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This Sunday, Pastor Curtis is back and continues in the series on the book of Romans with Pt. 5 of “When in Rome… Don't.” In Romans 7, we're reminded that while sin lives in our members, those led by the Spirit are no longer slaves to the flesh—but sons and daughters of God, called to live differently in a rebellious world.

This Father's Day Sunday, Pastor Joshua continues in the series on the book of Romans with “Sons Verses Slaves.” In this message from Romans 6, we're challenged to shed the old self, live as sons and not slaves, and abide daily in Christ—drawing our identity, strength, and purpose from Him.

This Sunday, Pastor Curtis continues with Part 3 of the Romans series with “When in Rome… Don't.” In this message, he unpacks the tension between faith righteousness and works righteousness, reminding us that we're not trying to earn our way onto God's team—through Christ, we are the team. It's not about how we feel, but what we believe: righteousness is a gift, not a wage, and it's time we learn to live like we've received it.

This Sunday, Pastor Curtis continues with Part 2 of the Romans series with “When in Rome… Don't.” In a culture filled with darkness, Paul reminds us that whether non-righteous, self-righteous, or over-righteous, all have sinned and fall short—but through faith in Jesus, we are justified freely by His grace.

This Sunday, Pastor Curtis kicks off a new series on the book of Romans—his first message titled “When in Rome… Don't.” In a culture that celebrates everything contrary to God's design, Paul's bold letter reminds us that true identity, hope, and salvation are found only in Jesus Christ—calling us to stand firm in faith, even when the world says otherwise.

Senior Sunday, Pastor Matt gives a message on “Faith in Transition,” encouraging graduates and the entire church to trust God in the in-between. Through personal stories, scripture, and practical wisdom, he reminds us to enjoy the journey, practice gratitude, and keep our minds fixed on Christ in every season of change.

This Sunday, Pastor Curtis gives a message on “Mother's Day” drawing from Genesis and 2 Timothy, he reminds us that God uniquely designed women with a nurturing spirit, powerful faith, and motherly intuition—calling us all to honor and celebrate the women He has placed in our lives.

This Sunday, Pastor Eloise Bell gives a message on "Unity—Upward, Inward, and Outward.” Rooted in John 17, this powerful teaching calls believers to reflect the unity of the Trinity in their connection with God, with one another, and in their witness to the world—reminding us that unity is God's design and disunity is the enemy's weapon.

This Sunday, Pastor Curtis gives a message on “The Relentless Regret” — a powerful reminder of what Jesus saves us from and the eternal consequences of rejecting Him. Through the story of the rich man and Lazarus, we are challenged to live with urgency, knowing that eternity is forever and that now is the time to choose Christ.

This Resurrection Sunday, Pastor Curtis gives a message on “Go Tell Peter,” a powerful reminder that Jesus sees us not with condemnation, but with compassion. Even in our failures, He calls us by name, restores us through His blood, and invites us to walk in the fullness of His grace and purpose.

On this Palm Sunday, Pastor Curtis continues the series The Greater Good with a powerful message titled “The Lamb.” In this message, we're reminded not to miss the time of our visitation, as we reflect on the sacrifice of Jesus—the Lamb who was slain yet stands in victory, fully poured out for us.

This week, Pastor Curtis dives into part 2 of 'The Greater Good' series with a message on Life, Death, Resurrection, and Ascension. What did Jesus truly accomplish? From bridging the gap caused by sin to sending the Holy Spirit to lead us into abundant life, this message unpacks how the finished work of Christ transforms our present and secures our eternity.

This week, Pastor Curtis begins a series, 'The Greater Good', with his first message, Who is Jesus? In a world filled with conflicting answers about Christ, this sermon unpacks the truth of Jesus as God in the flesh, the fulfillment of the Old Testament law, and the only way to salvation. He explores the most important question we will ever answer: Who do you say that He is?

This week, Pastor Curtis gives a message on Pt. 2 of Where the Presence of God is Found and challenges us to examine the gap between our desire for God and our willingness to follow Him. Through Abraham's story in Genesis 22, we see that faith is what fills that gap—trusting in God's promises even when we don't understand His plan.

This week, Pastor Curtis gives a message on Where the Presence of God is Found, exploring the difference between knowing about God and truly walking in His presence. Looking at the lives of Abraham and Lot, he challenges us to examine our desires, our willingness, and our reverence for the Lord—reminding us that while God is everywhere, His manifest presence is found where He is feared, honored, and sought after.

This week, Pastor Curtis gives a message on “Hearing God,” emphasizing that spiritually successful people are led by the Holy Spirit. Drawing from the story of Abraham, he explores the difference between trusting in God's timing versus relying on human effort, challenging us to surrender our plans and align with God's perfect will.

This week, Pastor Curtis wraps up the series Lonely, But Not Alone with a powerful message on the importance of protecting our hearts and the truths we believe. When our hearts are healthy and grounded in Christ, they shape our identity, influence our actions, and keep us from wandering into spiritual deserts.

This week, Pastor Curtis continues in the series Lonely, but Not Alone with a message on The Importance of Staying Attached. Looking at the story of Elimelech and Naomi in Ruth 1, he explores the dangers of disconnecting from God and those who love us, the impact of our choices on our families, and how the enemy seeks to lead us into spiritual deserts. Through real-life examples and biblical truth, this message challenges us to stay rooted in faith, connected to the right things, and willing to follow God's calling.

This week, guest speaker Bill DuBose gives a message on ‘Don't Let the Enemy Hi-Jack your Reason (my soul).' He challenges us to choose God's Truth over deception, recognize the difference between relief and freedom, and guard our minds against worldly influence by embracing the implanted Word that saves our souls.

This week, Pastor Curtis begins a new series, Lonely, But Not Alone, exploring the struggles of isolation and the importance of staying attached/connected to God and others. Looking at Elijah's journey from bold faith to deep despair, this sermon reminds us that even in our loneliest moments, God is near, calling us back into His presence and purpose.

This week, Pastor Matt and guest speaker Jenz Yoder share with us the message of Ownership - how taking responsibility for our God-given purpose fuels mission and transformation. From Kenya to Ukraine, they highlight stories of courage, faith, and the power of the gospel to change lives when we fully commit to the calling God has placed on us.

This week, Pastor Curtis continues in the series 'This Is Us' with a powerful message about being a Spirit-filled and Bible-teaching church. Discover how the Word and the Spirit work together to transform lives and lead us deeper into the truth and person of Jesus Christ.

Pastor Curtis continues the "This Is Us" series about our identity as Harvest Connexion Church. This week, what does it mean to be "Christ-manifested"? How can we better represent and be full of the person and character of our Savior, as individuals and as a body of believers?

This week, Pastor Curtis starts a new series about who we are as a church--life-giving, Christ-manifesting, Spirit-filled, and Bible-teaching. What does it look like to be the life-giving body of Christ we were created to be?

This week, Pastor Curtis shares an inspiring message titled ‘Set Your Affections,' reminding us that where we focus our hearts and minds shapes our direction and defines our outcomes. Drawing from Colossians 3 and the life of David, he challenges us to set our affections on things above, aligning our desires with God's will for a victorious and purpose-driven 2025.

This week, Pastor Curtis wraps up the series Christmas Wish List with part five, Christmas “Peace” List. In this message, we explore how true peace is found not in our circumstances but in the person of Jesus Christ, the Prince of Peace, who offers peace that surpasses all understanding to those who know Him, seek His will, and trust His plans.

This week, Pastor Curtis continues the series Christmas Wish List with part 4, Christmas Promise List. In this message, Hold to the Promise, he explores how God's promises transcend tradition, challenging us to remain faithful and steadfast in the face of adversity, just as Elizabeth, Zechariah, Mary, and Joseph did when holding onto God's word. Discover how trusting in God's promises brings blessing and hope, even in unexpected ways.

This week, Pastor Curtis continues the series Christmas Wish List with part three, Christmas Faith List. In this message, Let God Have the Needle to Your Compass, we explore how Zechariah, Elizabeth, and Mary navigated God's miraculous callings in their lives by trusting His promises over their circumstances. Be encouraged to remember, ‘Don't let what you see forget what God has said'.

This week, Pastor Curtis continues in the series ‘Christmas Wish List' with part two, ‘I Didn't Wish for This!'  He explores how accepting God's will—even when it feels inconvenient or unexpected—shapes the quality of our lives, as seen through the stories of Zechariah, Elizabeth, and Mary.

This week, Pastor Curtis begins a new series, Christmas Wish List, with Part 1: Christmas is Personal. Through the story of Zechariah and Elizabeth, we explore how God moves from the corporate to the personal, answering prayers in His perfect timing and meeting us in the ordinary moments of worship with extraordinary grace.

This week, Pastor Curtis wraps up the series ‘Thy Rod & Thy Staff' with a powerful message on ‘The Importance of the Table.' Exploring Psalm 23, he emphasizes how the table represents God's provision, affirmation, and eternal promises, even in the presence of our enemies. Discover how sitting at the Lord's table offers goodness, mercy, and a renewed sense of purpose.

This week, guest speaker Milton Jones shares how we can all contribute to transforming lives through the work of Christian Relief Fund. From child sponsorship and clean water projects to disaster relief, education, and medical care, Milton inspires us to make a lasting global impact through faith and service.

This week, Pastor Curtis continues in the series Thy Rod & Thy Staff, exploring Psalm 23 and the comforting power of walking with the Good Shepherd. Through David's journey, we learn about the shepherd's guidance, protection, and righteousness that bring peace and assurance, even in life's darkest valleys.

This week, Pastor Curtis kicks off a new series, “Thy Rod & Thy Staff,” diving deep into the 23rd Psalm and exploring its profound implications on our lives. He shares how recognizing the Lord as our personal Shepherd can transform our understanding of comfort, guidance, and spiritual victory, especially in times of uncertainty.

This week, guest speaker Penn Merrill shares “Into The Desert,” a message about finding purpose and growth even in life's hardest seasons. Drawing on scripture and personal experience, he reveals how God uses these “desert” times to shape us, test our faith, and bring us closer to His voice.

This week, Pastor Curtis closes the series ‘Kingdom Ballot' with a powerful message titled ‘The Watchmen.' Drawing from Ezekiel 33 and Genesis 1, he challenges us to heed the trumpet's warning and to stand as watchmen in our culture, addressing the moral, spiritual, and social issues of our time.

This week, Pastor Curtis kicks off a new series, Kingdom Ballot. In this first part, Preparing Our Hearts, he explores the role of faith in politics, how deception has crept into both religion and governance, and the importance of seeking God's truth above all as we approach significant decisions.

This week, Pastor Curtis closes the series “The Leveraged Life” with a powerful message on “Leveraging Through An Eternal Perspective.” He reminds us that true victory is found by living with an eternal outlook, remaining firm, steadfast, and fully devoted to the work of the Lord, knowing that in Him, our labor is never in vain.

This week, Pastor Curtis continues in the series 'The Leveraged Life' with a message titled "A Heart of Gratitude is Leverage." Drawing from Matthew 20, he explores how gratitude shifts our perspective from self-centeredness to God-centeredness, helping us embrace God's grace and celebrate the blessings He bestows according to His will, not our own.

This week, Pastor Curtis continues in the series “The Leveraged Life” with Part 2, focusing on “Stewarding What He Gives.” Using the Parable of the Talents from Matthew 25, he explores how faithful stewardship—of faith, resources, and the Gospel—is key to leveraging our lives for God's kingdom. Tune in to discover how aligning our priorities with God's can lead to a life of greater purpose and blessing.

This week, Pastor Curtis kicks off a new series, ‘The Leveraged Life.' In this first message, he challenges us to build our lives on the solid foundation of God's Word, reminding us that everything worthwhile is uphill, and true success requires intentionality and action. Through wisdom and faith, we are called to leverage our time with Jesus, our foundation, and even the storms we face, to live the life God has designed for us.

This week, we celebrate one year at our 45th location, and Pastor Curtis discusses how ‘God Is On The Move.' He reflects on God's incredible work through this new space and explores the vital role of the church as a place of hope, vision, and transformation in our community.

This week, Pastor Curtis wraps up the series ‘From Running Away to Revival' with a powerful message exploring Jonah's anger and pride. He challenges us to confront the Jonah within—our pride, prejudice, and selfishness—and invites us to check our hearts and extend God's grace beyond our comfort zones

This week, Pastor Curtis continues in the series “From Running Away to Revival.” As Jonah emerges from the belly of the fish, we learn the importance of standing firm in our testimonies, despite the skepticism of others. Pastor Curtis challenges us to see the power in obeying God's call and embracing the second chances He offers, just as Jonah did when he finally delivered God's message to Nineveh.

This week, Pastor Curtis continues the series "From Running Away to Revival" with a powerful message from Jonah 1:15–2:9. As Jonah is thrown into the depths, we see how God's grace reaches even the lowest places. Through Jonah's desperate prayer from the belly of the fish, we are reminded that God's provision can often be mistaken for punishment, but His grace is always at work to bring us back to Him.