Harbor Church

Pursue godliness, not wealth.

With Christ as our Savior, Lord and King, Christians are to ascend the Hill of the Lord.

A church fit for purpose will work hard for the gospel of God.

Take the long view. Trust in the Lord and do good.

A church fit for purpose must care for its elders.

A church fit for purpose will care for one another as family.

Through the resurrection of Jesus Christ, our salvation is assured and we have hope.

Jesus is the sacrifice for sin.

Death and condemnation came through one man - Adam - while forgiveness, life, righteousness, and peace with God came through one man - Jesus.

To be fit for purpose, we need effective leaders who lead others to Jesus.

To be fit for purpose, we must train ourselves for godliness.

As the household of God, the church's conduct must match her confession.

Wisdom leads to life - a life ordered by God's design, full of purpose and healing.

A church fit for purpose is served by deacons reflecting the servant-heart of Jesus.

A church fit for purpose must be led by men of Godly character.

A church fit for purpose will worship according to God's good design.

Our wealth is given to us by God for God, but is not to be worshipped as God.

A church fit for purpose must preach and pray until all people worship God.

Fight for faith lest you fail.

Christ Jesus came into the world to save you.

Sound doctrine matters because it leads us to the greatest joy.

Wherever you are, steady on and guard the Gospel in word and deed.

We are unworthy servants, we have only done what was our duty.

The sorrow of many will be consoled through the Holy Spirit by the person and work of Jesus Christ.

When filled with the Spirit we bless God for His wonderful works of salvation.

When filled with the Spirit we bless God for His wonderful works of salvation.

Through the Holy Spirit our response to knowing Jesus and His arrival is to rejoice.

We live with an eager expectation knowing that through the Spirit, God fulfills all his promises in Christ.

The true church is empowered by the Holy Spirit to pray fervently and frequently for the Kingdom of Christ to advance - for a harvest of souls.

In light of God's revealed truth through His Word, we are to believe and respond.

Do not covet but be content in Christ.

To keep the ninth commandment we must speak the truth in love to and about our neighbor.

To show our love for God and neighbor, we must be givers rather than takers.

Let your life and marriage show the glory and goodness of the gospel.

Value life as God does.

We are to honor our earthly parents, just as Jesus honors God, so that we may receive the blessings of our Father.

To keep the fourth commandment we rest from our work and rest in Christ.

To keep the third commandment we must hallow the Name of the Lord with our lips and with our lives.

We must worship God on his terms, not ours.

We must live with an undivided allegiance to God alone.

Be ready for when God descends.

To enjoy your life before it's gone, you must remember your Creator and obey His commands.

Stop wasting your life searching for comfort and certainty and live faithfully and fearlessly.

By the power of the Holy Spirit we're no longer enslaved to our foolish impulses, but guided by the Word of God to righteousness and true wisdom.

Death is certain and life is unpredictable, so enjoy every moment today.

As Christians, we have the wisdom of God and can live wisely in a world that we cannot control.

Living life tethered to the truths of the gospel is the only way to truly make sense of life.

It's only because of Jesus we can find good, even in the day of adversity.

The cure for being dissatisfied and longing for more than God has given you, is to be content in Christ.

We must worship in God's house with reverence and confidence because of Jesus.

Jesus calls us into a life dedicated to other believers, living in close community to stand against trials and point each other to Christ.