Harvest Vineyard Church Blog

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.

There's a peculiar distance many of us navigate in our spiritual lives—the twelve inches between our heads and our hearts. We intellectually understand that we're forgiven, yet something inside continues to whisper accusations.

Embrace the freeing power of God's forgiveness with "You are forgiven." Many struggle to believe this extends to them personally, plagued by past burdens and feelings of disappointment. What if that weight was never yours to carry? These words may be the most impactful you'll ever hear—offering peace and transformation

Money. It's one of those topics that makes people shift uncomfortably in their seats, yet it touches every aspect of our daily lives. We think about it constantly—earning it, spending it, saving it, worrying about it. But what if our relationship with money could be transformed from a source of anxiety into an avenue o

In today's fast-paced world, where science and technology drive much of our understanding, many find themselves at a crossroads between religious belief and scientific discovery. The question often arises: Can one truly believe in both miracles and science? This query invites us to explore a both/and mindset that doesn

In the ongoing discourse on women's roles within the church, it is vital to revisit the Scriptures to uncover God's original intention for men and women working harmoniously in His mission. Rather than isolating verses, we must explore the biblical narrative to truly capture God's heart on this matter.