Harvest Pointe Methodist Church

Is there a spiritual war? What does it look like? What is our response? Listen in as Pastor Marshall continues to answer the question, "What is our Christian response?"

"What is the Christian response to the Supreme Court ruling?" This was a direct question asked of Pastor Marshall in India by two Christian Indian leaders and a Japanese Christian leader. The world is looking on. Ezekiel's call gives us guidance during troubled times. We are all called. Will we answer?

Pastor Greg Lanier is our guest preacher. He brings a message of hope, grounded in the Gospel, called, "The Answer to the Question." Listen in and act upon these words.

We are called to leave a legacy. Not of worldly value but of Spiritual. The fruit of the Spirit and other righteous acts, acts of love will last. Strive not for the things of this world, which are passing away, but on heavenly things. Then you too can leave a legacy behind and blaze a path for others.

When you look back, what do you see? What have you left behind? Who's following? When you look ahead, what are you following? How can we leave an imprint that others can follow in, an imprint that leads to Jesus? Listen in as we look at Psalm 119.

Don't perish. Have a full life. A life of vision and purpose. This life will be bound to the law. The law is freeing! How? Listen in and find out.

There is a season for everything under the sun, so says the Preacher in Ecclesiastes. Today we talk about our story. There have been many seasons over the past eight years at Harvest Pointe. Today we recount and celebrate what we have become and how we got there. Happy eighth birthday, Harvest Pointe! Thank you to all who have helped us grow to where we are. There's more to come! We are growing something to share!

Today is Pentecost Sunday! This is a day to remember the Spirit and His work in our lives. We remember best by asking him to renew in us his Life. Listen in as we confess that we believe in the Holy Spirit!

Righteousness has an end. The end of Righteousness is Jesus. It ends with a Person. Listen in as we talk about the end, and how Righteousness will be perfected.

Update: this is not the original sermon in front of a live audience. Today we look at Leviticus ten, where God kills two men. Is that okay? What's going on? What are we to make of this story and others like it? We must stay on the Right path. Must preserve the Right way in our life, in Leviticus God is laying out some things to keep us in line!

Grounding ourselves in the Old Testament and particularly moving through Leviticus, we see righteousness performed in Israel through one big day, the Day of Atonement. Is the Old Testament useful? Is it a Jewish book? How does one become righteous? These and many more are addressed in today's sermon.

Blood, guts, entrails, burning, cutting and such. Sounds like a horror movie! It's Leviticus. That book that is so misunderstood. We open up with chapter one and connect it to our series on Righteousness. Listen in to what Leviticus has to say to you, today!

As we continue our series in righteousness, we go from God's promises last week to God's prepared grace, or prevenient grace. Listen in as we begin with something God says to Cain.

We are opening a new series on being right with God. In this sermon Pastor Marshall focuses on the promise of righteousness. Starting at the beginning and moving to the father of faith, Abraham, we see God's plan to make us right.

Easter Sunday! Listen in to a message about what God has accomplished in his life, death and resurrection. He came, He lived, He died, He rose. He is risen!

What is the greatest challenge a person can pursue? Being a woman or man of God! How do we do that? By doing the Beatitudes. Listen in to this sermon that is sure to make you happy!

Our biblical formula for happiness must include joy. Starting with Zephaniah we begin a journey into what really brings joy and happiness into our lives.

We dive deeper into defining what our modern context believes about the term "happy" and how the Hebrews and early Christians would have understood their terms for that word. True happiness deals with being an upright person. Following God's Law. Loving God and others. In short, to be happy one must be holy.

As we continue our series on Happiness, we look today at values. Having purpose, goals, dreams and visions brings great happiness to our life. When our heart is goals are aligned with God's, then you've got a recipe for happiness. What do we value? Listen in as we list out core biblical values.

We start a new sermon series today on the Pursuit of Happiness. What is happiness? Can we be happy? Is happiness talked about in the Bible? What is the difference between Happiness and Blessedness? Listen in as we unfold a series bound to make you happy! *Correction: the Declaration of Independence, not the Constitution, states our unalienable rights.