor Michael Crane is teaching us about 3 important foundations of faith in every follower of Christ, that will lead to the strengthening of every Community in Christ.
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In this Sermon Pastor Jerry Lingenfelter from Mission Church, PA; is teaching us about being Sent to Show Christ from Luke 9:27-36.
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In this sermon Pastor Nate Lott from Mission Church, PA; is teaching us about being Sent to Stand for Christ from Luke 9:18-26.
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In this message, Pastor Jared Schnapf from Mission Church, PA; is teaching us about being Sent to Serve the Crowd from Luke 9:10-17.
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In this message, Pastor Nate Newell from Mission Church, PA; teaches us from Luke 9:7-9 about how we can be sent to show the Curious.
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Pastor Ed Bley from Mission Church, PA; will teach us about how to be Sent to Seek the Called.
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Senior Pastor Jerry Lingenfelter from Mission Church, PA; speaks for us about being Sent to serve Christ.
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Join us as our elders reflect on God’s words and share it with us all.
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Join us as our elders reflect on God’s words and share it with us all.
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Is love conditional or unconditional? Does love know any boundaries? This Sunday's message is about the magnitudes and multitudes of the greatest self-sacrificing love.
Join us and Brad Eaton from Lancaster, PA, as we learn about how we can respond back to this amazing gift.
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Glory! Glory! Of all the people, an angel of the Lord appears to the Shepherds giving them the good news: Today in the town of David a Savior has been born to you; he is the Messiah, the Lord. And suddenly a great company of heavenly hosts appear praising and giving Glory to God with a song that is short but speaks volumes: "Glory to God in the highest heaven, and on earth peace to those on whom his favor rests.”
Join us and Pastor Gideon Lim as we learn how the shepherds' response changes from trembling fear to joyful praise.
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Names are an interesting phenomenon. Every single person has one. People will hold newborn babies, inquire about the name, and remark about what a good name it is, or how fitting it is. Indeed, our names say a lot about us, and as we grow, our names in a great way become a part of our identity. In Isaiah 9:2-7, the prophet proclaimed 4 names (or titles) that adorned Jesus. Why these 4 names? What are their significance – especially during this very special season? And how will they minister to us today?
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The Christmas message is so familiar: Virgin Mary, angels and shepherds, Jesus the Savior is born. We run the risk of missing its true meaning. This sermon will tell this same gospel message differently, tracing the Scriptures from the prophecy in Isaiah, its fulfilment in the Gospels, and people’s reactions. To help us examine our own reaction, we will consider the self-deceived Simon The sorcerer in Acts, the self-righteous Pharisees, and conclude with the self-denying apostle Paul in Ephesians 5. The main reframe is this: Jesus has come to be our light; we don’t need to stumble in darkness any longer; if we receive Jesus and live in the light He gives.
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God has called us to a mission, and He sends us out on His mission not alone but together; and not only together with the Holy Spirit but also together with one another, in unity and in community. In the last chapter of Paul's letter to the church in Philippi, we can learn about the different ways that we both as individuals and as a community can be equipped and strengthened for God's mission.
Join us and Pastor Dan Hammer from Harvest Bible Chapel Annapolis as we learn more about the ways we can be strengthened for the mission.
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"Rise Let Us Go from Here, In Christ: Strain Towards the Goal" We have been made part of God's family. Paul calls us to a radical dependence on Christ, where we depend on the power of Christ to continue to strain towards our goal, standing firm in Him, growing in maturity.
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What can we do to merit God’s righteousness? How can we grow into a deeper and more alive and transformed relationship with Jesus? In the first part of Philippians 3, Paul encourages everyone to recognize what is treasure and what is not. If we want to go into a deeper relationship with Jesus, a relationship that is alive and transformed by Jesus, we must first recognize what is more important and what is not. We gain Christ when we give up what is not important.
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God sends us out into the world and he also sends workers to us. This exchange among and between Christians helps us grow in love and gain a greater understanding of Christ’s work in the global church. At Harvest KL we get to experience this in a very unique way, with a congregation from all over the world. As co-laborers, we must be proven servants, devoted to glorifying God, and be genuine in our concern for others, as often our calling requires great sacrifice.
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In these seven verses from Philippians 2:12-18, Paul called for a three-pronged ACTION PLAN that will help us stand firm, so that the gospel is “advance” in us, and in those around us. In so doing, we will be made ready for the day when Christ returns.
Join us and Larry Loon, as we consider together what it means to work out our salvation; how to do everything without complaining or arguing; and how to hold out or hold on to the word of life.
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How can a church rise side by side, in unity, to the calling that God has for her? How can we, together, live a life of mission and represent a humble King? How can we as a church that is united and whole in Christ, pursue a humble culture?
Join us and Pastor Ben Miller from Oak Hill Fellowship Church in PA, as we learn from the mission perspective that Apostle Paul depicts for us in his letter to the church in Philippi. We hope this sermon encourages us all to keep pursuing the "side by side" mission of the gospel, and to do so in the humility demonstrated toward us in Christ.
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What does it take for us to be able to Advance the Gospel? What do we need to change in us, for us to be able to push the Gospel forward through our lives? Join us and Brad Eaton from the Mission Church PA; as we learn from Paul’s letter to the church in Philippi, how to be committed to Advance the Gospel.
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Our COVID lockdown and restrictions could be likened to Paul’s situation when he was socially distanced and isolated in prison and in chains. Yet, Paul in Philippians 1:12-18 exhibited an amazingly positive attitude. We can learn precious lessons from Paul.
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Being in partnership reflects a mutual commitment, a mutual service, a shared joy, a shared sacrifice, a deepening sense of oneness and camaraderie. It takes into account life’s realities, impossible to walk out alone, and yet, impacts us in profounds ways. In this week’s sermon we explore what it means to be partners in the gospel, in pursuit of the mind of Christ, and how this affects the way we live our lives in the day to day.
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Everyone knows that when the foundation of a house is not sure, that house will not stand. And to make sure a house stands firm in various trials, a thorough inspection is required. Therefore, this week we are going to ask ourselves "How is my foundation?" and "Is my foundation sure?"
It's time to do the brave and difficult work of inspecting our own spiritual foundation; which would result into the "confidence" that we are standing upon the rock of Jesus Christ.
Join us and Pastor Jerry Lingenfelter from Mission Church PA, for the last message of the "Different" Series from the Sermon on the Mount.
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This life merits great caution. The decisions that we make indeed do have eternal consequence in the life that is to come, and while the world is wrapping caution tape on everyone and everything around us, Jesus Christ is saying that it’s our hearts where the greatest caution must be applied.
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Family comes in all different shapes and sizes and no matter what or immediate nuclear family looks like; the point is that we all have one or we all long for one. The Bible makes it explicitly clear that the church is a family, and in this passage Jesus has a clear Word with those who will be a part of His family -those who will enter the Kingdom and those who are part of God’s household- teaching about how they are going to be a “Different Kind of Family.” Are you ready to see how? Join us and Pastor Jerry Lingenfelter from the Mission Church PA as we learn how to be “Different.”
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In last Sunday’s message Jesus warns us to have a “Different Kind of Ambition” and to prioritize and value Him above all else. A wrong kind of ambition leads to anxiety; but Jesus invites us to have a “Different Kind of Ambition” which relieves us from all worries and anxieties.
Join us and Pastor Nate Newell from Mission Church PA, as we seek to learn about how to stop focusing on our fears and instead begin to focus on our Father.
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esus has saved us and transformed us to be different. The old is gone; the new indeed has come! Our ability to be different, to act different, to speak different, to think different finds its origin on a “Difference” that has occurred inside of all of our hearts, where all our desires and motivations are stored. As we’ve been learning in past weeks, in this Chapter Jesus is teaching us about our motivations and this Sunday, in this portion, Jesus is specifically addressing for us our “Ambitions.”
Join us and Pastor Jerry Lingenfelter from Mission Church PA, as we seek to learn about our personal ambitions and how Jesus is calling us to have a “Different Kind of Ambition.”
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We are blessed to be different and to live different than the religiosity of the day. Jesus in chapter 6, warns us about our hearts and our motivations. And in light of that, Jesus calls us to a “Different Kind of Discipline” as we go about practicing our righteousness. So, the question is how is our discipline? or What motivates us to be disciplined? Join us and Pastor Jerry Lingenfelter from Mission Church PA, as we seek to learn how to be disciplined in our discipline of divine disciplines.
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We all pray in different ways and Jesus wants us to pray with the faith of a child. But at the same time He doesn't want us to remain childlike in our understanding of the purpose of the prayer. Jesus blesses us to be different and in this passage He shows us a Different Kind of Prayer that will lead us to grow in the enjoyment of our intimate fellowship with Him in our prayer.
Join us and Pastor Brett Lovern from Mission Church PA, as we seek to understand what it means to pray differently.
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Last weeks we learned that if we have faith in Jesus Christ, we inherit Christ’s righteousness and that motivates us to live up to the level of His righteousness. And this week we will learn that Christ calls us to a different kind of motivation. God rewards right heart motives and not religious activities; but how do we know we are living with right motivations? Join us as Pastor Nate Newell from Mission Church PA, leads us in learning how to practice our righteousness with a different kind of motivation.
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What do we first remember when we think about love? There’s always more to know and learn about love; and Jesus is telling us in this portion of the chapter that there are deeper levels of love to be explored. We are called to love like God loves; and Jesus is not only the perfect teacher of love for us but also the perfect model of love. Join us as Pastor Jared Schnapf from Mission Church PA, leads us through measuring our love with Jesus’ standards.
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Last week we recognised that Jesus is inviting us to raise the standard and this week in the next portion of the Sermon on the Mount, He is challenging us to raise our commitments equally. Jesus blesses us and calls us to have a different kind of commitment! This Sunday Pastor Jerry Lingenfelter from Mission Church PA, leads us into understanding the specific “different” commitments that Jesus is asking us to have.
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In a world where our minds, our emotions and our passions are constantly challenging us and putting us to the test; how can we handle the desires of our hearts; knowing that God sovereignly withholds them? Jesus dedicates a specific portion of His sermon on the mount to define a clear standard for the times when our unhealthy anger and our unhealthy passions take the lead in our lives.
Join us as Pastor Ed Bley from Mission Church PA opens the Word of God for us.
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We are blessed to be different and we are blessed to be great. However, to become a different kind of great, Jesus invites us to answer an essential question: “Would you rather be great in the kingdom of men, or in the Kingdom of God?" … Or, “Would you define greatness by men’s standards or by God’s standards?”
Join us and Pastor Nate Lott from Mission Church PA, as we learn how to become salt and light to the world and how to become great by Kingdom standards.
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Are you blessed to be different? Are you blessed to have a different kind of impact? How should the Christian life be, for us to become fishers of men? Jesus starts His sermon on the mount from our hearts, where it all resides; inaugurating His Spiritual Kingdom. This Sunday we’re starting a new sermon series called “DIFFERENT.” This series is aligned with Mission Church in Lancaster, PA; and this week Pastor Jerry Lingenfelter is going to walk us through the first part of the “Sermon on the Mount.” Join us as we learn more about Jesus becoming the Lord of our hearts.
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Many times we follow God’s instruction but things get worse and the sequence of things progressing from bad to worse make us think if we did the right thing. We even wonder if God cares what happens to us. What should we do in those situations? How should we respond when troubles come for doing what’s right?
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Golden images, green-eyed monsters, a red-faced king, and a fiery furnace…all parts of a story that teach us how to rise above trials. Three men stand firm in a fiery test of their faith, showing us how to have faith in the fire.
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In times of sorrow and trials, how can we trust and rest in God? In Psalm 22, David provides an example of God Honoring Lament. And he points to the deliverance from our greatest problem, which is sin.
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Does God understand the pain that we suffer? Can God be glorified in this fallen tragic world? Does God have a purpose in allowing people to suffer? Suffering is a tragically difficult topic. Instant suffering or years and years of unimaginable pain; everyone in personal ways is dealing with suffering and God doesn’t want us to minimize it.
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Following Jesus means there are activities to engage in as we join His mission. Jesus wants more followers and has told us to be his witnesses, or evangelize, so every person has an opportunity to be reconciled to God. One of the primary works of our hands must be teaching people the gospel with the aim to persuade. It’s time to Rise in doing the work of an evangelist.
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James contends that genuine faith will produce authentic deeds. How does that happen? James uses the sin of partiality to show us our brokenness and our need for His mercy which inevitably leads to compassion and good works.
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“WE NEED YOU TO SERVE” is commonly heard at church. The phrase is often repeated because of lack of response. We don’t respond because we don’t have time, don’t feel ready, or just don’t want to do it. Followers of Jesus are called to RISE to this need one unsurprising way that yields a surprising result.
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Naomi is home again, but she no longer belongs there. Where can she turn for hope now?
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Is our faith changing us? How does our faith, which gives us hope that then changes our minds and changes our hearts, turn into an active faith? That active faith, the work of our hands which God has prepared for us in advance and works out in us, can transform our world.
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Have you ever wondered if you're doing enough for Christ? What if you fail in His mission for you? Come and listen to the message of a 'Zero', someone who nearly died and yet did not accomplish the tasks given him. Or so he thinks. Let us come and hear what is God's definition of 'success'.
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What is the most important thing a church does? Would you say ‘hard work’ or ‘Bible centered’ or ‘endures persecution’? There was a church that did all those things, but Jesus says they missed the most important thing. Let’s not miss the most important thing as we learn to Rise.
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Abraham in Genesis 12 was called by God, and since then his life has been having ups and downs with progressions and regressions in his faith and his walk with God. Yet in Hebrews 11 Abraham is mentioned as the model of faith and one could question Abraham's faith because of the many times he failed in his faith starting from Genesis 12 to Genesis 22; or maybe he eventually gets there! In this passage God puts Abraham to the test. Will he be faithful? Will he pass the test?
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The first person Jesus appeared to after his resurrection said, “I have seen the Lord.” It changed everything for her and every person since. The three things changed for Mary are the same things the Risen Savior changes for us. Have you seen Jesus?
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There is a vicious war being fought on the battlefield of your mind every day! It is a spiritual battle, so human weapons will not be effective. Therefore we need to know what the supernatural weapon God has given us is and how to use it.
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Jesus evaluated believers in the seven churches which we can read in Revelation 2&3. Jesus also evaluated Jews when He was o earth- the Sadducees and the Pharisees. Jesus’ evaluation would give us a sense of what we would need to give an account of when we face Jesus on judgement day. This sermon seeks to strengthen our relationship with God. Hopefully it will help us be ready for that accounting we will have to give to Jesus.
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Jesus has invited us to RISE and follow him, which requires us to change from old ways of living to gospel ways of living. How does gospel transformation happen? Who does the work of transformation? What part are we responsible to do? Paul answers these questions in Romans 12:1-2 as he informs us how to RISE with our minds.
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Is there a person in your life who is super knowledgeable that you are naturally drawn to? Knowledge is often linked to progress and progress is something we instinctively value and desire. It leads to flourishing. Yet while there are certain kinds of knowledge that lead to growth, there are also the kinds of knowledge, when unhinged from a proper point of reference, can leave us exposed and lead to decline.
What kind of knowledge then brings about growth? Why is it important? How can we have access to it?
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Do you need hope? The Bible says each of us can have a living hope, but it will require radical heart surgery. The Surgeon is eager and willing and his instrument for the procedure, the Gospel, is prepared. Are you ready for a living hope?
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Hope is foundational to our ability to “RISE”. Rising to follow Jesus requires hope. It is one of those things we know we are supposed to have but is often misunderstood and lacking. This Sunday we will get clarity on what biblical hope is and where to find it when you are more hopeless than hope filled.
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A wealthy woman loses everything and has to come crawling back home. Bitterly, she wonders which God she is being ruled by: the Judge or the Redeemer?
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If you would die in the next 24 hours, what would be your final words? In John 13-16, Jesus' final words were claims of Himself, promises & commands to his disciples, and serious cautions of things to come. These Claims, Covenants (promises), Commands & Cautions are also applicable to us today. And right smack in the middle of these passages, Jesus urges "Rise, let us go from here".
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“We aren’t the first Christians who have faced the situation of not being able to gather physically with fellow believers. In Philippians 2:19-30 we learn from Paul’s example what it means for the Church to love and care for one another from a distance.”
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Paul’s life was extraordinary. Yet, as extraordinary at it was, when we assess his life through a microscopic lens, there are profound insights and lessons we can learn. Lessons that, when personalized and applied, have great implications to our own.
Paul described how he lived among the people in Ephesus with Truth, Tears and Trials. His goal was to finish the race and complete the ministry that he received from our Lord. May the depth and fervency of his commitment to Christ, be our very own.
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We are all treasure hunters. The treasure we hunt might not always be obvious, but we naturally pursue something or someone. Jesus said, where our treasure is, there our hearts will also. The reality is, the love and pursuit of some treasures can lead to death, but there is a death that demonstrates love and leads us to the ultimate treasure.
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When situations change, we have an opportunity to either follow the Lord or turn away from him. How will we respond? Will we rise up in faith and maximize God or will we turn from him and worship the many idols around us?
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Recognizing who we are has the potential to profoundly change the way we live our lives. As God’s children, we get the privilege to live in the power of being loved and to live sent into the world as ambassadors and new people. We are loved, chosen, redeemed, holy, redeemed and much more! We are to live for the praise of His glory!
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IT’S A BOY! But there seems to be some confusion in naming the boy. Is his name supposed to be ‘Jesus’ like the angel said or ‘Immanuel’ like the prophet said? When God introduces himself to his people while bringing them out of slavery in Egypt, it all becomes clear.
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IT’S A BOY! We have so much to celebrate at Christmas. Jesus’ birth was an amazing gift, God’s grace on display. It’s only when we celebrate the gift of Grace that we can live as loved members of God’s family. Shout it, sing it, tell it. Let’s celebrate Grace!
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IT’S A BOY! The announcement of a birth is something to celebrate! The Christmas season is the time we celebrate the birth of Jesus. His birth is different than all others. When we understand why, we rest secure in the position as adopted children in God’s family.
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What makes you doubt God? Suffering, crisis, weakness, and seeing evil win often cause us to wonder if God is really working. As Harvest KL faces much transition, it could cause us to wonder if God is really in control. What would happen to your faith if there was a story that shows that God wins? God is in control.
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Who is in charge of the church? Is it the pastor? Or the elders? Or the member who gives the most? Who do you think should lead the church? God has given clear instruction on how we are to structure the leadership of Harvest KL. Today we will learn what God has said and put it into practice by installing our new elders!
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How much should you give to the church and the poor? It does not matter! When you give God is way more concerned with your heart than the amount. He outlines a strategy for giving that is free of guilt and full of grace that comes from your first-fruits. Come learn the joy of generous giving.
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Can you find rest in the midst of turmoil or rejoice in the middle of suffering? The Bible says this is possible, but we must correct how we handle our emotions and build our worth. Only then will we find rest and joy in Dark Days.
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Dark days are disorienting. We hate that feeling and often thrash about, lash out at God and others, and slip into doubt. But what if we learned to calm ourselves like a weaned child? What if we learned to wait well, in faith, and learned to sing in the dark?
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Do you ever feel like evil is winning? It is depressing to see injustice go unpunished. Will God deal with the darkness? He has and he will, and the good news is that he will not only be Just but Merciful. Darkness doesn’t win!
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There is treasure in waiting for God, but how do we do it? How do we wait on the Lord? It sounds spiritual and good, but has anyone taught you how to actually do it? Habakkuk shows us how to wait and a reward so wonderful even the most impatient will desire it.
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One of the hardest things to do in Dark Days is to wait. We want them to be over as soon as possible and we do everything we can to get past them. But what if there is treasure to be found by waiting in the dark? What would we miss by not waiting?
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Some of us have been taught that it is not okay to ask questions of God. Believing that will break us. Others of us are taught to trust our own ability to make sense of things. Believing that results in a lot of fist shaking followed by an angry walk away from God. What if there is a way to wrestle with God faithfully instead?
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Are you facing dark days? Are your days full of anxiety, depression, or frustration? Are you wondering if God cares or if He is in control? Is it ok to even ask those questions? Habakkuk had a dialogue with God about these very things long ago and found ancient wisdom that is a modern, relevant message. He found hope for dark days.
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It hardly takes a PHD or a prophet to observe that we are living in exceptional times. This pandemic has hit our planet like a tsunami, flooding the world with fear, disrupting literally every facet of life. And we’re going to be observing the real damage of this pandemic as we’re leaving our homes and shelters. The question we have to ask is, how will we rebound in the face of such sweeping effects? Pondering about how it makes one feel weak, frail, discouraged and perhaps even overwhelmed. So the question we need to wrestle through is, from where do we find resilience to be able to move forward?
We're together to be encouraged by God's Word together. Listen to Pastor Dave Harvey, president of Great Commission Collective open God's Word for us on this important subject.
Who cares about planting churches? Jesus does! As we learn to love what Jesus loves, we must grow to love the church and participate in the expansion of churches throughout the world. It’s time to strategically engage in Jesus’ plan to build His Church!
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abidetogether (Strategic Church Planting)
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Are you intimidated when it comes to evangelism? Then you aren’t alone Many confess to being afraid to speak up about Jesus. We know we should invite people to hear the Gospel but often are afraid speak up, leading to feelings of guilt and failure. Where do we find the courage to evangelize?
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abidetogether (Courageous Evangelism)
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Loved people are always sent. This is a good thing because it means you have purpose…a role to play…significance. He has rescued you from captivity and given you gifts…not toys, but tools to build the church in love. When we measure Christ’s gift it motivates us to purposeful discipleship.
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abidetogether (Purposeful Discipleship)
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Every believer has the same ability to powerfully and practically proclaim the Word of God to any culture, at any time, any where. Do you believe this? If not, it is time to get clarity about what biblical preaching is and why we are charged to ‘preach the Word’.
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abidetogether (Biblical Preaching)
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What are you passionate about? If you are passionate, you show intense feelings towards it. You may be passionate about a person, a sport team, an object or an injustice. Our passion points to what our heart loves, which means it is a great word to describe how to worship God. Do you know how to passionately worship God?
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abidetogether (Passionate Worship)
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How do we become fervent in prayer? How do we move from weak, half-hearted prayer to the kind of prayer that we know is right…prayer that is glowing hot with great intensity? The answer doesn’t come in fixing the techniques of prayer, but in clarity about the One to whom we pray. It is then that we are dependent and expectant…fervent in prayer.
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abidetogether (Fervent Prayer)
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Squash in salads, long conversations, and HGTV shows are all things I used to dislike, but now enjoy because they are things my wife loves. As my love for her deepens, I have begun to love things she loves. The same happens as we love Jesus more and more. Do you know what Jesus loves? Abiding in Jesus results in me pursuing the things Jesus loves.
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