Mark 5:38-43

A ruler of the synagogue in Capernaum, who has faith enough to seek Jesus, sees his daughter raised from the dead. A woman who has suffered from an issue of blood has faith enough to reach out to Jesus and is healed. Psalm 68 confirms that it is God who has power over life and death.

Mark 4:35-41

Having the absolute power of God, Jesus exercises authority over the forces of nature. Psalm 107 identifies the LORD as the One who calms the storm and stills the waves. In the same way, for those who believe, the “storms” of life are often used by God to correct, refine, and teach His children.

Mark 3:22-27

Coming from the Kingdom of God, Jesus brings light and life. He reveals His identity in His power to bind Satan, and through His divine authority, He casts out demons, proclaiming liberty to the captives.

Mark 2:1-12

In chapter 2, Christ’s deity is revealed in His power not only in His ability to heal, but also in His power and authority to forgive sins. It is God alone who offers, forgives, and provides the sacrifice that removes our transgressions.

Mark 1

As we begin our study of Mark, we will discover that every chapter gives us deeper insight into who Jesus is. In Chapter 1, Mark reveals that Jesus is the Truth and that He is God in the flesh.

Psalm 33:12

In Psalm 33:12, we read, “Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord.” As we consider our own nation, we can sometimes wonder if our best days are behind us. The founders of our country foresaw that we would face struggles. They left us a monument that holds timeless wisdom—wisdom that can help direct America back to her roots.

Joshua 1:1-9

Join us as we welcome Pastor Craig Nickols, pastor of our Harvest at the Summit campus, as he shares from Joshua chapter 1.

Romans 16:17-27

As we close out the book of Romans, we conclude that Jesus is the One who faithfully loves us. Though Romans was not written to us, it was written for us. Paul shifts to a serious tone as he urges the Roman believers not to be deceived by false teachers within the church. He then draws our attention to “the mystery”. This is the glorious conclusion to the proof of His love for His Church, a love ultimately manifested in her resurrection and established forever for His glory.

Romans 16:8-16

Paul nears the end of Romans 16 by continuing his greetings and commending his fellow workers in Christ. He remembers many of the family of God with affection and gratitude. In the same way, God has given us a family in the church, where we are called to love, encourage, and care for one another as fellow members of the body of Christ.

Romans 16:1-7

Paul expresses his love and appreciation for his fellow laborers in Christ. These men and women faithfully served the Christian community, generously giving their time, resources, and God-given talents to advance God’s kingdom. The unity they shared is found in Christ and in His truths.

 

Romans 15:25-33

A genuine move of God will manifest itself in a desire to give and a desire for fellowship. Those who are led by their carnal nature will likewise reveal, through their choices and actions, what they value most. Therefore, accountability in ministry is essential. We are encouraged to stay the course, remaining generous with both our time and resources.

Romans 15:13-24

Paul is pleased with the progress of the church in Rome. He sees in them God’s goodness, their knowledge, and their ability to instruct others. In like manner, Yahweh will become for us everything we need to live productive, fruitful lives.

Philemon 1:10-21

Join us as we welcome Brady Ellington to share with us. Brady is a high school senior in His Youth at Harvest, and will be sharing out of Philemon. 

Philemon

Join us as we welcome Doug Eicher as he shares from the book of Philemon here at Harvest Fellowship.

2 Kings 25

 A study in 2 Kings 25 from our Midweek Service at Harvest Fellowship with Pastor Paul Mowery.

Romans 15:1-12

The strong are to limit their liberties in order to show love to those with a weaker conscience. If we want to be like Jesus by bearing the weaknesses of others, we must become familiar with Him. The more we read His Word, the more we understand Him. The more we understand Him, the more we become like Him.

2 Kings 24

A study in 2 Kings 24 from our Midweek Service at Harvest Fellowship with Pastor Paul Mowery.

Romans 14:7-23

As God has demonstrated His love toward us, we are called to love one another. Differences within the church can sometimes lead to division, but we should not judge one another over convictions that are not defined as sin, nor should we cause others to stumble through our freedoms. Instead, we must allow God to work in each heart, remembering that we all belong to Him.

2 Kings 23:13-37

A study in 2 Kings 23:13-37 from our Midweek Service at Harvest Fellowship with Pastor Paul Mowery.

Romans 14:1-6

As those who have received mercy, we are called to extend mercy to others. While it is necessary to guard Biblical truth, we should not force matters of personal conviction. Love calls us to be considerate of one another, remembering that we all belong to Him.