Harvest Vineyard Church Blog
On this page you can find a number of posts that recap Harvest Vineyard Church's weekly Sunday sermons. Whether you're exploring your faith, looking to learn more about Harvest, or want a recap of a recent sermon, you're in the right place.
Discover what Christian unity really means, why Jesus prayed for it, and how believers can live as one in a divided world by centering their lives on Christ rather than preferences.
Paul’s journey from persecutor to apostle reveals how God transforms lives, shapes calling over time, and works through community to send ordinary people into everyday mission.
Discover how practicing gratitude in all circumstances can transform your faith, reduce anxiety, and help you recognize God’s grace in everyday life—even during difficult seasons.
Discover the revolutionary message of Christmas: God with us. Explore how Jesus’ birth brings hope, joy, forgiveness, and God’s relentless love for every person.
As we reach the final week of Advent, we arrive at perhaps the most profound theme of all: love. Not the fleeting, feeling-based love our culture celebrates, but something far deeper—the self-sacrificing agape love that brought God himself into our world as a vulnerable infant.
In the midst of our busy lives, especially during the holiday season, we're invited to pause and consider a profound question: What do God's children do? While football players play football and drummers drum, the answer for followers of Christ is beautifully simple yet deeply challenging—God's children make peace.
Life has a peculiar way of intertwining joy and grief. Perhaps you've experienced it—standing at a hospital bedside, cradling a newborn while simultaneously receiving news of a loved one's passing. In those moments, the heart becomes a paradox, holding both celebration and sorrow in the same breath.
As winter's darkness settles around us and we enter Advent, we find ourselves standing at a profound threshold. This journey toward Christmas isn't merely a countdown to holiday celebrations—it's an invitation to wrestle with the collision of our hopes and our disappointments.
Forgiveness transforms lives. Practice "non-remembrance" by focusing on your identity in Christ and His love, reflecting God's kingdom in your journey of healing.
We cannot navigate life without being hurt. This is simply the reality of living in a broken world. We're hurt both intentionally and unintentionally. The question is if we'll get hurt but what we'll do with that hurt.