Harvest Buffalo: Sermons

When the enemy attacks in times of trials, remember the truths that bring me victory.

Kingdom citizens listen like their lives depend upon it.

This week's message is from Scott, O'Malley, the Executive Director of Twelve Stones Ministries. ~He shares from Ephesians 4:31-32 that one of the evidences we have been sealed for the day of redemption is, we will move from bitterness to Christ-like character.

The choice to pursue the kingdom of God comes with dire warnings.

In the Kingdom of God, truth is applied, not simply received.

The Kingdom of God is made up of needy and prayerful people.Apply to Life: 1) Where does following Jesus feel big?2) What do I want God to do for me?3) What promise of prayer will I cling to and share with others?

To judge or not to judge - in light of the kingdom of God, I must now relate differently with others.

Cameron Foster, our Harvest Students Director, shares from James 5 that we live out our faith by persevering until the end.

The resurrection of Jesus alters everything for His followers.

Jesus is looking for extravagant worship.

Pastor Ricky wraps up Matthew chapter 6 covering Jesus' words on anxiety & fear and our trust in God's provision.

Find your treasure in Heaven with these three principles on money and finances

Intentional discipleship has been entrusted to each one of us at Harvest.

In the Kingdom, we pray desperately because biblical fasting is a personal or corporate choice to go without food for a specific period of time for a specific spiritual purpose.

Kingdom prayers are rhythmic not rote.

We loved having Isaac Ketner, Lead Pastor of Harvest Binghamton, back to share God's Word with us this week from 1 Samuel 16 that God's ways are higher than our ways.

In the Kingdom Of God, relational prayer is powerful prayer.

Grant Saxton, of Hope Bible Church Niagara, shares the "recipe" of how to lived a blessed life from 2 Chronicles 17.

As we jump into Matthew chapter 6, we learn that in the kingdom of God, motives always matter.

Pastor Ricky wraps up Matthew 5 by sharing that in the kingdom of God, love looks different.

Jesus offers me a greater kingdom than the one we create through self-absorption.

Life in the Kingdom comes with genuine communication.

Pastor Isaac Ketner (Harvest Binghamton) shares from the book of John that we have been invited to know, follow, and bear witness to Jesus.

Guest speaker: Erik Messerschmidt shares from the book of James 3 statements to preach to myself when I need patience in a trial.

Josh Baun, an Elder at Harvest Buffalo, shares from God's Word that there is nothing in your life that is more important than your relationship with the Lord.

True Kingdom citizens choose to live under Kingdom authority.

As we finish the beatitudes, Pastor Ricky shares that our transformation is for the purpose of the King's glorification.

As the King is transforming our lives, we can expect righteousness to be confrontational and to receive persecution as confirmation of our faith.

The King's agenda is to utterly & increasingly overhaul my life by making me a peacemaker.

This week we learn from Matthew 5:6-7 that the King's agenda is to utterly and increasingly overhaul my life by making me be the kind of person who possesses new appetites for righteousness and displays new instincts of mercy.

We continue through the Beatitudes focussing on verses 4 & 5. Here Pastor Ricky shares that the King (Jesus) is making us into the kind of person who makes space for grief and makes much of meekness.

Pastor Ricky is back from his summer sabbatical and ready to kickoff Fall with a new sermon series based on the Sermon on the Mount from the book of Matthew.

Guest Speaker, Brian Stebick is back to share part 2 of his mini series The Greatest Commandment.

Brian Stebick is Asst. Executive Director at our ministry partner, Camp Hickory Hill. We love having Brian come to share from God's Word with us -this week from Matthew 22 and Jesus' teaching of the Great Commandment.

This week Erik Messerschmidt brings us a message from Psalm 92 on how we can fuel our praise for the Lord.

This week, Josh Baun shares from Psalm 37 how we can go from worrying to being at peace by choosing to rest in God.

As we continue our summer guest speaker series through Psalms, Jared Hojnacki shares that when we reflect on the character and works of the Lord, it results in our worship, reverence and obedience.

Our very own Brian Graf is back to share from Psalm 23 three promises to live by that display the Shepherd's care.

Andrew Restrepo shares from 1 Peter that we can overcome difficult times by rejoicingin our salvation.

Our Students Director, Cameron Foster shares from Micah 6 that the Lord delights in worship that aligns with what He really cares about.

Guest speaker Josh Baun shared from Psalm 34 that when we choose to seek God, we will experience His goodness.

Guest speaker, Brian Graf, shares from Psalm 32 three lessons that help us remain in the joy of forgiveness.

In this last sermon of the series, Pastor Ricky shares from 1 Timothy 6 that the loveliest place is where grace is our shared resource for spiritual change.

The Loveliest Place is where money matters are part of our discipleship.

We worshiped together at Camp Hickory Hill and Pastor Ricky shared from 1 Timothy 6 on working with excellence.

The loveliest place is where there is a collective value on spiritual leadership.

Continuing the series The Loveliest Place, Pastor Ricky shares that the loveliest place is where family is our collective experience not a mere slogan.

Pastor Ricky continues the 1 Timothy series and in chapter 4 we are learning that The Loveliest Place is where our collective expectation for preaching aligned with God's.

This week Pastor Ricky shares a sermon from 1 Timothy 3:14-4:5 that The Loveliest Place is where the glory of God frames my everythings and everydays.