Harvest Pointe Methodist Church

We go back to the beginning for this sermon. Adam and Eve in the garden. Why did God let the fall of mankind happen. Why was it possible? This isn't a full answer but it's a start.

On this Trinity Sunday we look to the Triune God for a supernatural touch. He formed us. He made us. He must touch our lives for us to live!

The Day of Pentecost has arrived! God's Flame of Love has come down to dwell in us. What great news is this? This is God's plan from the beginning.

Looking at what the term For-Giveness means and the implications of it for our lives. There is a purpose for forgiving others - for not giving them what they deserve. Listen in and respond to God's word!

Continuing on our series of forgiveness as we move toward Pentecost Sunday!

Continuing our topic of Forgiveness we address forgiveness offered to others. One of our own - Bazz Garvin - gave a testimony before the message about the death of his wife and a powerful story of forgiveness. This story is referenced some throughout this sermon.

Fourth Sunday of Easter.

Third Sunday of Easter.

Second Sunday of Easter.

Easter Sunday. He is risen!

Passion Sunday | Palm Sunday

The Fifth Sunday in Lent.

Fourth Sunday in Lent.

Second Sunday in Lent.

This is the first Sunday in Lent. We are moving through the seven final words of Jesus. Join us in this seven part series as we prepare our hearts for the celebration of the resurrection on Easter morning.

The Last Sunday after the Epiphany.

The Sixth Sunday after the Epiphany's sermon is from an Old Testament story from 2 Kings 5. This story about Naaman's cleansing has an epiphany of Yahweh to the Syrians (Aramaeans) through the witness of an Israelite servant girl.

As we move toward Lent we have continued to speak about the Holy Spirit's role in our lives. Living in the Spirit springboards from Romans 8 and moves throughout the New Testament focusing on five terms used in conjunction with the Holy Spirit and his role in the believer's life.

The fourth Sunday after Epiphany. We talk about the Holy Spirit's role in our life.

The Third Sunday of Epiphany. Today's sermon is about being "fearfully and wonderfully made". Or to put it in the outline of the sermon itself, made in a wonderful way so that we might fear God and praise him for all his has given.